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page[0][14]='Teaching is all about passing knowledge and values
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' page[0][16]='Research advances knowledge and refines values.
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page[0][14]='Attendance:' page[10][1]=' The University attendance policy will be followed: ' page[10][2]='' page[11]=new Array() page[11][0]='' page[10][3]='
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- Attendance is required of freshman and expected of ' page[10][5]='upperclassmen.
' page[10][6]='' page[10][7]='- It is required at laboratory sessions.
' page[10][8]='' page[10][9]='- Students are expected to participate in class, and will be ' page[10][10]='responsible for ALL WORK whether present or not.
Assignments: ' page[11][1]='Expect weekly assignments. They are for the benefit of the student not the instructor. ' page[11][2]='' page[12]=new Array() page[12][0]='' page[11][3]='
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- Written work should be prepared using a word processor and submitted with ' page[11][5]='the care you would use in presenting a report to a boss capable of hiring or firing you. Keep a copy of all work turned in.
' page[11][6]='' page[11][7]='- Due dates will be listed on the course calendar. ' page[11][8]='Written work will not be accepted late. ' page[11][9]='Programs will be accepted late for reduced credit. PLAN AHEAD!
' page[11][10]='' page[11][11]='- Most assignments will be available on the web from a link on the COURSE CALENDAR. ' page[11][12]='Students should be prepared to spend at least TWO HOURS on out-of-class work for each hour of class work.
Exams:' page[12][1]='' page[12][2]='' page[13]=new Array() page[13][0]='' page[12][3]='
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- There will be two exams. Their dates are indicated in the course calendar.' page[12][5]='
' page[12][6]='' page[12][7]='- Exams will be closed book, closed notes, closed neighbor, open mind. (Oh! No wandering eyes - please!)
' page[12][8]='' page[12][9]='- Make-up exams should not be considered routine and will be given only ' page[12][10]='after proper notification from the health office.
' page[12][11]='' page[12][12]='- If there is a problem, notify the instructor promptly.
Grades:' page[13][1]=' ' page[13][2]='' page[13][16]='' page[13][3]='
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- In computing final grades:
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- The exam will count 40%.
' page[13][6]='- The semester project will count 35%.
' page[13][7]='- The assignments together will count 20%.
' page[13][8]='- The instructors opinion will count 5%.
- Graduate grades include:
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A, A-, B+, B, C, D, and F. ' page[13][10]='- A grade of B indicates all work has been completed at an ' page[13][13]='acceptable level.
' page[13][14]='- IN_complete is rare and usually not appropriate.
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Computer Accounts: ' page[14][1]='Students do not need accounts to use individual computers on campus -- but ' page[14][2]='they do need accounts to use many campus networks and servers. It ' page[14][3]='would be helpful to have them as soon as possible. For this course students ' page[14][4]='MAY need accounts on:' page[15]=new Array() page[15][0]='' page[14][5]='
- TURBO, which hosts student web pages. TURBO may be accessed ' page[14][6]='from off campus via SSH and Putty. "Account request forms" will be available the ' page[14][7]='first class or may be obtained in CSS-113.
' page[14][8]='- EVE/MOSES, hosts for the Computer Science Linux server, Apache web server, ' page[14][9]='and cgi scripting. It is used for developing applications. Students will receive additional information and account ' page[14][10]='request forms in class.
' page[14][11]='- Knet - the main computer science network serves the computer science ' page[14][12]='classrooms on the second floor of HH and the open lab in T-217. ' page[14][13]='No accounts are required. Login as "student" with a password of ' page[14][14]='"keanu"
E-mail:' page[15][1]=' ' page[15][2]='' page[16]=new Array() page[16][0]='' page[15][3]='
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- All students will need to provide Dr. Lipson with a working E-mail ' page[15][5]='address that remains stable for the duration of the course. ' page[15][6]='They should use a Kean mail server such as Cougar. They may forward mail to a server at ' page[15][7]='their work, or they may use a commercial server such as Yahoo or Hotmail which ' page[15][8]='provide free e-mail accounts.
' page[15][9]='- Students will use e-mail to communicate with their instructor as well as ' page[15][10]='with each other.
' page[15][11]='- There is, of course, no additional fee for using Kean\'s computers, and ' page[15][12]='accounts will remain active as long as a student is enrolled at the University.
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Hardware Requirements: ' page[16][1]='Kean University is committed to providing, on campus, all of the ' page[16][2]='technology resourses needed for all of its courses.' page[17]=new Array() page[17][0]='' page[16][3]='
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- The university now has several thousand personal computers scattered ' page[16][5]='around the campus. Currently those in most classrooms and open labs ' page[16][6]='are IBM-compatible Dell computers. They have internet access ' page[16][7]='as well as access to local printers. Sun workstations are located in H-220. ' page[16][8]='iMacs are located in the University Center and in the CIRT. ' page[16][9]='Availability will be discussed during the first class. ' page[16][10]='
' page[16][11]='- Although there is more than sufficient access on campus, students ' page[16][12]='who wish to use compatible equipment at home or at work, are ' page[16][13]='certainly welcome to do so. Students with wireless laptops ' page[16][14]='may access the campus network from the classrooms, lounges, and outside benches. ' page[16][15]='To find out whether a ' page[16][16]='a specific configuration is sufficient, please ask ' page[16][17]='in class.
Software Requirements:' page[17][1]=' ' page[17][2]='' page[18]=new Array() page[18][0]='' page[17][3]='
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- All operating systems and applications that might be needed for the ' page[17][5]='course are available on the computers in classrooms and in T-217. ' page[17][6]='Windows XP and Linux are both available. ' page[17][7]='SSH and Putty are available to access EVE and TURBO. There are a ' page[17][8]='variety of editors and IDE\'s (integrated development environments.) ' page[17][9]='E-mail and internet access are available throughout the campus. ' page[17][10]='
' page[17][11]='- The sources of free software for students who wish to work off-campus ' page[17][12]='will be discussed in class. Some may be distributed in class. It is not ' page[17][13]='necessary for all students to use the same software or operating systems.
Supplies: Although students with access may upload files ' page[18][1]='and save them on EVE, they will not be able to save work on local harddrives. ' page[18][2]='Thus, they may need to provide their own storage media in some form.' page[19]=new Array() page[19][0]='' page[18][3]='
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- Floppy diskettes should be 3 1/2", double-sided, high-density. ' page[18][5]='The Student Chapter of ACM has been selling ' page[18][6]='inexpensive diskettes of which students may wish to take ' page[18][7]='advantage. They should be available in T-217 at designated hours.
' page[18][8]='' page[18][9]='- USB Drives (16Mb - 512Mb) have been steadily decreasing in price ' page[18][10]='and some students have found them to be a good investment and a ' page[18][11]='convenient way to transfer their files.
Program Description: This summer the MIS program ' page[19][1]='is offering an "E-Business Institute," consisting of ' page[19][2]='the following courses --' page[20]=new Array() page[20][0]='' page[19][3]='
' page[19][11]='The courses offer four different perspectives of ' page[19][12]='businness conducted over the internet.' page[19][13]='Students successfully completing any three of the courses will earn a certificate ' page[19][14]='in "E-Business." ' page[19][15]='
- Summer I - MIS 5599 Special Topics/Web Authoring.
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' page[19][4]='(For a complete description see Julia Quindlen\'s ' page[19][5]='notes)- Summer I - MGS 5040 - Intro. to E-Business
' page[19][7]='- Summer II - CPS 5970 - Web Programming (This course.)
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' page[19][8]='The use of client side (JavaScript) and server side (cgi scripting with ' page[19][9]='PERL) programming to create dynamic interactive web pages.- Summer II - GCOM 5650 - Web and Print Publishing
Prerequisites: ' page[20][1]='' page[22]=new Array() page[22][0]='' page[20][6]='This course involves programming. It assumes the experience gained ' page[20][7]='from two semesters of programming in a higher level language such ' page[20][8]='as Java or C++. If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[20][9]='
- Matriculation in the MS-MIS program OR
' page[20][2]='- Matriculation in the MS-CSM program OR
' page[20][3]='- permission of the MIS coordinator OR
' page[20][4]='- permission of the Graduate Math coordinator OR
' page[20][5]='- permission of the instructor.
Exams:' page[22][1]='' page[22][2]='' page[23]=new Array() page[23][0]='' page[22][3]='
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- There will be one exam about half way through the semester. Its date is indicated in the course calendar.' page[22][5]='
' page[22][6]='' page[22][7]='- Exams will be closed book, closed notes, closed neighbor, open mind. (Oh! No wandering eyes - please!)
' page[22][8]='' page[22][9]='- Make-up exams should not be considered routine and will be given only ' page[22][10]='after proper notification from the health office.
' page[22][11]='' page[22][12]='- If there is a problem, notify the instructor promptly.
Grades:' page[23][1]=' ' page[23][2]='' page[23][11]='' page[23][3]='
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- Undergraduate grades include: A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D and F. ' page[23][5]='
' page[23][6]='' page[23][7]='- A grade of C indicates all work has been completed at ' page[23][8]='an acceptable level.
' page[23][9]='- IN_complete is rare and usually not appropriate.
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Catalog Description: ' page[29][1]='Computer concepts and components; historical development ' page[29][2]='of computers; data representations and files; ' page[29][3]='operating system software; communications; information ' page[29][4]='systems.' page[30]=new Array() page[30][0]='Not for credit in a Computer Science major.
' page[29][5]='General Education Distribution Course.' page[29][6]='
Prerequisites: ' page[30][1]='' page[33]=new Array() page[33][0]='' page[30][3]='If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[30][4]='
- Fulfillment of Developmental Math requirements.
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Grades:' page[33][1]=' ' page[33][2]='' page[33][16]='' page[33][3]='
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- In computing final grades:' page[33][5]='
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- Each exam will count 25%.
' page[33][6]='- Assignments together will count 25%.
' page[33][7]='- Labs together will count 20%.
' page[33][8]='- The instructors opinion will count 5%.
- undergraduate grades include:
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A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D, and F. ' page[33][10]='- A grade of C indicates all work has been completed at an ' page[33][13]='acceptable level.
' page[33][14]='- IN_complete is rare and usually not appropriate.
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Catalog Description: ' page[39][1]='Fundamental computing concepts, components and processes: ' page[39][2]='hardware, and software components; communications and ' page[39][3]='information systems; use of systems software; problem solving ' page[39][4]='with application software; introduction to design of ' page[39][5]='algorithms using a high-level programming ' page[39][6]='language. ' page[39][7]='' page[40]=new Array() page[40][0]='(3 hr. lec. / 1 hr. lab.)
' page[39][8]='General Education Distribution Course.' page[39][9]='
Prerequisites: ' page[40][1]='' page[42]=new Array() page[42][0]='' page[40][2]='If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[40][3]='
- Readiness for pre-calculus mathematics.
Exams:' page[42][1]='' page[42][2]='' page[43]=new Array() page[43][0]='' page[42][3]='
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- There will be no exams.' page[42][5]='
' page[42][6]='' page[42][7]='- Exams will be closed book, closed notes,closed neighbor, open mind. (Oh! No wandering eyes - please!)
' page[42][8]='' page[42][9]='- Make-up exams should not be considered routine and will be given only ' page[42][10]='after proper notification from the health office.
' page[42][11]='' page[42][12]='- If there is a problem, notify the instructor promptly.
Grades:' page[43][1]=' ' page[43][2]='' page[43][13]='' page[43][3]='
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- Undergraduate grades include: A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D and F. ' page[43][5]='
' page[43][6]="- 50% of your final grade will be based on your group's project." page[43][7]="
- The opinions of Professors Deavours, Lipson, and Wittenberg will each account for 15% of your final grade." page[43][8]="
- Your teammates' evaluation of your contribution will account for 5% of your final grade." page[43][9]='
- A grade of C indicates all work has been completed at ' page[43][10]='an acceptable level.
' page[43][11]='- IN_complete is rare and usually not appropriate.
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Catalog Description: ' page[49][1]='A study of characteristics of programming languages and classifications: ' page[49][2]='machine, procedure-oriented, numerical, scientific, business data processing, ' page[49][3]='string and list grammars, multipirpose, control and basic ' page[49][4]='compiler methods. ' page[49][5]='' page[50]=new Array() page[50][0]='
Prerequisites: ' page[50][1]='' page[60]=new Array() page[60][0]='' page[50][3]='If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[50][4]='
- CPS 2390 - Assembly Language Programming.
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Prerequisites: ' page[60][1]='' page[69]=new Array() page[69][0]='' page[60][4]='If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[60][5]='
- CPS 2231 - Computer Organization and Programming.
' page[60][2]='- MATH 2110 - Discrete Structures.
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Catalog Description: ' page[69][1]='The theory of Abstract Data Types (ADTs); ' page[69][2]='applications and implementations of the classical ' page[69][3]='ADTs including lists, sets, stacks, queues, ' page[69][4]='trees, and graphs; recursion; elementary algorithm ' page[69][5]='analysis. ' page[69][6]='' page[70]=new Array() page[70][0]='(3 hr. lec. / 1 hr. lab.)
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Prerequisites: ' page[70][1]='' page[79]=new Array() page[79][0]='' page[70][3]='If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[70][4]='
- Pre-calculus mathematics.
' page[70][2]='- CPS 1231 or computer programming experience.
Catalog Description: ' page[79][1]='Fundamental computing concepts and processes: ' page[79][2]='use, development, analysis and style of algorithms ' page[79][3]='involving a high-level programming language; ' page[79][4]='structured programming concepts. ' page[79][5]='' page[80]=new Array() page[80][0]='(3 hr. lec. / 1 hr. lab.)
' page[79][6]='General Education Distribution Course.' page[79][7]='
Prerequisites: ' page[80][1]='' page[83]=new Array() page[83][0]='' page[80][3]='If in doubt, consult the instructor.' page[80][4]='
- CPS 3351
' page[80][2]='- (CPS 2232 & Math 2110.)
Grades:' page[83][1]=' ' page[83][2]='' page[83][15]='' page[83][3]='
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- In computing final grades:
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- Each exam will count 35%.
' page[83][6]='- The assignments together will count 25%.
' page[83][7]='- The instructors opinion will count 5%.
- Undergraduate grades include: A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, D and F. ' page[83][9]='
' page[83][10]='' page[83][11]='- A grade of C indicates all work has been completed at an ' page[83][12]='acceptable level.
' page[83][13]='- IN_complete is rare and usually not appropriate.
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Catalog Description: ' page[89][1]='Design, implementation and administration of data ' page[89][2]='base management systems. Their benefits ' page[89][3]='and use in organizations. ' page[89][4]=''}(3 hr. lec.)
' page[89][5]='Writing emphasis Course.' page[89][6]='