CS 035 COMPUTER LITERACY

Starts 01/25/2010 and ends 03/1/2010

MWF 8 AM TO 8:55 AM  Room T-311

February 18-21 Thurs-Sun Winter break - no classes

 

PROFESSOR WILLIAM BARTH        OFFICE T307

Phone: 315-255-1792 ext. 2315

web page: http://m331.cayuga-cc.edu/barth/

e-mail: barth@cayuga-cc.edu

 

 

What’s Going On the Week Of Jan 25

Mon., Jan. 25

Intro, Microsoft Windows

Wed., Jan 27 – first class

Chapter 4A, Microsoft word

Fri., Jan. 23

Microsoft Word, Chapter 4B

 

 OTHER CLASS PAGES

 computer dictionary

to check your grades

  files needed for the labs

 information about tests

Text book web site

Glossary of text terms

terms we should know for tests

 

 

 

 

CS 035 – Spring 2010 Barth

         TENTATIVE  SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Class #

Date

Topics

1

Jan 25

Intro, Microsoft Windows

2

Jan. 27

Chapter 4A, Microsoft Word

3

Jan. 29

Microsoft Word, Chapter 4B

4

Feb. 1

Microsoft Excel

 5

Feb. 3

Microsoft Excel

6

Feb. 5

Microsoft PowerPoint

7

Feb. 8

chapter 1A

8

Feb. 10

Chapter 1A

9

Feb. 12

Chapter 1B

10

Feb. 15

Chapter 1B

11

Feb. 17

Test # 1

12

Feb. 19

Winter Break – NO CLASS

13

Feb. 22

Chapter 2A & 2B

 

Feb. 24

Chapter 3A

14

Feb. 26

Chapter 3A

15

Mar. 1

 Test # 2

  

CS 035 – Spring 2010 Barth

Individual Study

         TENTATIVE  SCHEDULE - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Class #

Date

Topics

1

Jan 25

Intro, Microsoft Windows

2

Jan. 27

Chapter 4A, Microsoft Word

3

Jan. 29

Microsoft Word, Chapter 4B

4

Feb 1

Microsoft Excel

 5

Feb 3

Microsoft Excel

6

Feb. 5

Microsoft PowerPoint

Feb. 17

Test # 1 available in the ASC  (chapters 4a, 1a, 1b, windows, Office 2007, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

7

Feb. 24

Class meets to answer questions, turn in labs

Feb. 26

 Test # 2 available in the ASC (chapters 2a, 2b, 3a)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

REQUIRED MATERIALS

1.      Suggested text, not mandatory – Peter Norton's Essential Concepts 6th edition, Glencoe-McGraw Hill.  The ISBN is 007-297-84-9X

2.      one 3.5 inch Diskette or a USB flash drive

 

Glencoe-McGraw-Hill web site   http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/

 

 Class Policies

Students entering class more than ten minutes late for class will be considered absent for the class

You are allowed 3 absences, you will be withdrawn on the 4th absence

There are no excused absences in the college attendance policy.

Students entering class late must see the Instructor after class to remove the absence from the Instructor's records or the absence will remain on the records

Student's ARE NOT to leave the class early unless they are sick

If a student has ongoing complications and must leave class early every day or must be late for class every day perhaps the student should consider taking the course another semester

Students are expected to contact the Instructor in advance of an exam they will miss to get a makeup exam.  Otherwise a make up exam will be at the discretion of the instructor

Students who play computer games or surf the web during lectures in the computer lab, act disrespectful to the teacher or act disrespectful to other students will be withdrawn from the course.

If anything happens to your flash drive, disk or computer,  you will still be responsible for all the labs

no extra credit work or retests will be allowed.