CIS 2201 - Computer Information Systems –
Online
Syllabus
Fall 2022
It is your responsibility to read this entire syllabus.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Instructor’s Name: Penelope Lyman
Email Address: plyman@ung.edu
Web Site: http://faculty.ung.edu/plyman/
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Office Hours Virtual (Teams) or F2F: Re Teams: Open Teams and click on the Calls
tab. Type my name in the Search box and initiate a call during office hours. |
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M 1:00pm
– 2:30pm |
F2F
Oconee Room 592 SRC |
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W 12:00pm – 1:30pm |
F2F Oconee Room 592 SRC |
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R 11:00am – 2:00pm |
Virtual (Teams) only |
Email is the official tool for contacting me during the
semester.
Email policies for this class are as
follows:
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Students are required
to use their school email account for all communications.
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Students are expected to check their email
accounts on a daily basis.
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Do NOT use the eLearning email tool in D2L to send me emails.
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Please include your name in the email and 2201 in the subject
line.
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UNG Netiquette expectations (the tone and civility of emails) may be viewed at http://faculty.ung.edu/plyman/CISM2201/CourseInformation/GOODNETIQUETTE.htm.
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I will respond to your emails within 24 hours of receipt EXCEPT on
holidays. If I don’t respond, assume
that your email was eaten by cyberspace.
Please resubmit.
Course Description
An
introductory course including a study of basic computer concepts, management
information systems, data and file processing, systems analysis, the hardware
and software available for meeting information systems
needs, computer privacy and security, and the various types of information
systems. Students will gain extensive hands-on microcomputer experience
applying spreadsheet, database management, and word processing software to
solve information problems. Prerequisite: MATH 1001, MATH 1101, MATH 1111, MATH
1113, or MATH 1450, with a grade of C or higher.
Important
Dates:
Drop/Add
Period Ends: Full Session: Aug
26
Mandatory Attendance Quiz and Introduction Discussion: Aug 29, 11:59 p.m.
Labor Day Holiday: Sep 5, Monday
Last
Day to Withdraw Without Academic Penalty: Full Session: Oct 14
Thanksgiving Break: Nov 21-25
Classes End: Dec 9
Final Exam Due Date/Time via ProctorU or an Authorized Testing Center: Dec 15, Thursday, 1:00pm (Final Exam will be
available starting Dec 14, Wednesday, 1:00pm)
I
make every effort to make sure the dates above are accurate. However, the dates above are subject to the
schedules and calendars posted online at the University of North Georgia (UNG)
website. https://ung.edu/academics/academic-calendars/index.php
Academic Calendar
It is the student’s
responsibility to verify these dates as they could be subject to change.
Changes to the
Syllabus:
I reserve the right to change the syllabus,
including assignments and exams, with prior notice communicated by email
to the class.
TEXTBOOKS AND MATERIALS
Both books below are required for the
class. NOTE!! Not having your book is
not an acceptable excuse for failure to submit an assignment.
Pearson customer
support: https://support.pearson.com/getsupport/s/contactsupport
o Opt-in (PLEASE choose to “opt-in” for the Pearson MyITLab
product.)
Ø Click on
the Vital Source Inclusive Access link on the eLearning (D2L) CIS 2201 course
Homepage. Click the VitalSource Digital Books link. Then, click the Launch Courseware button.
Ø You do not
need an access code when you “opt-in” with Inclusive Access.
Ø Opting-in
will ensure that your Pearson gradebook will sync to the D2L gradebook.
o Opt-out (please do not
choose this option)
Ø If you
opt-out of Inclusive Access for MyITLab (NOT
recommended!), you have a grace period until August 26 to opt back in again.
Ø If you wish
to remain opted-out of Inclusive Access for MyLab,
please contact me.
o See Inclusive Access Register Pearson Cengage
Instructions link in D2L under Course Information for directions on how to
access your MyLab assignments when you opt-in.
2.
CENGAGE product:
(please read all three options before you do anything)
Discovering Computers, 2018 (Complete Edition), Vermaat, Sebok, Freund, Campbell, Frydenberg;
ITP, Pub 2018; ISBN13: 978-1-337-28510-0
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Option
1: If you already purchased a Cengage Unlimited access code this
semester, you will have access to the Cengage catalog for the period of time
you elected. Therefore, you will NOT need to opt-in for Discovering Computers,
2018. You can log into the Cengage student dashboard at https://account.cengage.com/login and search for Discovering
Computers, 2018 to have it added to your dashboard. Note: If you already
purchased Cengage Unlimited, click on the D2L Vital Source Inclusive Access
link and opt-out under Discovering Computers, 2018.
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Option
2: If you have not purchased Cengage Unlimited this semester, then you may
“opt-in” to Inclusive Access by clicking on the D2L Vital Source Inclusive
Access link and clicking the Read Now
button under Discovering Computers on the left.
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Option
3: Access to Discovering Computers, 2018 may be purchased through a third party
vendor (e.g. Amazon or the publisher). If you adopt this option, click on the
D2L Vital Source Inclusive Access link and opt-out under Discovering Computers,
2018.
Publisher link for book rental or ebook (see
Textbook/ebook tab): https://www.cengage.com/c/9781337285100PF/
Contact Cengage Customer Support
for assistance 800-354-9706 or https://support.cengage.com
(24/7)
3.
OTHER MATERIALS:
Request
UNG Student Webspace (free) at https://my.ung.edu/departments/information-technology/Lists/Student%20Webspace%20Request/Item/newifs.aspx
COURSE OBJECTIVES
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1. |
Demonstrate
an in-depth understanding of why computers are essential in business and
society. Identify basic concepts associated with computers, mobile devices,
the Internet, programs, security, and digital safety, |
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2. |
Develop
basic information systems, word processing, spreadsheet, Internet, and
database software into one logical business-based educational experience. |
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3. |
Successfully
complete exercises, lab assignments, and interactive learning activities that
teach students through use of the computer, mobile devices, and the Internet. |
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Note:
Weekly learning objectives that are measurable and consistent with the
course-level objectives above may be viewed at http://faculty.ung.edu/plyman/CISM2201/CourseInformation/CIS2201CourseObjectives_byweek.pdf
or opened from the Content tab in eLearning under the Course Information
topic. |
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METHODS OF
INSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION
Course Policies:
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Attendance/Participation ·
Online students are not required to attend classes on
campus. However, you MUST take the
Final Exam via ProctorU or an Authorized UNG Testing Center. Both options
require a fee. It is a REQUIREMENT of all online courses at UNG to have a
proctored activity worth a minimum of 10% of the course grade. Your CIS 2201
Final Exam is that proctored activity. The final exam will NOT be open-book.
You must have two picture IDs to take the final exam with ProctorU (e.g. UNG
ID and valid driver’s license) and at least one picture ID to take the final
exam with an Authorized Testing Center; your ID(s) will be checked before you
are allowed to take the final exam. You must have a working webcam to
take the final exam with ProctorU. More information about the final exam is
described in 7D below. ·
CIS 2201 is an activities-based course; students are
required to fully participate in all projects, simulations and exams. ·
If a student has not
completed at least 60% of all assignments due by the withdrawal date, the
student may be administratively withdrawn from the class. ·
All work submitted for this course must be completed
without outside support or resources unless specifically allowed by the instructor.
Work submitted must be completed by the enrolled student alone in order to
receive credit. |
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No-Show Policy ·
UNG undergraduate online courses will now have a mandatory
attendance quiz and introduction discussion. o
These activities will be accessible the first day of
class. o
These activities will act as the standard roll
verification instrument for all undergraduate online courses. o
All students must
complete the Mandatory Attendance Quiz and Introduction Discussion within 72
hours after the end of the drop/add period–submission deadline: (11:59 p.m. August 29). o
Students who do not complete BOTH the Mandatory
Attendance Quiz and Introduction Discussion Post will be reported as absent
during roll verification and will be
withdrawn from the course (receiving a W). |
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Course Withdrawal
Policy ·
Students withdrawing from the class prior to the midpoint
date will receive a grade of "W".
Students withdrawing from the class after the midpoint date will
receive a grade of "WF". It is the student's responsibility to
properly withdraw from a course. ·
To drop a course during
drop/add or to withdraw from courses, a student should click on the
"Course Add, Drop, or Withdraw" link on Banner Web. Log in to
Banner | Click on the Student Tab | Choose Nighthawk Course Scheduler |
Select Register for a Course Add, Drop, or Withdraw | Select Term | There
will be a dropdown option beside the course you wish to drop or withdraw
from. Use it to select Drop or Withdraw by student | Click Submit changes. |
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Technology
Requirements ·
Hardware Requirements –
You must have continuous access to a RELIABLE computer with high-speed
Internet access (Broadband/DSL) and a working webcam. Students who work at
home are responsible for their own Internet connection. No excuses will be accepted for not meeting exam or assignment deadlines
due to home computer hardware or software problems and/or Internet connection
problems. Develop a backup plan and test it for hardware, software, or
Internet connection problems. You should have received the following
hardware email: It is critical all MCCB students have access to a
laptop computer since some required software may not work on cell phones,
tablets or Chromebooks. If you are purchasing a computer, the recommended and
minimum computer requirements are located on the UNG website at this link: https://ung.edu/information-technology/FAQ.php
Contact the financial aid office to find out if your aid package or
scholarship may be used to make this purchase. The
Department of Information Technology has a limited number of laptops students
may check out. Contact IT for more information. ·
Software Requirements: a.
This class requires the use of Windows 10 Operating
System, MS Office 2016 and Dreamweaver Creative Cloud. Assignment instructions
are written for Windows 10, Microsoft Office 2016, and Dreamweaver Creative
Cloud. You don’t have to buy any software. b.
This class requires the use of Pearson’s MyLab software platform available with D2L’s Vital Source
Inclusive Access. The MyLab software platform
should only be accessed through the D2L Vital
Source Inclusive Access link. ·
The first project is written exclusively for the MS
Windows 10 operating system software. Project 1 is NOT a MyLab
project. Directions and submissions for Project 1 are in D2L. See Start Here in D2L for precise
instructions to access and submit Project 1. ·
All software and hardware requirements for this course
are available in the UNG campus computer labs or via the UNG Virtual Lab (vlab) which you can access from home. However, if there
is an emergency (e.g. the pandemic worsens), and the campus is closed, per
the hardware requirements, you MUST have access to a laptop/PC with a
reliable Internet connection to complete your assignments. ·
The UNG IT department has modified the required software
installed on UNG computers. If you have the necessary hardware outlined above
AND you are working from home, you may access the UNG software via the UNG
Virtual Lab using a Chrome or Firefox Web browser. All lab projects should be completed
using either UNG campus computers or via your home computer using the UNG
Virtual Lab. a.
The UNG Virtual Lab allows you to access a “virtual”
computer in the UNG Virtual Lab using your home computer and an Internet
connection. Once you access the Virtual Lab via a Web browser, you will be
able to run any application from the UNG Menu (including Microsoft Office
2016, Adobe Dreamweaver Creative Cloud, and Adobe Acrobat). You should also
be able to save your class documents to your UNG network home folder (P:
drive). Note: Both Mac and PC users may use the vlab
to access required software. b.
The Virtual Lab may be accessed via a web browser
(Firefox or Chrome work best) as follows: o Go to http://vlab.ung.edu
o Click on the right option (VMware Horizon View HTML
Access) o Enter your login information, including 2FA. o Click the “Accept” button in green. o Click the Virtual Lab link square on the left. o Wait. The UNG virtual desktop should open. (FYI Most students use the web browser option shown above.) c.
FYI Alternatively,
the full client version of the Virtual Lab may also be installed on
your computer (rather than accessed via a web browser). Note: This option is
not usually adopted. o
If you prefer this option or have trouble opening the Virtual Lab via a
web browser, go to https://my.ung.edu/departments/information-technology/Pages/Virtual-Lab.aspx.
Scroll down and click on “Download
Client” under Virtual Lab Links. Select the Client version from the menu that
matches your computer configuration. (I also created a link on the
eLearning homepage to access the Virtual Lab install startup webpage
instructions.) o
The installed version of the Virtual Lab is available for
Windows and for Mac users. The tutorial will tell you explicitly how to
install the Virtual Lab software and how to access UNG’s Virtual Lab once the
software is installed. d.
Depending on your computer's
settings, there are sometimes little glitches that can only be resolved with
the help of Lance Hundt, the Virtual Lab coordinator at lhundt@ung.edu. |
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5. |
Deadline Policy: ASSIGNMENTS
(Projects, Simulations, Exams) NOT TURNED IN ON TIME WILL RECEIVE A ZERO. Unless, you have been excused by UNG for
documented health reason, there are no exceptions to this rule. There are no makeups. Technology failure or lack of a textbook
are not acceptable excuses for failure to submit an assignment on time. Don’t
procrastinate! Don’t wait until the last minute to begin an assignment or
start an exam.
All projects, simulations and exams must be completed and uploaded to
eLearning according to the Assignment Sheet by |
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Assignment Sheet: All
graded work has due dates listed on the Assignment Sheet at the end of this
syllabus. You should use the
Assignment Sheet to make sure you submit all course work ON TIME. |
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COURSE
GRADING Your final
grade is based on your performance on Exams,
Simulations, Projects, and the Final Exam. Grades will
be based on the following:
The scale
is: 90%=A, 80%=B, 70%=C, 60%=D,
<60=F detailed as follows:
Please
note: An 89% is NOT an A; a 79% is NOT a B; a 69% is NOT
a C, and a 59% is NOT a D. Your grade is based on the total number of points you
earned as outlined above. There
are no non-academic influences on final grades. There is NO extra credit. Grades are posted promptly to eLearning’s (D2L) gradebook (Grades).
Instructor/software upload errors are subject to correction. I reserve the
right to consider an individual's course performance when assigning a final
grade. A.
EXAMS Ø Click on the “Exams”
link on the left-hand navigation section of the homepage of eLearning (D2L)
to access the exams available. Ø OR you can click on
the "Content" link on the top navigation bar and scroll down to
"Exams" which should list the available exams directly below. Ø OR you can click on
the Quizzes link on the top
navigation bar. Note:
Initially, you will only see Exam Module (Chapter) 1's exam, but it will not
be available to take until September 1 per the
Syllabus Assignment Sheet. Each week a new exam will be added. o
The exams (not including the final exam) are
open-book. o
Each exam will have 25 multiple choice questions worth
two points each. o
Each exam will cover a module (chapter) from the Discovering
Computers 2018 book as indicated on the Syllabus Assignment Sheet. o
There are 11 module (chapter) exams covering Module
(Chapters) 1-11 (and a comprehensive Final Exam discussed below). o
You may only take an exam in D2L one time. o
Questions on an individual exam in D2L will be delivered
one at a time. o
You will have one chance to answer each question. You
may NOT revisit a question. o
Once you start the exam, you must finish it. o
You will have 25 minutes to complete each module (chapter)
exam (not including the final), so keep your eye on the ticking clock once
you start the exam in D2L. Once the 25 minutes are up, you will not be
able to answer any more questions. If the time for an exam expires before
you are able to click the “Go To Submit
Quiz" button, email me, and I will force submission for the
questions you were able to complete. You should click the Save button BEFORE you click the Next Page button. o
Be sure to click the
“Go To Submit Quiz” button after
you complete your exam in D2L. Just to be safe, click the Save All Responses button before you
submit your quiz. o
Click the Submit
Quiz button in the Quiz Submission Confirmation window to submit your
quiz. o
It is YOUR responsibility to verify that the grade is
accurate in the D2L gradebook BEFORE
the due date. Let me
know immediately if you cannot view your grade in the eLearning
gradebook after you submit an exam. You have one week after an exam's
due date to email me if you have any questions about your performance or
score for that exam. Your first Exam is
due by 1:00pm on September 8 per the assignment sheet. Technology
happens, so don't wait until the last minute to take an exam in D2L. B.
MyLab Simulations (SIMS) C.
PROJECTS Project 1 is NOT a MyLab project. I created Windows 10 Project 1 based on
UNG’s Windows 10 operating system. Project 1’s instructions are available
under the Lab Projects 1, 13, 14
link in eLearning (D2L). You must use a campus computer or the vlab to complete Lab Projects 1, 13, and 14. MyLab Projects 2-12: The instructions for
the MyLab Projects (Projects 2-12) are available in eLearning (D2L) in the
Content section under MyLab Simulations and
Projects Instructions. Click on “Link to MyLab
Project Instructions.” You MUST
read the MyLab Project Instructions BEFORE you
begin MyLab Projects 2-12. Failure to submit any project on time will
result in a zero for that project. No excuses are
accepted for failure to submit a project on time. The due dates are available all semester,
so plan ahead and don't wait until the last minute. As
mentioned under Course Policies above, work submitted must be completed by
the enrolled student alone in order to receive credit. D.
FINAL EXAM ·
The final exam is comprehensive over the 11 module (chapter) exams
taken during the semester. ·
The final exam will have
100 multiple choice questions from the Discovering Computers 2018
textbook. There is a Final Exam Study Sheet available under the Study Sheets link on eLearning. ·
The final exam will NOT be open-book, and you will NOT
be permitted any notes. ·
You will be given 60
minutes to complete the final exam. ·
You are not allowed to
use any web browser (except the one to open eLearning). A Chrome browser is
best. ·
You are not allowed a restroom break. ·
Like your other exams during the semester, you will have
one chance to answer each question. You may NOT revisit a question. ·
Once you start the exam, you must finish it. ·
The final exam date and
time are shown on the Assignment Sheet AND at the beginning of this syllabus
AND on the eLearning course homepage. Everyone in the class must take the
Final Exam within the 24 hour window provided (Dec 14 1:00 pm –
Dec 15 1:00pm). It is a REQUIREMENT of all online courses at UNG to have
a proctored activity worth a minimum of 10% of the course grade. Your CIS 2201 FINAL EXAM is that proctored
activity. YOU MUST TAKE THE FINAL
EXAM. The Final Exam will be proctored via ProctorU OR an
Authorized UNG Testing Center. Both options require a fee. The Online
ProctorU option (for a fee): · You will need to
register to take your Final Exam no less than 72 hours prior to the exam. If
less than 72 hours it will cost more. Although you can set up an appointment
at any time, the earlier you do so, the cheaper the cost. Also, earlier
scheduling is better because ProctorU has a finite number of exam
appointments available on each day; those will be filled on a first come,
first served basis. Note: Since the final exam takes
about an hour, the last opportunity to schedule an appointment to take the
final exam with ProctorU will be Dec 15 at 11:30am. · ProctorU requires two forms of picture IDs for
identification.
Usually you can use your UNG student ID card and a driver's license. If you
only have one picture ID, they will ask some personal questions obtained from
an online public database in order to verify your identity. · Test your equipment
prior to exam day. You can get an equipment check at https://go.proctoru.com/students/system-metrics/new,
and you can chat live with support by clicking on the Need Help, Chat Now!
button in the lower right corner. You MUST install the ProctorU Chrome
extension to use with the Chrome browser in order to use ProctorU. · You should login to
ProctorU at least 20 minutes before the final exam is scheduled to get set
up. · You will need a
RELIABLE Internet connection. A wired Internet connection is less likely to
give you problems than a wireless connection. · You must have a working
webcam in order to take the final exam with ProctorU. FYI Campus lab computers do not have webcams. · For more information
about the ProctorU option see: The
Authorized UNG Testing Center Option (for a fee)—HIGHLY RECOMMENDED--BEST
option, especially if your hardware or Internet connection is iffy: · You may schedule the
final exam with an Authorized UNG Testing Center. Locations may be found at https://my.ung.edu/departments/distance-education/Pages/Approved-Proctoring-Locations.aspx
· UNG Testing Center
information may be found at https://ung.edu/testing/index.php · You will have to
schedule an appointment with the Testing Center to take the final exam within
the 24 hour window the exam will be available. Be sure to check the Testing
Center’s hours of operation. Appointment availability at all UNG Testing
Centers is limited due to social distancing precautions and varies by campus
location. The earlier you schedule, the better. · You are required to
present your Photo I.D. at the testing center before you can take the final
exam. · See the eLearning
Proctored Activity widget (on the left of the homepage) for more information
about the Testing Centers. If for some reason,
you do not take the FINAL EXAM within the 24 hour time period it is
available, you will receive a zero for the Final Exam. E.
ELEARNING OPTIONAL DISCUSSION
POSTS AND CRITICAL THINKING EMAILS In
addition to the MANDATORY eLearning discussion post (required for attendance
verification), some additional optional discussion topics are
available in the Discussions area. I encourage you to visit the websites
listed for the topics and share your thoughts with the rest of the class. |
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8. |
Save
your work often! Outages and error messages are hopefully infrequent, but
they do happen. Unsaved work is lost!
It also would be a good idea to back up your work. |
SUPPLEMENTAL
SYLLABUS COURSE INFORMATION
MCCB:
All
students graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree within
the Mike Cottrell College of Business (Accounting, Finance, Information
Systems, Management and Marketing) will be required to complete the
Professional Roadmap to Ongoing Success (PROS) Professional Development
Program. Students will participate in a series of opportunities to gain
experience for their resumes and build professional connections all in an
effort to prepare them for their careers upon graduation. See the PROS website
for more information: https://ung.edu/mike-cottrell-college-of-business/pros.php.
PROS is a graduation
requirement for BBA students. Get started today by downloading
the Suitable.co
app and navigating to "Achievements" to access the PROS
badge. Start working through the program beginning with the PROS
introduction under the first milestone, Explore.
If you have any
questions, please email PROS@ung.edu or make
an appointment. PROS must be completed at least 90 days prior to
graduation. “
UNG:
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UNG
Supplemental Syllabus general requirements may be found at the following
link: http://ung.edu/academic-affairs/policies-and-guidelines/supplemental-syllabus.php ·
Academic Success Plan Program ·
Students with Disabilities AKA Accessibility Services ·
Academic Integrity Policy ·
Disruptive Behavior Policy ·
Class Evaluations ·
Academic Exchange ·
Inclement Weather ·
Course Grades and Withdrawal Process |
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2. |
Student
Support Services may be found at the following link: https://ung.edu/landing/current-student-resources.php
Examples
of links found on this site include ·
Tuition and Fees (Business Office) ·
Office of the Registrar ·
Registration and Reporting Guide ·
Academic Advisement Center ·
Academic Course Catalog ·
Bookstore ·
Current Students & Cadets Resources ·
Library Technology Center ·
Banner ·
Student Accessibility Services (AKA Learning Support) ·
Access to eLearning (D2L) online courses |
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3.
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Student
Involvement Activities may be found at the following link: http://ung.edu/student-involvement/index.php
·
Clubs and Organizations ·
Community Service ·
Leadership Programs ·
Student Government Association |
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COURSE
CALENDAR ASSIGNMENT
SHEET
CIS 2201 – Online Fall
2022
All exams,
projects and exercises are due each
Thursday by 1:00pm. No late
submissions will be accepted.
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ASSIGNMENT |
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1 |
Aug 25 1:00pm |
No
assignment due. Read
the syllabus. |
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MANDATORY ATTENDANCE VERIFICATION QUIZ & INTRODUCTION
DISCUSSION DEADLINE-in D2L Monday, AUGUST 29, 11:59pm or be
administratively withdrawn |
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2 |
Sep 1 |
Sim (Simulation)
1 Windows 10 DUE (see MyLab) 26 points Project 1 MS WINDOWS 10 (NOT based on MyLab–see D2L) 20
points |
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3 |
Sep 8 |
EXAM 1
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 1 (all exams in D2L) 50 points Sim 2 Word MyLab Chapter 1 17
points Project 2 MS Word MyLab Chapter 1 30
points |
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4 |
Sep 15 |
EXAM 2
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 2 in D2L
50 points Sim 3 Word MyLab Chapter 2 15
points Project 3 MS Word MyLab Chapter 2 30 points |
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5 |
Sep 22 1:00pm |
EXAM 3
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 3 in D2L
50 points Sim 4 Word MyLab Chapter 3 11
points Project 4 MS Word MyLab Chapter 3 30 points |
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6 |
Sep 29 |
EXAM 4
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 4 in D2L
50 points Sim 5 PowerPoint MyLab Chapter 1 16
points Project 5 MS PowerPoint MyLab Chapter 1 30 points |
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7 |
Oct 6 |
EXAM 5
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 5 in D2L
50 points Sim 6 PowerPoint MyLab Chapter 2 13
points Project 6 MS PowerPoint MyLab Chapter 2 30 points |
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8 |
Oct 13 |
EXAM 6
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 6 in D2L
50 points Sim 7 Excel MyLab Chapter 1 23 points Project 7 MS Excel MyLab Chapter 1 30 points |
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October 14, Friday, LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW WITH A
"W" |
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9 |
Oct 20 1:00pm |
EXAM 7
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 7 in D2L
50 points Sim 8 Excel MyLab Chapter 2 10 points Project 8 MS Excel MyLab Chapter 2 30 points |
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10 |
Oct 27 |
EXAM 8
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 8 in D2L
50 points Sim 9 Excel MyLab Chapter 3 12 points Project 9 MS Excel MyLab Chapter 3 30 points |
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11 |
Nov 3 |
EXAM 9
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 9 in D2L
50 points Sim 10 Access MyLab Chapter 1 14 points Project 10 MS Access MyLab Chapter 1 30 points |
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12 |
Nov 10 1:00pm |
EXAM 10
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 10 in D2L 50 points Sim 11 Access MyLab Chapter 2 18 points Project 11 MS Access MyLab Chapter 2 30 points |
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13 |
Nov 17 1:00pm |
EXAM 11
labeled Exam Module (Chapter) 11 in D2L 50 points Sim 12 Access MyLab Chapter 3 9 points Project 12 MS Access MyLab Chapter 3 30 points |
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November
21-25 Thanksgiving Break |
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14 |
Dec 1 |
Project 13 Dreamweaver CC Lesson 1 (see D2L)
20 points Note: No
Simulation Training in MyITLab for Dreamweaver CC
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15 |
Dec 8 |
Project 14 Dreamweaver CC Lesson 2 (see D2L)
20 points Note: No
Simulation Training in MyITLab for Dreamweaver CC
project |
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16 |
Dec 14 1pm- Dec 15 1pm |
Schedule your D2L Final Exam
via ProctorU or an Authorized UNG Testing Center within the 24 hour time
period: Dec 14 (Wed) 1:00pm – Dec 15 (Thurs) 1:00pm |
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This
syllabus is subject to revision as
deemed necessary by the instructor.
Please email me if you have questions regarding the syllabus. |
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