CIS 100 Business Computer Systems

1. CIS 100 Business Computer Systems (Syllabus) Jongwook Woo, PhD jwoo5@calstatela.edu California State University, LA Computer and Information System Department

2. Syllabus Jongwook Woo, Ph.D. Office: Simpson Tower, 604 Telephone: #604: (323) 343 - 2916 CIS Office: (323) 343 ‑ 2911 Email: jwoo5@calstatela.edu CIS100 Web Site: http://instructional1.calstatela.edu/jwoo5/classes/2014/win/cis100/ CIS100 Twitter Cis100s1 or cis100 Office Hours: Tue/Thursday: 1:25 – 2:15, 4:55 – 6:05 PM

3. Homework 1 1.Should have NIS account 2.Should have email at CSULA 3.Have your twitter account and follows “cis100s1” or “cis100” Due date Before the next lab starts at the third week Section 2 (T): Jan 21st (Tuesday) Section 5 (T/Th): Jan 23rd (Thursday) Section 6 (Th): Jan 23rd (Thursday)

4. Online Lecture nextweek Invited Speaker to Seoul, Korea 2014 Seoul Software Testing Conference (http://www.sten.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=news&wr_id=2866) Will email you the link of PPT slide for online lecture.

5. NIS account Needed How To You need to apply NIS account to logon lab computer at CSULA 10% of HW1 Bring it on the second lab class. How to get NIS account http://www.calstatela.edu/its/helpdesk/nis.php http://www.calstatela.edu/library/guides/passwords.htm

6. CSULA Email Account How To In order to communicate with the instructor interactively Email web site how to access https://mymail.calstatela.edu/ Login and password should be the same as NIS account How to forward CSULA email to your personal mail http://www.calstatela.edu/its/docs/pdf/forwarding_emails.pdf http://www.calstatela.edu/its/training/pdf/fwemail.pdf You’d better right-click on the link to download the file instead of left-click on it.

7. CSULA Twitter In order to communicate with the instructor interactively Create a twitter account and follow the course tweet “cis100s1” or “cis100” Go to “http://twitter.com” Sign up Search for “cis100” and follows tweet “cis100s1” or “cis100”

8. Prerequisites No Prerequisite But make sure we have both lecture and lab for CIS 100 50 % of CIS100 Lecture Another 50% is from CIS100 Lab

9. Course Objectives (Lecture) understand the functioning of the computer hardware and software components at the system level, namely at the operating system level.  computer communications understand programming languages and tools used in application development.  comprehend the important role played by computers in the society and the relevant issues that relate to ethics, security and privacy.  interrelate the components of Information Systems to enterprise level IT applications.   understand Intranet, Extranet and Internet

10. Course Objectives (Lab) With the hands on exercises Provide the student with a introductory understanding of computer hardware and system software Form a foundation of technical knowledge for Internet, MS Windows, etc. Develop Microsoft Office knowledge Develop good IS/IT knowledge

11. Textbook Bundle at Bookstore http://www.cengagebrain.com/micro/CIS100WI14 Late response to upgrade to Office 2013 May not be at the bookstore yet While shipping as ordering online, you can use e-book (Old) http://www.cengagebrain.com/micro/FA13CIS100 http://www.cengagebrain.com/micro/WI14CIS100

12. Textbook (Cont’d) Alternate Editions Lecture (One of the followings) Misty E. Vermaat, Discovering Computers 2014, 2014 Edition, 1st Edition (ISBN-10: 1285161769, ISBN-13: 9781285161761): Will use for the exams Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat, Discovering Computers – Fundamentals , 2012 Edition, 8th Edition (ISBN-13: 9781111530457): Discovering Computers – Fundamentals, 2011 Edition, 7th Edition (ISBN-13: 9781439079454) Lab (One of the followings) Microsoft® Office 2013: Introductory, 1st Edition by Misty E. Vermaat: Will use for the exams Microsoft® Office 2010: Introductory, 1st Edition by Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat: Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, Misty E. VermaatMicrosoft Office 2007: Introductory Concepts and Techniques, Premium Video Edition, First Edition, Course Technology, 2010

13. Expectation for the Course Classroom SH C345 (sec 2) : Tuesday 6:10PM – 10:00PM SH C345 (sec 5) : Tue/Thursday 1:30PM – 3:00PM SH C345 (sec 6) : Thursday 6:10PM – 10:00PM Students are expected to attend every class session For successful completion of Lecture/Lab example, assignments and tests Know how to utilize the equipment or course web site If attendance is not possible, please contact the instructor beforehand to attend other sessions Check out the lab example in one week If you don’t, you wouldn’t catch up the class Not to be late You will have penalties Memory Stick, email Students are expected to use the equipment of computer labs at CSULA for programming or project assignments No excuse not to complete HWs and Labworks for other classes and jobs

14. Exams and Grading Policy Grading Policy Lecture Total: 100% (Class Activities: 10%, Midterm:35%, Final:55%) Lab Total: 100% Class Activities (Lab, Attendance, Participation in Lab Class, Not late for Lab Class): 30% 10%: Attendance 20%: Lab Completeness 4 Homeworks (Questions and Project Assignments): 25% Midterm Exam: 20% Final Exam: 25% Total: 200% 100% after dividing 200% by 2

15. Exams and Grading Policy (Cont’d) Tentative Grade At the end of the quarter, you will have a score out of 100 percent. 100% after dividing 200% by 2 This score will be used in a class curve to arrive at a letter grade. Normally but not guaranteed >= 90 : A (A- or A) >= 80 : B (B-,B,B+) >= 70 : C (C-,C,C+) >=60 : D (D-,D, D+)

16. Others Use of email Email will be used only for short messages and sending attachments of less than one Mega Byte A Tentative Course Schedule See the Syllabus See the Course Website

17. Others (Cont’d) Academicdishonesty Giving or Receiving solutions of Homework or Exams The instructor can easily detect the copies F on the assignment or Course Cheating and Plagiarism, etc Normally Individual not Team Assignment See the Course Website