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CSI 1011 Course Syllabus

Fall 2009

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Attention students of this course:

If you have not done so already, read the
General Syllabus Information found here before continuing to read this page.

Course Description

CSI 1011 - Introduction to Programming and Logic

Class Meeting Times & Location

08/17/2009-12/07/2009 Lecture Monday 05:30PM - 08:10PM, A Building, Room 211 08/17/2009-12/07/2009 Laboratory Monday 08:20PM - 10:00PM, A Building, Room 211

Textbook

Java Programming: From Problem Analysis To Program Design 3e
D.S. Malik
ISBN 13: 978-1-4239-0135-8 © 2008
ISBN 10: 1-4239-0135-5

Additional Resources

For continuity with other sections of CSI 1011, we shall use the jGrasp IDE. This IDE is included with the CD that comes with your text. if your CD is missing, you may download and install jGrasp from here or copy it from the P:\Java folder on-campus. You will also need to install the JDK, which is also in the P:\Java folder, as well as on the CD.

As an alternate , we *may* be using NetBeans as the editor/compiler/debugger for this course.
For use at home, you may download the Java JDK with NetBeans IDE bundle from here.  Note that you must have the Java JDK installed in order NetBeans to work.

When installing Java, be sure to install the Java JDK BEFORE installing jGrasp or Netbeans in order to ensure proper installation/operation.

Homework

Homework is posted online in Blackboard .

There shall be about 8 Homework assignments for this course, each worth 100 points.

Homework for this course usually include a hands-on programming section to give you experience programming in Java and a short answer section (true/false, multiple choice) to reinforce principles that are not necessarily covered in the programming work. You are usually given 1.5 weeks to complete the entire assignment.

Topic Schedule

This schedule is tentative and subject to change.

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