Instructor : Prof. Chandra N. Sekharan
Textbook :” HTML
for the World Wide Web”, by Elizabeth Castro, 5th Edition, Peachpit Press, 2003.
Programming Environment : Simple editors on PC’s set up by the
Information Technology department available on campus are adequate.
Campus Network, Rights and Responsibilities:
As a user of the campus network, you should be aware of your rights and
responsibilities in
http://www.luc.edu/infotech/cease/rights.html
Grading: Attendance 10%; Class
Participation: 10%; Presentation: 40%, Take Home Finals: 40%.
The quizzes are treated as homework assignments for grading purposes. I use the
scale with the following minimum requirements: A 90 ;B+
85; B 80 C+ ;75 C ;70 D+ ;65 ;D 60.
Academic Dishonesty : The penalty for cheating may be
anywhere from a 0 on an assignment to a grade of "F" in this course.
The appropriate dean will be informed in writing of any cheating
incidents.
Cheating consists of, but is not limited to:
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Using or copying another person's work on an
exam or assignment in any fashion. The
person could be in this semester's class or a previous semester.
·
Work includes outlines, pseudocode,
code, documentation, test data, and analyses.
·
Allowing your own work to be copied or used by
another student
·
Submitting as your own work something that has
been written by another person
·
Using any unauthorized reference on an exam or
assignment
Any collaboration among students on program code or algorithms or on exams
constitutes cheating for all of the students involved.