Much of the materials you'll use in class will come from on-line handouts; however, you will also use two lab manuals
You will also need about four 3.5" diskettes to save your work.
Grades for this lab are integrated with the lecture part of the CSCI 107. See the syllabus for your lecture section for detail information about grade weighting.
Assignments will be given in many labs. Four of these will be submitted at the beginning of the lab at which they are due and will be graded. Graded assignments will be penalized 5% for each day they are late.
You are expected to attend all lab sessions. This is a "hands-on" experience and many of the software demonstrations and exercises are not covered in the text. If a student must miss a lab, he/she needs to complete the day' work in an "open" lab before the next class meeting.
Cheating on any assignment in any way will result in a grade of zero. Both the person(s) who shares an answer(s) and the person(s) who accepts the information will receive the grade indicated. The student's awareness of this policy and confirmation that the work submitted conforms with this policy will be indicated by his/her signature on the assignment sheet; work submitted without the student's signature will not be graded.
This is a preliminary lab schedule. Whatever the final schedule turns out
to be it will closely follows the schedule of the other daytime lab sections of
CSCI 107.
August 18 | Email and WWW page access |
August 25 | MS/DOS |
September 1 | Computer hardware & Word Processing |
September 8 | Word Processing |
September 15 | Word Processing |
September 22 | Internet |
October 1 | Internet |
October 8 | Spreadsheets |
October 13 | FALL BREAK |
October 20 | Spreadsheets |
October 27 | Graphics |
November 3 | Graphics |
November 10 | Databases |
November 17 | Databases |
November 24 | Databases |
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