Computers and Networks

Summer 98-3 CS 0110
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Instructor: |
Dr. George Novacky |
TA: |
Renee Madison |
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Office : |
326 Alumni Hall |
Office: |
330 Alumni |
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Hours : |
Tuesday 2:15-3:45pm Others by appointment |
Hours: |
Tuesday 2:30-4:30pm Thursday 1:00-3:00pm |
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Phone: |
624-8438 |
Phone: |
624-8843 |
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E-mail: |
novacky@cs.pitt.edu |
E-mail: |
rsmst17+@pitt.edu |
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Web Page: |
http://www.pitt.edu/~cg251251 |
Web Page: |
http://www.pitt.edu/~rsmst17 |
Texts:
Prerequisite: A desire to learn about computers and how to use them effectively.
Requirements and Grading:
Exams
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Midterm |
20% |
Lab part |
June 23 |
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Final |
25% |
Lab part Written part |
July 26 (at lab) July 26 (at lecture) |
The midterm exam consists of a lab only. The final exam includes a written portion (given during the lecture time) and a lab portion (given during the lab time). The written portion of the final counts 60% and the lab portion counts 40%.
Labs & Homework Assignments
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25% weekly labs |
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20% homework assignments |
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10 % quizzes |
Policy on Lab work
Each scheduled lab will be held in room 111 Mineral and Industry Building (MIB). In order to guarantee yourself a computer, only attend the lab for which you are registered. To receive full credit on a lab assignment, you must attend the lab and show your work to your lab instructor by the end of the lab period. If you are unable to complete your work during the lab period, it is to your advantage to continue it on your own (speak to your TA about the deadline for handing in the lab so you can receive full credit).
Policy on Homework
There will be several homework assignments. Homework is to be handed in at the lecture on the day that it is due. No late homework will be accepted.
Computers and Networks
Course/Lab Syllabus
Policy on Lectures
Attendance is mandatory. There will be unannounced quizzes which will count 10% of the total grade. Lectures will demonstrate topics related to the labs on weekly basis, and so are essential to learning.
Policy on Cheating
Students are encouraged to work together during scheduled labs. However, each student is responsible for their own work on exams and assignments. A student who cheats on an exam or an assignment will receive a grade of 0 for that exam or assignment. Any repeat offense will result in an F grade for the course.
Lab Topics