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This syllabus outlines the CGS-2531 Problem Solving with Computer Software course. It covers the course description, textbook options, class calendar, and exam policies. It helps students understand the course structure and requirements.
What's inside
- Course description and goals
- Textbook options and acquisition methods
- Class calendar and topics
- Exam policies and preparation tips
Who it is for: Students of the CGS-2531 Problem Solving with Computer Software course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Problem solving with computer software is a course on using Microsoft Office 2007 for text editing, spreadsheet and database management, and presentation preparation. It also covers basic knowledge of modern-day computing technology. Students learn what the course covers and how it is organised.
Course Description
Text editing and formatting, spreadsheet and database manipulation, and presentation preparation are the main skills taught. Three chapters of a textbook on computing technology are also covered.
Class Policies
Attendance is not required but recommended. Exams are closed book and closed notes. Students can get extra time on exams if they have a letter from the Disability Resource Center.
Homework and Grades
Homework and exams make up the final grade. Homework must be submitted on the Myitlab site. Students must resolve any issues within one week of the deadline.
Course Calendar
The calendar shows what topics are covered in each class. It also shows when exams are scheduled.
Key terms
- Microsoft Office 2007
- A software package used for text editing, spreadsheet and database management, and presentation preparation.
- Myitlab
- A website where students submit homework and access course materials.
- PHIT Tips
- Crib sheets for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint that help students prepare for exams.
- Technology in Action
- A textbook that covers the components of a modern-day computer, hardware, and networking and security.
- Disability Resource Center
- A center that provides letters for students with disabilities who need extra time on exams.
- CIRCA labs
- Computer labs where students can work on assignments if they do not have Office 2007.
Questions this document helps with
- What software will I use in this course?
- How will my final grade be calculated?
- What should I do if I miss a homework assignment?
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