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Ellen M. Zimmer |
Description &
Prerequisites
This course familiarizes students with the interaction of computer hardware and software. Emphasis is placed on the application of microcomputers, the use of productivity software (word processing, spreadsheet management, file management, and presentation software), Internet applications, and electronic mail applications. Students with credit in CSCI100 may not take this course to fulfill degree requirements. This course is approved for General Education – Computer Competency
Covered
- Basic Computer Concepts
- Word Processing - MS Word
- Spreadsheet Processing - MS Excel
- Presentation Processing - MS PowerPoint
- Internet Searching
- Electronic Mail
- Web Page Creation - MS FrontPage
examination
Reserve a test spot by emailing Prof Onderko: jonderko@edinboro.edu
Testing location: 222 Doucette Hall
*** YOU MUST
RESERVE A TEST SPOT WITH PROF ONDERKO
Materials
| Go! Series 2007 bundle - available at the EUP
Bookstore |
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| ** If you are using OFFICE 2003 or MAC OFFICE 2004 then you should purchase the Exploring Series 2003 bundle. | |
| You will need a portable secondary storage medium (USB jump drive) |  |
Your grade will be based on
(A)370-400 (B+)350-369 (B)330-349
(C+)310-329 (C)80-309
(D+)260-279 (D)240-259
(F)0-249 & all those found cheating!
items
tutorials
Expectations
- Attendance is Imperative!!
- Attendance for examination is MANDATORY!
- All assignments are due on the due date - NO EXCEPTIONS!
- All assignments must be properly labeled, in order & stapled
- All assignments should be done by the individual - cheating will NOT be tolerated!
- It is IMPERATIVE that you gain access to MS Office 2007 outside of class - we will cover in 13 days what is covered in 16 weeks during the regular semester.
- Accommodations for Students with Disabilities: If you need test-taking or note-taking accommodations, please feel free to come and discuss this with me. Do not wait until the last minute.
behavior
- You are expected to arrive on time to class. Arriving late is disruptive and considered to be rude. I reserve the right to deduct from your final grade if you are repeatedly tardy.
- Once class has begun you are expected to remain in your seat for the duration of the class lecture. You are not permitted to randomly get up for drinks, visits to the restroom, pick up a print out or to generally wander around the classroom during lecture.
- Once class has begun you are expected to be quiet and respectful to the person lecturing. If you need to discuss something with a fellow classmate you should do it after class.
- Cell phones, beepers & watches must be turned off during class/ lab time.
updated
May 19, 2008