Final course grades have been submitted. To ensure privacy, I have decided
not to post the final grades to the class home page. If you wish to know
your grade, send e-mail to
supulver@cse.ucsc.edu. Send
the e-mail from your own account and include your student I.D. number
for verification; I will e-mail your final course grade back to you.
--KDS 6/10/97
This course provides a practical introduction to computers: hardware, operating systems and applications packages; developments in the computer industry from an engineering perspective. Personal computing on a IBM-PC platform is emphasized, with lab exercises designed to provide working knowledge of basic application packages of word processing (Microsoft Word) and spreadsheets (Microsoft Excel) as well as programming concepts via Pascal. An introduction to the Internet and associated topics such as e-mail, Netscape, and the World Wide Web will also be presented.
| Lecture: | Applied Sciences, Room 152 | MWF | 3:30pm-4:40pm | |
| Labs: | Social Sciences I, Room 135 | Mon Tue Wed Fri |
6:00pm-8:00pm 9:00am-11:00am 10:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-3:00pm |
1A 1B 1C 1D |
| Instructor: | Kim Supulver supulver@cse.ucsc.edu Applied Sciences, Room 237 |
MW | 2:00pm-3:00pm and by appt. | |
| T.A.: | Ted Dunn tdunn@cse.ucsc.edu Social Sciences I, Room 135 Applied Sciences, Room 309 |
MT Th |
during lab sections 1A and 1B 10:00am-12:00pm |
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| Tutor: | Laura Chiorello lmc@cats.ucsc.edu Social Sciences I, Room 135 |
WF | during lab sections 1C and 1D | |
| Textbooks: |
1) Computing Unbound, Patterson, Kiser, Smith (1989). New York: W. W. Norton and Company, Inc.. 2) Microsoft Office Professional, Parsons, et al. (1995). Cambridge, MA: Course Technology, Inc.. |
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A course syllabus and the class policies are available, as are guidelines for term projects and sample questions from midterm and final exams.
: To look at your current overall grade and grades for each assignment, go to the Grade Viewer page. This page will show you your grades compared to the class average and to the 70% passing limit.
REMINDER: Work turned in after the due date set for a given assignment will not be accepted unless expressly authorized by the course teaching staff in advance. You may turn in work which is incomplete on the due date for partial credit. You will not receive full credit for any work turned in late unless authorized in advance. For late labs, you will have one point taken off for each day the lab is late. After Friday at 3:30pm on the week a lab is due, the lab will no longer be accepted and you will receive zero credit for that assignment.