You have decided to take a WEB based class.
1. Now, you need to e-mail your instructor with an e-mail address that can be used by the instructor to reach you. DO IT NOW! Note: I will respond to atleast your first e-mail message so that you know it works!
The e-mail address is:jfuller@tvcc.cc
jlfuller_41@yahoo.com
2. You need to be able to send e-mail with attached files.
3. You need to be able to make screen dumps and attach them as files to your e-mail.
4. You need to schedule your time. A three credit quarter course usually meets for 30 hours a term in the classroom, and you are expected to do 1 to 2 hours of work outside of class for each hour of classroom time. Since there are no classroom sessions, you need to schedule 60 to 90 hours of time for working on this course if you expect to succeed.
5. Programing is the art of keeping track of many, many details at a time! You must do it perfectly for it to work.
6. After you e-mail your instructor, read the on-line lectures on "Taking WEB classes", "Screen Dumps", and "Attaching Files to E-mail". If you have problems, contact your instructor at once!
At this site you will find a variety of resources you will need to complete this course. To use this site, click on the appropriate menu item in the upper right corner of the screen (if your browser does frames) or use the menu bar below (this menu bar will also be found at the bottom of every page).
Information | Syllabus | Schedule | Online "Lectures" | Projects | Quizzes | Web Board
These menu items will take you to the following pages:
- Information
- Returns you to this page.
- Syllabus
- The course outline, including: instructor information, course description, course requirements (i.e. grading system), prerequisites, required textbook and other materials, and other general course information.
- Schedule
- A daily class schedule for the regular on-campus course. Distance learning students should use this schedule to pace themselves through the course. All test dates and other due dates apply to both on-campus AND distance learning students.
- Online "Lectures"
- A set of links to lecture notes and tutorials. The lecture notes include outlines of each of the chapters in the textbook.
- Projects
- Full descriptions of all hands-on exercises and projects will be given at this link. They are also listed in the schedule for the class. These are for BOTH on-campus and distance learning students. Answers to exercises and projects will be posted after their do date.
- Quizzes
- Chapter quizzes and answers will be posted here at appropriate times during the term. See the syllabus for details and requirements regarding these quizzes (note: they are NOT optional).
Questions? Please call (541-881-8822 ext. 231) or send an e-mail (jfuller@tvcc.cc) If you call and don't get an answer, please leave a voice-mail message (include your name, phone number, and when you called).
To find out more about the instructor, click on the following link. Instructor's Background
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