Instructions
regarding assignments
Each
student will be assigned a group.
The
programming task is assigned to the whole group. It should be demonstrated in
the class on the due date. The group will have ten minutes to explain briefly
the code using a Powerpoint presentation and show some input/output data.
Graphical user interfaces are recommended but not a must.
A
CD containing the Powerpoint presentation as well as the source code and the
results should be turned in to the instructor.
The reports should be
well-written and an electronic version (attached document within an E-mail)
should be sent to the instructor one week earlier to the presentation of the
work. The students are divided into groups of two. Each student is within
the same group chosen in programming assignments. An oral presentation of
the report's contents is required. Each student will have 10 minutes of oral
presentation.
Policies:
All
rules and regulations stipulated in the GSU Student Handbook will apply. In
addition:
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Everyone
is expected to conduct himself/herself in a mature and responsible manner.
No eating o7 drinking during class. Men should remove hats.
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Class
attendance is a privilege and a duty. Everyone is expected to arrive on
time and remain for the entire class period. Failure to do so is
considered an absence.
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Attendance
will be recorded each class period. The attendance record will be routed
to the registers office immediately by computer. Be on time since being
late is counted as absent. The roll is used by financial aid to determine
your qualifications for refunds and/or financial aid.
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It
is the responsibility of a student who misses a class to find out what was
missed and cover the missed work.
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CELL
PHONES MUST BE TURNED OFF in the classrooms and faculty offices.
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NO
MAKEUP TESTS WILL BE GIVEN. A student who knows in advance that he/she
will be absent from a test with a University excuse (due to, e.g., band,
athletics, or other university-related event) may petition to take the
test early. No test is given after the scheduled date. A schedule of your
extracurricular activity and verification (document signed by the sponsor)
of your participation must be submitted to me by the close of
registration.
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No
work for extra credit will be assigned on an individual basis during or
after the semester.
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Group
discussions and study groups outside the classroom are strongly
encouraged.
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Cheating
of any kind is a very serious matter and will result in an "F"
grade in the course.
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During
a test the students will sit in alternate rows. Cell phones must be turned
off and put away.
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Do
not ask questions during a test. If you find a question ambiguous, you
should write a note to that effect and proceed using your best judgment.
Student whose first language is not English may ask for clarification of a
word or phrase.
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During
a test nobody may leave the room and return to work on the test. A
student, who arrives after the first completed test has been submitted,
will not be able to take the test.
Computer
Laboratories:
You
are at risk of forfeiting, your account's use (either temporarily or
permanently) if you violate any of the following:
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NO
eating or drinking in any computer labs. Drink and food containers are not
to be used into the laboratory.
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Cell
phones must NOT be used in lab. Turn sound off or put in vibrate mode.
Exit the lab your cell phone.
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Use
earphones for audio output. Audio mode should not be used without
earphones.
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No
loud talking/group discussions in labs. Use vacant classrooms for group or
team discussions.
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DO
NOT allow anyone to use your password to access your computer account.
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DO
NOT sit on desk or tabletops. Use the chairs for seating'
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Place
backpacks and other storage/packaging items on the floor near your
workstation.
Security
of Exams
During exam periods all
students will be required to show a valid University ID.
Additional
Instructions:
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All
tests are given in the assigned classroom. The regular tests are given
during class time and are consequently fifty minutes long. The test
content will be representative of all classroom lectures and lab
assignments.
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No
student is exempt from taking the final examination.
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Please
inform the instructor as early as possible if you are a graduating
senior.
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Students
participating in University sponsored extra curricula activities, e.g.,
band, football, track. etc., should submit a signed verification from
the activity's director by the end of the third week of classes. Written
notification of a scheduled event that conflicts with a test date should
be given to the instructor at least a week before the test date so that
the test can be rescheduled. The rescheduled test should be taken prior
to the scheduled date or no later than three days after that date.
Computer
accounts
Each
student will be assigned a computer account, which is valid for one semester.
During the semester you will be able to save your files on the department file
server. You may want to purchase a 3 V2" double-sided, high-density
diskette, onto which you can copy your files at the end of the semester, as
the files on the server will be deleted before the beginning of the next
semester.
The
students in CS 210 should use the lab in Carver Hall 277 for their
assignments. You may also use the computers in Carver Hall 133. If you have a
Java compiler at home, please let the instructor know that you wish to do your
assignment on your own computer; you are still required to attend the lab
sections to learn to use the computers in the lab.
Lab
rules must be obeyed!
Resolution
of concerns or problems
If
you have any concerns or problems regarding any aspect of this course, please
discuss it first with the instructor and then, if necessary, with the
department head.
Disabilities Statement
If
you need accommodation in this class/setting/facility related to a disability,
please inform the instructor of the course as soon as possible.
