Class Plan for CSC 104
David B. Sher
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Office:
C3068 Phone # 572-7383 ext 26830 Email: davidbsher-fall14@yahoo.com Text: Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic 2012, 9/E, by David I. Schneider, Pearson, 2013 The bookstore will have a custom version
of chapters 1-6 at a significantly lower cost to the student. |
Topics
(2 classes) Introduction
to programming and algorithms
(2 classes) Problem Solving Strategies
(2 classes) Sequencing
(1 class) Binary numbers & Data Types
(4 classes) Object-oriented concepts (&
appropriate software)
(2 classes) Procedures (passing arguments and return values)
(7 classes) Decisions
(including nesting)
(4 classes) Repetition
(including nesting)
(3 classes) Review
for exams
(3 classes) Two
exams and a final examination
10% Quizzes 42% Projects
(5) 48% Exams
(3)
Expulsion (not absence) from Class 3 times is an F – Vandalism will result
in an F
DISABILITIES STATEMENT
If you have a physical, psychological, medical, or learning disability that
may have an impact on your ability to carry out the assigned coursework, I urge
you to contact the Center for Students with Disabilities(CSD), Building U,(516
572-7241),TTY(516) 572-7617. The
counselors at CSD will review your concerns and determine reasonable accommodations
you are entitled to by the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. All
information and documentation pertaining to personal disabilities (diagnoses)
will be kept confidential.
Prerequisite
If you were placed in remedial math (math001 or
math002) and have not passed math002 or math 003 you may not take this course.
If you are in remedial english (eng001) you may not
take this course. If you are in RDG001
(reading 001) you may not take this course.
If you do sign up for this course you will not receive credit for it. You should arrange as soon as possible to
drop this course and sign up for the appropriate noncredit math course.