INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Jerry Olivas
INSTRUCTOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS: drolivas@hotmail.com
OFFICE HOURS, LOCATION, AND PHONE: Thursday 8:30 P.M. - 9:30 P.M., Craven Hall, Second Floor, Suite 2208, Voice: 760-750-8260 and FAX: 760-750-4250.
COURSE/SEMESTER CALENDAR: January 18, 2005 through May 12, 2005.
COURSE MEETING DAYS AND TIMES: Section 03 (CRN 21465) Lectures are on both Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 P.M. - 8:25 P.M. with the Lab for Section 03 (CRN 21465) on Tuesday only 6:00 P.M. - 6:50 P.M.
COURSE MEETING PLACES: All Lectures and Labs are held in ACD 203.
COURSE CREDIT: 4.
ACADEMIC HONESTY: All students should review the OFFICIAL NOTICE AND POLICIES REGARDING Academic Honesty (Cheating, Fabrication, Facilitating Academic Dishonesty, and Plagiarism) in the California State University San Marcos, General Catalog. Any student who is caught violating any of these policies will be dropped from the class by the instructor and referred to the appropriate University body for further action. Please see Dr. Olivas if you would like further clarification regarding this matter.
PREREQUISITES: All lower-division pre-business core and successful completion of University computer competency requirement. This course may not be taken for credit by students who have received credit for MIS 302. Also please note that: "The pre-requisites for this course are listed in the course catalogue. The instructor reserves the right to administratively drop, at any point, any student who has not met the prerequisites. Students choosing to withdraw from this course are responsible for doing so according to university procedures and deadlines."
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Introduction to subjects in management information systems. Includes computer hardware and software, databases, information systems development, and the role of information systems in the organization. For the Lab portion of HTM 304 the emphasis is on gaining hands-on knowledge of management information systems. There are two hours and 50 minutes of lecture and 50 minutes of laboratory each week of the course.
COURSE OBJECTIVES: By completion of the Lecture portion of this course students will:
By completion of the Lab portion of HTM 304 students will:
- be able to define current business information systems concepts
- have a thorough understanding of how information systems are used by businesses
- understand how businesses manage information technology resources
- know how information systems process and store information including the use of direct access storage methods
- know how input and output devices are used by information systems
- understand how businesses use network information systems including the use of local area networks and wide area network communication channels, protocols, topologies and devices
- have a thorough understanding of how businesses and organiztions use the Internet to communicate and for e-commerce purposes including e-commerce site design, development, and the marketing of e-stores
- understand the many different types of business applications such as accounting applications and operating systems software including open and propeietary systems software
- have an understanding of database management systems including database theory, warehousing, and data mining
- know how information systems are developed including how programming languages use interpreters and compilers and use of very high level languages and prototyping
- have a thorough understanding of information systems security and privacy
- identify current trends in the use of informations systems by businesses including virtual reality and artificial intelligence
- be able to use Microsoft Excel 2002 at intermediate to advanced levels
- be able to use Microsoft Access 2002 at the beginning level
- be able to create (using HTML) and publish an e-commerce (e-business) web site
COURSE TEXT: For the Lecture portion of the course: Turban, Efraim, et al. Introduction to Information Technology. Third Edition. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 2005 (ISBN: #0471347809). For the Lab portion of the course: Fulton, Jennifer. Learning Microsoft Excel 2002. New York: DDC Publishing, 2001. (Catalog: #Z99, ISBN: #1585771384). In addition, other materials, including electronically published materials from the World Wide Web, will be assigned by the Instructor. The Instructor will direct students to these materials.
Course requirements, introduction to the concept of management information systems, the purpose of information systems, and the various types of information systems will be discussed.
Hyperlinks for Week 1: Check out CNET to obtain current technology information and for downloading business shareware software, try Outpost.com to find a "software product" for your Product Assessment Project Report, and to get that Dell Dimension 3000, Pentium 4, 2.80GHz, 533MHz FSB (bus), 1GB DDR SDRAM, with a nice size hard drive and a DVD+RW, and a 17" flat panel display, plus much more for under $1100, it's "Easy as Dell". If you are looking for a free web based e-mail account you might want to try Hotmail, and if you are having a little trouble understanding some of those fancy computer terms try PC Webopaedia. And for way cool web sites try AltaVista Translations and yourDictionary.com. Also, for your reading pleasure here is a link to a recent article that I wrote titled READY, SET, LAUNCH. And here are a couple of sites for student discounted software, Academic Superstore and JourneyEd.com. I also like AtomicPark.com but there prices are a little higher.
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Technology Guide 4 of the course text Network and Telecommunications Basics will be covered. Emphasis will be on Telecommunications Systems and Network Communications Software. Also, begin requisite Excel 2002 Exercises including Excel 2002 Basics, Key Worksheet Procedures, Use Formulas and Functions (Exercises 1-16 from the Excel course text, Lessons 1, 2, and 3). For a list of the required Excel Exercises see COURSE REQUIREMENTS. Please note that you are only required to do the Excel "Critical Thinking" Exercises not the "On Your Own" Exercises. Also, begin use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and start your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 2: The two primary NOSs in use for LANs are Novell NetWare 6.5 and Microsoft Windows Server 2003. For a really great HTML (HyperText Markup Language) hands-on tutorial try Introduction to HTML. Also, check these three web sites out for some way cool web page graphics including ones that are animated--Bellsnwhistles.com and Animation Factory. Also, SiliconValley.com (San Jose Mercury News) is a great site for "current events" technology information.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please remember to include a subject line and a message in all e-mail that you send Dr. Olivas. For the subject line you might say something like "HTM 304 Excel work" and in the message you might say "Hey Dr. Olivas attached you will find Excel Excercises 16 and 22. Enjoy! Tiger Woods, Section 03." Also, ALL files must include a Custom Footer with your name, the Excel Exercise number, and your section number. In addition, you will need to include your name in the Author field of the Excel Properties and your e-mail address in the Hyperlink base field of the Excel Properties for each file that you send. As with the Custom Footer, ALL files must include this Properties information. Also, do not send zipped (squeezed/compressed) files--only send full size files. And please don't forget to virus check those files before you send them.
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Continue with Technology Guide 4 of the course text Network and Telecommunications Basics and cover all of Chapter 4 Network Computing. Emphasis will be on Network Processing Strategies and Telecommunications Applications. Current News Article (1) due second class meeting of the week. Perform Common Tasks using Excel 2002 (Exercises 17-22 from the Excel course text, Lesson 4). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 3: Summarizing what I discussed (will be discussing) in class regarding networking speed. For wide area network connections you have two basic options: dial-up and direct. Dial-up connections are either analog or digital. For analog connections a modem is used with a maximum speed of 56Kbps using 1 channel. ISDN often uses a dial-up connection with digital transmission achieving speeds of up to 128Kbps using 2 channels. For direct connections you basically have T1, T3, or ATM. All of these direct connections allow for broadband transmission with T1 achieving speeds of 1.5Mbps using 24 channels, T3 achieving speeds of 4.5Mbps using hundreds of channels, and ATM achieving speeds up to 622Mbps using a single fixed channel between two points. Fractional T1, with 12 channels at 1.5Mbps, can be a cost effective way to go for small to medium size businesses. For businesses, ISDN is becoming less of a player while home and business cable connections (through local TV cable companies) is showing great promise. Cable can achieve speeds up to 8Mbps (averaging about 1.5Mbps) with one cable handling up to 8 channels. Another method for communicating in wide area network environments is ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line). ADSL (usually referred to as simply DSL) allows for speeds up to 8Mbps (averaging less than 256Kbps). The biggest advantage to ADSL is that it uses normal copper telephone lines. Check out the Bandwidth Meter to find out what your actual line speed is and to get all kinds of other interesting information regarding bandwidth. Also, try BroadBand Reports.com to test the speed of your connection. This test shows you both upload and download speeds. From the BroadBand Reports.com home page click on Tests+Tools, Speed Tests, select one of the servers, click once on the Start button, then wait for the cool graph to come up.
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 3: I really like Angelfire for free web page hosting for both your E-Commerce Lab class web site and your Software Product Assessment Lecture class web site but there are a whole lot of other places that will host your web sites including CollegeClub and YAHOO!GeoCities. Hey here is a cool site for people who like TV like me--TV Guide Online.
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Technology Guide 5 of the course text The Internet Basics will be covered. Emphasis will be on what the Internet is and how it operates. Print a Worksheet using Excel 2002 (Excercises 23-26 from the Excel couse text, Lesson 5). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 4: ZDNet is a power packed web site with a massive amount of information including some great links for buying hardware and software. Another great web site that is directed primarily at selling hardware and software is CDW. Want to experience what Dr. Olivas considers a standard or typical web portal? Have a look at About.com. Get your very own web address at NETWORK SOLUTIONS, or at least start to look into how to get your very own web address. Try PeopleSearch.net and Starting Page. Is this stuff legal? Worried about the speed of your Internet connection like me? Use "ping" and "tracert" to find out how you are doing. For "ping" less than 200ms round trip is best and for "tracert" no more than 10 hops is best. You can use these through Windows but I looked on CNET DOWNLOAD.COM and found some interesting "ping" and "tracert" utilities that are far better than what Windows has to offer. The Ping Plotter (freeware) is pretty informative. Just search CNET DOWNLOAD.COM for Ping Plotter.
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 4: Okay you are getting all fired up about your E-Commerce Web Site Project and you want to push it a little with some intermediate to advanced level HTML--so, where to go? Try Advanced HTML Tutorials but take it slow and remember you can always copy (Ctrl + c) and paste (Ctrl + v) from a web page or the web page source. Don't forget to stop by and Sign Up for a free place to upload your E-Commerce Web Site and your Product Assessment Project Report?--I like Angelfire.com but there are many, many others such as FortuneCity.
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Continue with Technology Guide 5 of the course text Internet Basics and cover all of Chapter 6 Mobile, Wireless, and Pervasive Computing. Emphasis will be on services provided by the Internet and Internet challenges. Current News Article (2) due second class meeting of the week. Edit and Manipulate Worksheets and Workbooks using Excel 2002 (Exercises 27-35 from the Excel course text, Lesson 6) Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 5: For a great Internet Language Dictionary go to NetLingo. Also, for a free place to upload your web sites (the Lab E-Commerce site and the Lecture Software Product Assessment site) I am suggestion that you use Angelfire.com.
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 5: Try Dougie's Color Picker to select just the right colors for your e-commerce web site. Want to make your own animated gifs? You can, you can--just go to GIF Construction Set and download a great shareware program to help you create your very own animated gifs. Might want to download this program from CNET DOWNLOAD.COM.
Here is your Reaction Paper 1 article, School RFID Plan Gets an F (due in Dr. Olivas' electonic mail box by the end of the day Thursday, February 24, 2005). Click here for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding Reaction Papers.
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Chapter 5 of the course text E-Business and E-Commerce will be covered. Emphasis will be on Business-to-Consumers Applications and Business-to-Business Applications. Reaction Paper 1 due (note that Reaction Paper 1 is due in Dr. Olivas' electonic mail box (drolivas@hotmail.com) by the end of the day Thursday, February 24, 2005). Modify the Appearance of a Worksheet using Excel 2002 (Exercises 36-42 from the Excel course text, Lesson 7). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 6: Take a look at what some of the bigger e-commerce "solution" people are doing including Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, and IBM. During your visit you might want to stop by the Employment Office (Page) and perhaps make contact (just backspace off the directory structure in the URL until you are down to the host computer including the .com, Enter once, then look around for employment opportunities). If you have some questions about management information systems security try RAS Security to get your answers. This site has some very informative information regarding current management information systems security. Also, stop by Electronic Frontier Foundation for some great information regarding technology freedom and privacy issues.
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 6: Dr. Olivas says don't run your Browser without these essential software tools: WinZip 9.0 (to unzip and zip files easily), WS_FTP Pro 9.02 (to download and upload files easily), and Paint Shop Pro 9.0 (to do graphic manipulations including converting graphic file types). They can all be downloaded from TUCOWS for free. Actually, the TUCOWS site is pretty neat--have a look.
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Continue with Chapter 5 of the course text E-Business and E-Commerce. Emphasis will be on Market Research, and Customer Support. Current News Article (3) due second class meeting of the week. Integrate Excel with Other Applications and the Internet using Excel 2002 (Exercises 43-49 from the Excel course text, Lesson 8). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 7: Try FREE WEB HOSTING to find some great places to host an e-commerce site and some other super hyperlinks to 'top' rated e-commerce web sites. On an entirely different matter take a look at some of the technology oriented online training that you can do through DigitalThink and Element K. And why not obtain (study) some great technology knowledge and skills for free at W3Schools.com?
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 7: There was a question in both the Lab and Lecture portions of the course about spelling on work that is done for this course. I said I was not directily worried it, that I was more worried about analysis and depth and thought. But it is fine for you to be worried about spelling--and if you are try Dictionary.com or yourDictionary.com. Actually, you will find a lot of cool writing stuff on this site.
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Continue with Chapter 5 of the course text E-Business and E-Commerce. Emphasis will be on Infrastructure and Other Support and Legal and Ethical Issues. Use Advanced Functions using Excel 2002 (Exercises 50-60 from the Excel course text, Lesson 9). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 8: There are a lot of places to go on the web to stay informed about computer viruses and it is super improtant to stay informed about computer viruses (and keep an up-to-date antivirus program running on your desktops/laptops and servers). One of my favorite sites for current computer virus information is Authentium. Check it out! Also, have a look at Electronic Frontier Foundation's Top 12 Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy. These are all super good suggestions. And here is a site that can really help you get going with your e-commerce endeavors, ECD or Ecommerce digest.
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 8: The following two hyperlinks will take you to two very interesting web pages. One page is an example of an HTML Table that has two big columns and uses color backgrounds inside of the Table columns. The other page is an HTML Form that also has a JavaScript scroll running at the bottom of the page. Please feel free to check out the "source code" and borrow what ever you would like--then modify it some to meet your needs. Also, don't forget to use the Back button to return to this main page.
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Technology Guide 1 of the course text Computer Hardware will be covered. Emphasis will be on The Central Processing Unit and Computer Memory. Current News Article (4) due second class meeting of the week. Create and Modify Charts using Excel 2002 (Exercises 61-70 from the Excel course text, Lesson 10). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 9: For those of you who are saying how can I catch up on some of the beginning computer stuff that I missed (or that has changed since I learned it)? There are a lot of good sites to be found on the web if you search using words like "beginning computers" and "introduction to computers". One of my favorite sites for beginning and introduction to computers information is MSN Computing Central. Besides CNET and ZDNet for great information about computers (current news, technology shopping, product reviews, etc.) try IDG.
And here are a few more useful Hyperlinks for Week 9: NewEgg.com -- Online Computer Parts, Peripherals, Components, and Accessories, iBUYPOWER Custom Build PC Systems, ResellerRatings.com Customer reviews of online retailers, and WhatIs.com.
Here is your Reaction Paper 2 article, Is that a spreadsheet on your screen--or solitaire? (due in Dr. Olivas' electonic mail box by the end of the day Thursday, March 24, 2005). Click here for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding Reaction Papers.
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Continue with Technolgoy Guide 1 course text Computer Hardware and begin Technology Guide 2 Computer Software. Emphasis will be on Input Technologies and Output Technologies and Systems Software. Reaction Paper 2 due (note that Reaction Paper 2 is due in Dr. Olivas' electonic mail box (drolivas@hotmail.com) by the end of the day Thursday, March 24, 2005). Analyze Data using Excel 2002 (Excercises 71-82 from the Excel course text, Lesson 11). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 10: Want to get one (or both) of those systems I talked (will talk) about in class? My recommendation for a desktop or a laptop is Dell. And a great place to evaluate hardware (and software) products is PC World.
Here are a few more Hyperlinks for Week 10: Many of you are finishing up with Excel and are saying to yourselfs, I like this, how can I get certified? Have a look at Microsoft Office Specialist certifications. These are nice "tickets" to have when looking for employment or trying to get a raise. Also, they would look very nice on your Resume along with your Bachelors Degree.
And here are a few more useful Hyperlinks for Week 10: HTML 3.2: Here's Wilbur!, The JavaScript Source, FreewareJava.com, Matt's Script Arichive, Inc., Lines, Bars, Page Dividers, and Virtual University.
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SPRING BREAK 2005 (March 28 - April 2) PARTY ON!!! (positively no studying)
Hyperlinks for SPRING BREAK 2005: Here are a few 'buyer beware' e-consumer sites that I thought you might be interested in-- FatWallet.com, techbargains.com, and Offer Outlet
Continue with Technology Guide 2 of the course text Computer Software. Emphasis will be on Application Software and Programming Languages. Create Macros using Excel 2002 (Exercises 83-85 from the Excel course text, Lesson 12). Also, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes and continue with your e-commerce web site project.
Hyperlinks for Week 11: Here's some career counseling advice for HTM students--join at least one of these professional organizations: Association for Computing Machinery or Association of Information Technology Professionals. Stop by HealthyComputing.com for some important office ergonomics and safe computing information. By the way, here is one of the cheapest places for students to buy software, JourneyEd.com. And here is a place to keep an eye on the undisputed software ruler, you know who, at Microsoft Watch.
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Technology Guide 3 of the course text Managing Organizational Data and Information will be covered. Emphasis will be on Basics of Data Arrangement and Access and Database Management Systems. Continue with Excel 2002 hands-on Exercises, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes, and continue with your e-commerce web site project. In addition, Dr. Olivas will be providing instruction in Microsoft Access 2002 database software.
Hyperlinks for Week 12: Try this Internet search engine, alltheweb. Could it be better than Dogpile or is Google the number one search engine on the web? Got a little extra time to strengthen your web site building skills? You probably don't, but if you do give some of these free tutorials a go at W3Schools.com. However, if you have a little extra $$$ you might want to go for some of the Learning Tree International hands-on Instructor led courses. Check them out at www.learningtree.com. They have a very good reputation. And here is something rather interesting with respect to helping people use software (that has turned into a bit of a science over the last few years) the Help Desk Institute. Check it out. Also, here is an Access 2002 online tutorial that you might want to try: WindoWatch – Karen Christle. Enjoy!
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Technology Guide 6 of the course text A Technical View of Systems Analysis and Design will be covered. Emphasis will be on Traditional Systems Development Life Cycles and Alternative Methods for Development. Current News Article (5) due second class meeting of the week. Complete Excel 2002 required hands-on Exercises, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes, and continue with your e-commerce web site project. In addition, Dr. Olivas will be providing instruction in Microsoft Access 2002 database software.
Hyperlinks for Week 13: Try Doctor Thaddeus Ozone for some way, way cool "high end" web page graphics. And now that you have (or just about have) your E-Commerce Web Site uploaded to the web it's time to share it with the world. Let ABS Easy Submit send your URL off to a host of popular search engines for free.
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Begin student Software Product Assessment Project PowerPoint presentations with class questions and discussion. Continue completing Excel hands-on Exercises, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes, and continue with your e-commerce web site project. In addition, Dr. Olivas will be providing instruction in Microsoft Access 2002 database software.
Hyperlinks for Week 14: How do you like this site, msn.es? I will go on record with this--speaking, reading, and writing Spanish is becoming very, very important in the technology world. If you want my advice, learn Spanish (and C++ and Java--and Mandarian and Cantonese--in your spare time :). If you have an extra minute have a look at Privacy.net--and go "For a full analysis ..."
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Continue with student Software Product Assessment Project PowerPoint presentations with class questions and discussion. Complete Excel hands-on Exercises, continue use of the Internet for e-commerce purposes, and your e-commerce web site project. Also, your Excel Exercises and E-Commerce Web Site are due no later than Thursday, May 5 (by the end of the day/night, May 5)--sorry, positively no exceptions. Excel files must be e-mailed as attachments (as you already know), and for your E-Commerce Web Site, you must include a hyperlink to your Site in an e-mail message to Dr. Olivas. In addition, the Lab Final (Excel Final) will be given during this week, WEEK 15. See below for Lab Final dates, times, and places.
Hyperlinks for Week 15: So where does Dr. Olivas hang out on the web--just for fun? Places like: Our Past, Our Future, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Discovery.com, and British Castles (that you can sleep in).
- Section 03 Lab Final will be given on Tuesday, May 3, starting at 6:00 p.m. (finishing at 7:30 p.m.), in ACD 203.
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Software Product Assessment Project Report Web Sites are due by Thursday, May 12 (by the end of the day/night, May 12)--sorry, positively no exceptions. For your Software Product Assessment Project Report Web Site, you must include a hyperlink to your Site in an e-mail message to Dr. Olivas. In addition, the Lecture Final will be given on May 6. See below for Lecture Final dates (days), times, and places.
- Seciton 03 Lecture Final will be given on Friday, May 6, 2005, starting at 6:15 p.m. in ACD 203.
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SUPPLEMENTAL READINGS:
Selected readings may be assigned from the Internet from sources such as, Boston Globe, CIO, Computerworld, Communications News, Datamation, DM Review, Information Week, InfoWorld, Internet Week, Network Computing, Network World, PC Magazine, PC Today, PC World, San Jose Mercury, WebBusiness Week, and Wireless Integration.
SELECTED READINGS:
Adamski, Joseph J. and Kathleen T. Finnegan. New Perspectives on Microsoft Access 2003: Comprehensive. Cambridge, MA: Course Technology, 2004.
Haag, Stephen, et al. Management Information Systems for the Information Age +MIS Info Age Module + MISource V2 DC +PowerWeb. 4rd Edition. New York, NY: McGraw Hill/Irwin, 2005.
Laudon, Kenneth C. and Jane Price Laudon. Essentials of Management Information Systems: Managing the Digital Firm. 6th Edition. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2004.
Leidner, Dorothy E. et al. Strategic Information Management: Challenges and Strategies in Managing Information Systems. 3rd Edition. Burlington, MA: Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003.
McLeod, Raymond Jr. and George P. Schell. Management Information Systems. 9th Edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson - Prentice Hall, 2003.
Oz, Effy. Management Information Systems. 4th Edition. Cambridge, MA: Course Technology, 2004.
O'Brien, James A. Management Information Systems with MISource v2 + PowerWeb. New York, NY: McGraw Hill/Irwin, 2004.
Post, Gerald V. and David L. Anderson. Management Information Systems. 3rd Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 2004.
Taniar, David and Johnna Wenny Rahayu. Editors. Web Information Systems. Hershey, PA: Idea Group Publishing, 2004.
Turban, Efraim, et. al. Information Technology for Management: Transforming Organizations in the Digital Economy. 4th Edition. Roseville, CA: Wiley Text Books, 2004.
Williams, Brian K. Using Information Technology. 6th Edition. New York, NY: McGraw Hill College Div, 2004.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Further explanation of course requirements will be provided on this web site, in handout form, and discussed in class/lab.
REQUIREMENTS PERCENT OF GRADE Excel 2002 Exercises - 16, 22, 26, 35, 39, 46, 57, 70, 82 & 85 (1.5 points
each). Note that you only need to do the Exercises that I have listed immediately
above and you do NOT need to do the "On Your Own" Exercises.15%
E-Commerce Web Site 5%
10%
Current News Articles (5 total - 1 point each) 5%
Reaction Paper 1 (7.5 points) 7.5%
Reaction Paper 2 (7.5 points) 7.5%
Software Product Assessment Project Report (published on web) 25%
Software Product Assessment Project Report PowerPoint Presentation 5%
20%
TOTAL
100%
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GRADING SCALE FOR ENTIRE HTM 304 COURSE:
