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At the end of this course, each student will be able to:
You will be graded on the quality of your assignments, participation in class discussion, and performance on tests. You'll be provided with a scoring rubric for each Web page assignment later in the semester. Your total grade will include the following:
| ~15% | Textbook Exercises | Texbook exercises are lessons designed to walk you
through new skills and concepts. Textbook exercises are due at the
end of the semester. |
| ~40% | Labs |
Lab exercises let you practice skills demonstrated
in lecture. Labs are due 2 weeks after they are introduced in the
schedule. |
| ~10% | Quizzes | Quizzes will cover lecture and textbook material. |
| ~15% | Interface Project | The Interface project requires you to apply design
principles and production skills to develop a Web interface. |
| ~20% | Final Exam | The final exam will be cumulative and will draw heavily
from quiz questions. The final exam will also include a practical
section. 200 points |
A 90-100%, awarded for work that exceeds expectations and shows exceptional skill, effort, or creativity B 80-89%, awarded for work that exceeds expectations C 70-79%, awarded for work that meets expectations D 60-69%, awarded for work that is below expectation
Labs lose 50% after the due date. Quizzes will not be accepted after the due date. If you must miss the final exam, please contact me to arrange a make-up date. Incompletes are given only when there is an emergency and must be requested by the student.
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Flash
5 Hands-on Training |
Textbooks are available at the campus bookstore or online.
Please get at least one 100MB zip disk the first week of class. Label this with your name and e-mail address. You may also wish to purchase your own headphones.
Many students find it helpful to have their own copy of Macromedia Flash (version 5 or MX), but it is not required. Please see system requirements.
If you are planning to take other Web Development courses, consider purchasing Macromedia Studio MX (includes Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Flash).See Collegebuys, Gradware, or campustech.com for academic prices.
Students may be dropped for excessive absences or lack of progress in accordance with Cuyamaca College policy.
When you send me e-mail, please include "cis222" in the subject heading.
When creating Graphics or Web sites, treat Web content as you would treat content from a published article or book. Stealing content is unethical, and students guilty of academic dishonesty will receive a zero for the assignment and may be suspended or expelled. It is acceptable to use brief quotes or clip art. It's not ok to copy entire web pages or style sheets or use someone else's images without permission.
Please mark your calendar!
| August 24 | Regular Day & Evening Classes Begin |
| September 4 | Last Day to Add Semester-Length Classes Last Day to Drop Semester-Length Classes Without a "W" Last Day to Receive a Refund for Semester-Length Classes |
| September 7 | Labor Day Holiday |
| September 25 | Last Day to Apply for P/NP (CR/NC) - Semester Length Classes |
| October 16 | Last Day to Apply for Fall 2009 Degree/Certificate |
| November 12 | Last Day to Drop Semester-Length Classes |
| November 13 - 14 ** | Veteran's Day Holiday |
| November 26 - 28 ** | Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend |
| December 11 | End of Second 8-Week Session |
| December 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 21 | Final Examination Days |
This course adheres to the policies outlined in the Cuyamaca College catalogue. For further information, see Academic Policies stated in the catalogue.
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Revised
August 28, 2003
by Jodi Reed, jreed (at) banyantree.org cis2.cuyamaca.net/jreed Computer & Information Science, Cuyamaca College |
