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Announcement(12/14/99)
Office Hour Cancellation on 12/16/99(Thursday) 1-2PM:
Please send e-mails or leave phone messages at extension 320
Announcement(12/7/99)
F I N A L E X A M (Comprehensive)
2-4PM Monday, December 20, 1999 at H225
Announcement(11/10/99)
Due Date Change: HW #6(Database)'s due date is now 11/17W.
Announcement(9/15/99)
All homework assignments should be prepared by computer word processing s/w
unless other specific instructions given.
Last updated: Tuesday, December 14, 1999
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Intro to IS/VB6 |
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9/1W | Course Overview |
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| 9/6M | Labor Day (Holiday) | |||||||||||||||
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9/8W | Intro to IS (Ch 1) |
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9/13M | Hardware (Ch 2) |
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9/15W | Hardware (Ch 2) (cont.)
Ref: Computer Architecure |
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HW #1: (Due 9/22/99W) A)Binary Numbers(hand written acceptable) B)Page 69- Discussion Question #1 |
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9/20M | Software(Ch 3) |
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HW #2 (due 9/27M/99):
A)Discussion Questions #2(Page 103) B)Applying IT #1 (Page 104) |
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9/22W | Software (cont.)/ Telecommunications (Ch 4) |
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HW #3 (due 9/29W): Textbook Page 139- Discussion Questions #2 & #3 |
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| 9/27M | Telecommunications (cont.)/WP | Chapter 4 | ||||||||||||||
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9/29W | WP
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HW #4 (due 10/13W): Write a document using word processing(WP) software (MS Word or Word Perfect) intorducing yourself (such as resume) applying different WP features (at least 12 of the following: header, footer, pagination, footnote, underline, different font styls/points, numbered list, bulleted list, multicolumn output, table, image inserted, background/print color, subscript, superscript, and comments. List all the features you will have applied in a separate page. Hand in the WP file on a 3 1/2" diskette along with its printed copy. | |||||||||||||
| 10/4M | Exam #1(Chapters 1 thru 4) |
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10/6W | WP(Ch 5) | Mail Merge(Form letter) | Exam #1 Results: Class Average=73.3 Stem-and-Leaf Display: 10|8 |
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| 10/11M | Columbus Day (Holiday) | |||||||||||||||
| 10/13W | Spreadsheet (Ch5B) |
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HW #5 (due 10/20W): Create Excel Workbook | |||||||||||||
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10/18M | Spreadsheet (Cont.) |
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Note on HW #5-Two numbers(underlined below) given in the problem descriptions have been
corrected as follows: The paper's senior-level managers hope to increase private advertising revenues by 3% per month, thus bringing in $3,893.40 in April; $4,017.00 in May; and $4,202.40 in June. |
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| 10/20W | Spreadsheet (cont.) | Chapter 5 | ||||||||||||||
| 10/25M | DBMS(Ch 6) |
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HW #6 (worth three times of other HWs )due 11/17W: Choose an organization that interest you - for example, a particular company, a college, or a nonprofit organization. Then, using the steps listed in the textbook chapter 6, design a database structure (with design goals, output requirements, and input requirements) for a database that you think would be useful for the organization. Create the database with MS Access 97 with minimum three tables. Entering some sample data to the tables, create at least two forms, three queries from multiple tables, and two reports. Hand in the MS Access database and a MS Word document describing its design goals and output requirements in a 3 1/2" diskette. THIS DATABASE SHOULD BE DEVELOPED ALL BY YOURSELF. Not to be copied from any existing sources including books, the Internet, other people and any publications. | |||||||||||||||
| 10/27W | DBMS(Ch 6) |
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11/1M | DBMS(Ch
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| 11/3W | DBMS |
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| 11/8M | DBMS |
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| 11/10W | Bus Info Systems: Bus Info Systems(Ch 7) |
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Due Date Change: HW #6(Database)'s due date is now 11/17W. | |||||||||||||
| 11/15M | Exam #2(Ch 5-6): WP; Spreadsheet; Database | |||||||||||||||
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11/17W | Bus Info Systems |
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Exam #2 Results: Class Average=71.2 Stem-and-Leaf Display: 10|0 |
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| 11/22M | Bus Info Systems(Ch 7) |
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| 11/24W | Visual Basic 6 |
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| 11/29M | Visual Basic 6:Building an application |
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HW#7( due 12/6M)- Page VB
1.63 #1(Kilometer Converter) Page VB 1.64 #2 (Equivalency Application) |
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| 12/1W | Visual Basic 6:Working with Intrinsic Controls and Active Controls |
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| 12/6M | Visual Basic 6 |
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HW #8 (due 12/13M): Page VB2.63 #1- Changing Properties at Run Time with CheckBox Controls |
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| 12/8W | Visual Basic 6 |
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| 12/13M | Security, Privacy and Ethical Issue(Ch8) |
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Internet Links: Security: Computer Security Information What is a Computer Virus? Privacy: Computer Privacy Information Americans for Privacy Act PrivacyMaker S/W Ethics: WWW Resources The Ten Commandments |
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| 12/15W | Issues and Trends(Ch 9) |
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Telecommunications Act of 1996 | |||||||||||||
| 12/17 or 12/20 | F I N A L E X A M (Comprehensive) 2-4PM Monday, December 20, 1999 at H225 |
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