Colorado State UniversityCS 110
Introduction to Personal Computing

Computer Science Department
CS 110

 

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  • Welcome to CS110
  • Week of November 17th :

1.    Monday Class Session - Access (meet in Alylesworth C111)

 

2.    Lab session (Access or Alice) on Tuesday the 18th or Wednesday the 19th during your scheduled lab in the CS110 Lab. You must bring a Picture ID, your CS110 Workbook and/or your Alice programming book if you are going to work on Alice because you have finished Access 1 and USB Drive.

 

§  Access 1 Lab Exercise is due no later than 8:00 pm on your scheduled lab day to complete and submit this lab exercise, (11/18 or 11/19) and it must be submitted via the 110Test Account in the CS110 Lab.

 

§  You can choose whether to study Access or start working on Alice programming projects. If you choose Alice then be sure to bring your Alice programming book with you to the lab and then follow the directions on the handout you printed from RAMCT.

 

3.       Lab session (Access or Alice) on Thursday the 20th or Friday the 21th during your scheduled lab in the CS110 Lab. You must bring a Picture ID, your CS110 Workbook and/or your Alice programming book if you are going to work on Alice because you have finished Access 2 and USB Drive.

 

§  Access 2 Lab Exercise is due no later than 6:00 pm on your scheduled lab day to complete and submit this lab exercise, (11/20 or 11/21) and it must be submitted via the 110Test Account in the CS110 Lab.

 

§  Continue working on alice projects; alice lab exercise 1 is due December 3rd by 6:00 pm. This lab exercise must be submitted in the CS110 lab from the 110test account no later than 6:00 pm.

 

4.    Remember that you must complete Access trainings (4 trainings under CSU Access Training/Skills for Success/Access Training, and 4 trainings (Access 2A, Access 2B, Access 3A and Access 3B) under CSU Access Training/GO/Access Training) on MyItLab web site. Your score must be higher than 85% to get credit and finish Access trainings before Access posttest.

 

 

 

Course Description:

Introduction to personal computing: hardware/software concepts, networking/internet info, windows operating system fundamentals, word processing skills, presentation software skills, spreadsheet and database manipulation, and introductory programming principles using Alice.

No credit toward Computer Science major.

It is the student's responsibility to know and adhere to the Computer Science Department Student Information Sheet .

Instructor:

Dr. S. Schleiffers,
Computer Science Department
Office: 216, 2nd floor, South Wing, USC (601 S. Howes St.)
Tel: 491-2090
E-mail: schleiff@cs.colostate.edu

Lab location:

University Services Center 601 South Howes Street

The CS110 lab is located on the 3rd floor, South Wing.  See map .

Grade:

A grade in this course is based on 65% of exam points, 35% of assignment points and lab points.

  • A    90 - Above
  • B    80 - 89.99
  • C    70 - 79.99%
  • D    60 - 69.99%
  • F    Below - 60%

 

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