OMIS 675 Syllabus
Fall 2014
Internet Computing Applications
Instructor: John Kearsing (kearsing@niu.edu)
Class Meeting Times: Wednesday 6:30 - 9:10 PM
Office Hours: BH328B, W 4:45 - 6:20, and by appt.
Location: BH 310
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Overview:
Internet Computing Applications is a development-focused course. We will learn the concepts and practices used in developing business oriented, web-based, applications. Microsoft Visual Studio 2013, ASP.NET 4.5, C#, Microsoft SQL Server, will be used extensively in this course.
Student Websites:
Course Objectives:
Requirements:
We’ll be doing extensive lab work. Please bring your laptop to class. If you have a Windows laptop, please load the following free software:
Textbook :
Grading:
The percentage breakdown of your final grade is as follows:
60% Hands on Development Labs
5% 4 Quizzes Discussion Board posts and comments
10% Midterm Project
25% Final Project
Late Assignment Policy
Each day late - 10% down to 50% max
Help Policy
Detailed Course Schedule
Discussion Board Topics
This is new for me, so hang with me here, but I’m going to post 10 discussion board topics this semester (each worth .5 points). They will consist of an online article to read, and some questions. Please leave your response in the form of a 2 or 3 sentence response. You will have one week to respond.
Midterm
The Midterm will be a combination of questions from the 4 prior quizzes, and a short development assignment.
Final Project and Presentation
In lieu of a final exam, each team (2-3 members) must complete a final project and deliver a 5 minute presentation on their project. The final project must encompass the body of knowledge you have obtained over the course. Projects are expected to be database driven, business oriented, web-based applications. More on the Final Project http://www.kearsing.com/omis-675/finalproject
OMIS Class and Attendance Policy
All students are expected to attend class, be on time, and take active part in all class discussions. Please turn off your cell phones during class.
The OM&IS Department believes that student academic success is enhanced by good classroom attendance. The following Attendance Policy was developed in an effort to be consistent and to inform students of the attendance expectation in the department.
· Students may request an emergency absence for the following reasons:
Students are advised to plan and use their allotted non-penalty absences wisely. Employment interviews should be scheduled outside of class time, as they are not acceptable reasons for approved absences.
Students who arrive after attendance has been taken will be penalized as missing a portion of the class as determined by the instructor. If you arrive after attendance has been taken, it is your responsibility to make sure that at least a portion of your attendance is recorded.
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