CS 1000-C: Introduction to Microcomputer Concepts and Applications I

Semester:    Fall  98 
Room:        2126 NH
Time:        10:00 AM - 10:50 AM M/W/F

Course Objective:

To develop conceptual knowledge about hardware, software and 
communications. Students will be familiar with the Internet, 
computer operating system, computer applications, and information 
technology.

Course Description:

This course covers computing technology and concepts and develops 
skills in personal-computer applications.  Topics include hardware
and software terminology, word processing, spreadsheets, e-mail, and
the Internet. It also covers the microcomputer operating system,
ethics, and current trends in the use of computers. A hands-on
laboratory is integrated with the course. A student may not receive
credit for both CS 115(CS 1000) and CS 138(CS 1010).

Software and Tools Used to Support Class:



Required Materials:


            

Grading Policies:

             The grade for the course will be assigned based on the following 
             percentages:

             No late assignments. If you miss a test, the final score will be 
             assigned for that test.


Instructor:

             Said C. Fares
             Office:                         2132  Nevins Hall 
             Traditional Office Hours:       9:15 AM - 11:00 AM T/TH
 					     or by appointment
             Electronic Office Hours:        Any day, any time
             E-mail:                         sfares@valdosta.edu
             Phone:                          (912) 333-5780

Fall Semester 1998 Calendar:

   	     August     19:	First Class
	     September   7:	Labor Day
	     October     9:	Midterm
	     Nov.    23-27:	Thanksgiving
	     Dec.        9:	Last Class
	     Dec.       10:	Exam-Prep
	     Dec.(Mon.) 14: 	Final at 8:00-10:00 AM 
	     Dec.       17:	Graduation                  

Last update August 16,1998.