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HU2644 I Description 151gtU3 111 AM
Computer Applications in Communication is designed to acquaint you with learning how to learn software You will receive an introduction to computer systems programs and applications that support communication projects This introduction is through a series of core modules that will acquaint you with network operations network information systems capture technologies word-processing graphic and drawing packages and document-design programs You will also analyze and evaluate hardware and software systems as needed
While the assignments in this course will familiarize you with particular applications the real intent of these activities is to help you develop strategies for learning similar applications and for understanding new features for upgraded applications The modules will help you begin to understand the basics of computer hardware and learn how computers deal with information And finally you will do some reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which these technologies make possible
In the last quarter of the course you will complete a project which uses multiple software applications and this final project will be presented to the rest of the class This project is intended to become a portfolio on CD which may assist you in future courses as well as in securing co-ops internships and employment
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HU2644 I Goals 812503 728 AM
Students will gt gain a better understanding of the functions of a computer and its multitude of capabilities gt discover the similarities and differences between software applications gt learn to apply several different types of software to the same project gt gain a better sense of which applications are most appealing and begin to build a strong repertoire of skills and strategies gt be able to use new software with pleasure and grace instead of frustration and confusion gt begin to look at the various strategies used by software designers gt be presented not just the know-how but the know-why for various software applications
Collaboration
bull Students come to this class with a variety of experiences using computers software applications and digital technology One of the primary ways you will improve your practical and critical skills is by talking and sharing with other students Using each other as resources and building off of the knowledge of your classmates and teacher will help build a community of support
Trak 1 -- these students have some familiarity with software applications They are expected to complete -- all eleven of the core modules -- two of the five remaining modules -- all reading responses and in class activities -- a fi nal project
Trak 2 -- these students are more familiar with software applications They are expected to complete -- six of the eleven core modules -- all five of the remaining modules -- the presentation of a less well-known software package or application -- all reading responses and in class activities
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-- a final project
Dual Trak -- in order to help build a community of support student groups will be assigned to create a short user manual that is designed to accompany one of the core modules In accomplishing this task it will be important for the manual writers to take into consideration the various ways people learn computer applications
Needed materials - One 100MS Zip Disk for PC or Mac (for weekly saving your work) - Two or three blank CD-Rs (for archiving your work and for the final project) -A sense of humor (for every class period)
Suggested text Hilligoss Susan (2000) Visual Communication A Writers Guide New York Longman
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In order to gain the most from this course the dynamics of the group may require modification(s) to the syllabus As such I reserve the right to revise the syllabus andor course schedule to better serve our needs Please check it routinely for any updates
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BI In class II Assignment II Due for class II Due by Noon
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
bull Module total 1400 points
Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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HU2644 I Grading
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
BC 1806- 1920
C 1691- 1805
CO 1576-1690
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H U2644 I Attendance
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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HU2644 I Description 151gtU3 111 AM
Computer Applications in Communication is designed to acquaint you with learning how to learn software You will receive an introduction to computer systems programs and applications that support communication projects This introduction is through a series of core modules that will acquaint you with network operations network information systems capture technologies word-processing graphic and drawing packages and document-design programs You will also analyze and evaluate hardware and software systems as needed
While the assignments in this course will familiarize you with particular applications the real intent of these activities is to help you develop strategies for learning similar applications and for understanding new features for upgraded applications The modules will help you begin to understand the basics of computer hardware and learn how computers deal with information And finally you will do some reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which these technologies make possible
In the last quarter of the course you will complete a project which uses multiple software applications and this final project will be presented to the rest of the class This project is intended to become a portfolio on CD which may assist you in future courses as well as in securing co-ops internships and employment
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Students will gt gain a better understanding of the functions of a computer and its multitude of capabilities gt discover the similarities and differences between software applications gt learn to apply several different types of software to the same project gt gain a better sense of which applications are most appealing and begin to build a strong repertoire of skills and strategies gt be able to use new software with pleasure and grace instead of frustration and confusion gt begin to look at the various strategies used by software designers gt be presented not just the know-how but the know-why for various software applications
Collaboration
bull Students come to this class with a variety of experiences using computers software applications and digital technology One of the primary ways you will improve your practical and critical skills is by talking and sharing with other students Using each other as resources and building off of the knowledge of your classmates and teacher will help build a community of support
Trak 1 -- these students have some familiarity with software applications They are expected to complete -- all eleven of the core modules -- two of the five remaining modules -- all reading responses and in class activities -- a fi nal project
Trak 2 -- these students are more familiar with software applications They are expected to complete -- six of the eleven core modules -- all five of the remaining modules -- the presentation of a less well-known software package or application -- all reading responses and in class activities
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-- a final project
Dual Trak -- in order to help build a community of support student groups will be assigned to create a short user manual that is designed to accompany one of the core modules In accomplishing this task it will be important for the manual writers to take into consideration the various ways people learn computer applications
Needed materials - One 100MS Zip Disk for PC or Mac (for weekly saving your work) - Two or three blank CD-Rs (for archiving your work and for the final project) -A sense of humor (for every class period)
Suggested text Hilligoss Susan (2000) Visual Communication A Writers Guide New York Longman
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In order to gain the most from this course the dynamics of the group may require modification(s) to the syllabus As such I reserve the right to revise the syllabus andor course schedule to better serve our needs Please check it routinely for any updates
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J week 1-week 4 I week 5-week 7 II week 8-week 11 II week 12-week 15 I II 825 to 919 922 to 1010 II 1013 to 1111 II 1110 to 1212 I Labor Day recess 91 II IThanksgiving recess 111
K-Day 95 Noon 22-1130
BI In class II Assignment II Due for class II Due by Noon
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
bull Module total 1400 points
Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
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C 1691- 1805
CO 1576-1690
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Students will gt gain a better understanding of the functions of a computer and its multitude of capabilities gt discover the similarities and differences between software applications gt learn to apply several different types of software to the same project gt gain a better sense of which applications are most appealing and begin to build a strong repertoire of skills and strategies gt be able to use new software with pleasure and grace instead of frustration and confusion gt begin to look at the various strategies used by software designers gt be presented not just the know-how but the know-why for various software applications
Collaboration
bull Students come to this class with a variety of experiences using computers software applications and digital technology One of the primary ways you will improve your practical and critical skills is by talking and sharing with other students Using each other as resources and building off of the knowledge of your classmates and teacher will help build a community of support
Trak 1 -- these students have some familiarity with software applications They are expected to complete -- all eleven of the core modules -- two of the five remaining modules -- all reading responses and in class activities -- a fi nal project
Trak 2 -- these students are more familiar with software applications They are expected to complete -- six of the eleven core modules -- all five of the remaining modules -- the presentation of a less well-known software package or application -- all reading responses and in class activities
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Dual Trak -- in order to help build a community of support student groups will be assigned to create a short user manual that is designed to accompany one of the core modules In accomplishing this task it will be important for the manual writers to take into consideration the various ways people learn computer applications
Needed materials - One 100MS Zip Disk for PC or Mac (for weekly saving your work) - Two or three blank CD-Rs (for archiving your work and for the final project) -A sense of humor (for every class period)
Suggested text Hilligoss Susan (2000) Visual Communication A Writers Guide New York Longman
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In order to gain the most from this course the dynamics of the group may require modification(s) to the syllabus As such I reserve the right to revise the syllabus andor course schedule to better serve our needs Please check it routinely for any updates
-I Hive 1--Grits II Hive 2--Gravy II Hive 3--Milk II Hive 4--HOney-1
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BI In class II Assignment II Due for class II Due by Noon
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
bull Module total 1400 points
Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
BC 1806- 1920
C 1691- 1805
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Dual Trak -- in order to help build a community of support student groups will be assigned to create a short user manual that is designed to accompany one of the core modules In accomplishing this task it will be important for the manual writers to take into consideration the various ways people learn computer applications
Needed materials - One 100MS Zip Disk for PC or Mac (for weekly saving your work) - Two or three blank CD-Rs (for archiving your work and for the final project) -A sense of humor (for every class period)
Suggested text Hilligoss Susan (2000) Visual Communication A Writers Guide New York Longman
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In order to gain the most from this course the dynamics of the group may require modification(s) to the syllabus As such I reserve the right to revise the syllabus andor course schedule to better serve our needs Please check it routinely for any updates
-I Hive 1--Grits II Hive 2--Gravy II Hive 3--Milk II Hive 4--HOney-1
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BI In class II Assignment II Due for class II Due by Noon
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
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bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
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And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
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bull Final project 200 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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Macromedia Fireworks
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Apple iMovie
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Macromedia Director
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Bryce
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Java scripts
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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Clip Art
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
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And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
BC 1806- 1920
C 1691- 1805
CO 1576-1690
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Resources
Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
IAdobe Acrobat and PDFs IDIltscanner modulegt ltPDF modulegt
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
bull Module total 1400 points
Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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AB 2036- 2150
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Resources
Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
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10 What are your hobbies
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I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
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IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
IAdobe Acrobat and PDFs IDIltscanner modulegt ltPDF modulegt
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
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L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
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bull Final project 200 points
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Course total 2265 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
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L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Assignment listing and point values
Modules (each worth 100 points)
I Getting to Know PC amp Mac computers Basic Survival skills amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 2 Basic Survival skills UNIX commands Glossary terms amp Eudora e-mail amp Netiquette 3 Microsoft Word (two parts) 4 Microsoft Powerpoint 5 Microsoft Excel 6 Scanning amp Adobe Acrobat (PDF) 7 Adobe Illustrator 8 Adobe Photoshop (two parts) 9 Adobe InDesign
10 HTML (HyperText Markup Language) II Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 12 Macromedia Fireworks MX 13 Macromedia Flash MX 14 Macromedia Director 15 Bryce 16 Poser
Trak 1 students MUST complete modules 1 3 through 12 and two of modules 13 through 16 (1300 points)
Trak 2 students MUST complete modules 246 through 13 and one of modules 14 through 16 (1100 points)
Trak 2 students should complete alternative softwareapplication and schedule a student demonstration (200 points)
All students will complete a Dual Trak user manual (100 points)
You may substitute one module for the CCLI certification This substitution must be agreed to by me and the certification must be completed by the end of the 14th week of the semester
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Reading responses and in-class activities (worth 50 points each)
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Points and Grading Scale There are 2050 points possible in this course (for a listing of all assignments click here)
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
BC 1806- 1920
C 1691- 1805
CO 1576-1690
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
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Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
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studies and professionally once you graduate
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L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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2 Reading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 3 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 4 Reading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 5 Reading response for McCloud interview 6 Activity based on McCloud comics 7 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book 8 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct 9 Activity on multimedia CD comparison
bull Responseactivity total 450 points
bull Final project 200 points
bull Attendance 215 points
Course total 2265 points
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Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Grading Policy The grading for the class will be based on the projects submitted from each module reading responses in class activities a final project and attendance A student cannot pass the class without these required items
Instructors discretion these points in the modules will be based on the effort and originality present in the work you turn in These points are designed to encourage you to extend and explore the capabilities of the software on your own and beyond what you are explicitly directed to do This self-directed work is important because it a very necessary ability as you continue on academically and professionally Use these points to pursue what is of interest to you and to have fun
Your final grade for this course will be calculated on the following scale
IModules~1 1400 U] ITrak 1 13 modules II 13001 ITrak 2 11 modules II 11001
ITrak 2 alternative software amp demonstration II 2001
IAII students Dual trak user manual II 1001
I IReading responsesin class activities II 450 ILearning style I 251
ISyllabus response IL 251 IReading response for Parkers Absolute PowerPoint 501 IReading response for Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 501
IReading response for Hilligoss Chapter 4 501 IReading response for McCloud interview 501 IACtiVity based on McCloud comics I 501 Reading response for excerpt from iMovie book I 501 Reading response for Wysockis Impossibly Distinct I 501
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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A 2151- 2265
AB 2036- 2150
B 1921- 2035
BC 1806- 1920
C 1691- 1805
CO 1576-1690
0 1461- 1575
F 1460- below
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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Adobe Illustrator
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Adobe Photoshop
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Macromedia Fireworks
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Java scripts
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Attendance The various parts of the course will involve learning to learn software discussing readings in class sharing ideas and projects with one another and presenting our own expertise to all Given the importance of these components attendance is required unless otherwise indicated by me You are allowed to miss two classes this semester the subsequent unexcused absences will affect your final grade by 12 letter grade If you miss a class you are responsible for finding out from me or a classmate what you missed and for making up any work that you missed If you are absent on the day an assignment is due you are still responsible for turning in the assignment If you know you will be absent drop off the assignment in my mailbox before the due date or have another student bring the assignment to class for you
You will take your own attendance using the course attendance notebook This will only be available the first fifteen minutes of the class period only Attendance points are included in your grade
Lateness Frequent lateness will be rewarded with a lowered grade
Optional classes--Lab days There will be days when classroom attendance will not be required-days when I will be demonstrating software exclusively These demonstrations may cover material not found in the modules and while it would be beneficial for you to come if you feel that your time would be better spent exploring these components in the lab by yourself you are welcome to do so You should sign in for attendance purposes prior to going to the lab Please do not assume attendance is optional unless I explicitly indicate this in advance or it is indicated in the schedule
Questions While you are not required to talk with me during office hours you may have a question or idea that you would like to discuss Stop and see me in the CCLI on Mondays from 9 am to 11 am You can also schedule an appOintment for a mutually convenient time bye-mailing me at fidallasmtuedu
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
bull Ian Parkers Absolute Powerpoint Can a Software Package Edit Our Thoughts
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
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Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
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Adobe Acrobat and PDFs
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Adobe Illustrator
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Adobe Photoshop
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Adobe InDesign
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
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Macromedia Fireworks
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Macromedia Flash
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Apple iMovie
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Macromedia Director
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Bryce
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Poser
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Java scripts
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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Clip Art
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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1U2644 I Policies
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MTUs Policy on Academic Integrity Plagiarism is considered cheating and is a serious academic offense MTUs Academic Integrity policy defines plagiarism as knowingly copying anothers work or ideas and calling them ones own or not giving proper credit or citation and covers copying sections major ideas or entire papers from printed or electronic sources as well as turning in papers written by other students as your own work Plagiarism is not only dishonest but it prevents you from learning the primary reason you are here Access to information from the Internet and the World Wide Web brings another level of complexity to this issue specifically fair use concerns If you ever have further questions about this issue please talk with me or consult a coach in the Writing Center (487-2007)
MTUs Policy on Discrimination and Harassment MTU complies with all federal and state laws and regulations regarding discrimination and harassment including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 If you have a disability and need reasonable accommodation for equal access to education and services at MTU please contact Dr Gloria Melton Associate Dean of Students (487-2212) For other concerns about discrimination or harassment you may contact your advisor department chair or the Affirmative Action Office (487-3310)
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These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
bull Ian Parkers Absolute Powerpoint Can a Software Package Edit Our Thoughts
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Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Resources
Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
IAdobe Acrobat and PDFs IDIltscanner modulegt ltPDF modulegt
i ~ ID~Ilt~II~lu~s~tr~at~o~r~m~o~d~u~le~gt==========~========~ IAdobe InDesign IDI=lt~ln~D~e~S~ig~n~m~O~d~u~le=gt===================l IAdobe Photoshop IDIltPhotOShOP1 modulegt ltPhotoshop2 modulegt
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cromedia Director ID~Ilt~D~ir~e~ct~o~r~m~o~d~u~le~gt~==========~1 IMacromedia Dreamweaver MX IDltDreamweaver MX modulegt
I acromedia Fireworks MX ID~Ilt~F~ir~ew~o~rkSM~x~m~o~d~u~le~gt~========~ Ivacromedia Flash MX ID=Ilt~F~la~sh~M~x~m~o~d~u~le~gt===========~
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IPoser IOIltposer modulegt
Eudora E-mail
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Microsoft Word
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Microsoft Powerpoint
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Adobe Acrobat and PDFs
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Adobe Illustrator
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Adobe InDesign
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HTML coding and Web design
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
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Macromedia Fireworks
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Apple iMovie
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Bryce
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Poser
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Java scripts
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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Clip Art
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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HU2644 I PDF files
These articles are provided for responsive reading and group discussion which will encourage you to think thoughtfully and critically about the contextual and social issues which technologies make possible
CAUTION These articles are fairly large and make take some time downloading You may wish to save them to your computer at home or open them in the CCLl and print them from there Either
way be prepared for a wait time involved with opening and printing the articles
bull Ian Parkers Absolute Powerpoint Can a Software Package Edit Our Thoughts
bull
Susan Hilligoss Chapters 1-3 Why Visual Communication First Impressions Second Impression s
Susan Hilligoss Chapter 4 Planning Visual Design part1 part2
Interview with Scott McCloud from Wired Magazine (low res) part1 part2 part3 (high res) part1 part2 part3
Anne Wysockis Impossibly Distinct On FormContent and WordImage in Two Pieces of ComputershyBased Interactive Multimedia part1 part2
The following articles are excerpts from Making iMovies You only need to read the first article listed below unless you are planning to use iMovie for your final project The remaining articles focus more on the how tos These articles are a good resource for information if you chooose to use iMovie in your final project
o Introduction to iMovie and Storytelling o Importing video into iMovie o Importing sound into iMovie o Creating transitions and titles
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Resources
Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
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Java scripts
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Below are a list of online resources that provide additional information tutorials and downloadable files for the work you will be asked to do in this course If you find other useful sites that you think would be appropriate to include on this list please let me know in class or email me Fenobia Dallas (fidallasmtuedu)
Information
HU2644 computer Applications Fall 2003
Instructor Fenobia Dallas Office location CCLI E-mail fidallasmtuedu Course Website httpwwwhumtuedu-fidallasfidsyllabiHU2644F03 Course Email List beehive-Imtuedu
Classroom Walker 134 Office hours Mondays from 9 am to 11 am in the CCLI and by apppointment
CCLI consulatants The consultants in the CCLI are here to help us NOT to do our work One of the goals of this course is to enable you to become more savvy about technical applications as well as become more critical users of technology Monopolizing the consultants time when you should be working through a module is problematic and will not reflect your work Use the consultants wisely Work through a problem first taking various avenues to solve the problem before engaging the consultant You may even wish to check the expertise grid (posted on the student lounge door of the CCLI) to get further assistance When you do need assistance be specific about the problem and let the consultant know exactly what you are dOing In this way the consultant can focus directly on the sticking point Remember the consultant is in the lab to assist ALL users and the consultants also have CCLI-specific duties Dont
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
IAdobe Acrobat and PDFs IDIltscanner modulegt ltPDF modulegt
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Poser
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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expect them to pull up a chair and baby-sit you through a module
Faux pas The CCLI consultants wear a kimono when on duty Please be respectful of them as individuals and do not disturb them when they are off-duty and in the lab working on their own coursework If you do not see anyone on duty and you need assistance with equipment not working or with a software application not functioning properly what should you do Either fill out a CCLI form or e-mail me
CCLI web address httpwwwhumtueduccli -check the expertise grid for additional assistance with module software
Contact Kim Puuri or Sue Niemi for checking out portable equipment (kjpuurimtuedu or seniemimtuedu)
Resource information for modules
IAdobe Acrobat and PDFs IDIltscanner modulegt ltPDF modulegt
i ~ ID~Ilt~II~lu~s~tr~at~o~r~m~o~d~u~le~gt==========~========~ IAdobe InDesign IDI=lt~ln~D~e~S~ig~n~m~O~d~u~le=gt===================l IAdobe Photoshop IDIltPhotOShOP1 modulegt ltPhotoshop2 modulegt
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Adobe Illustrator
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Adobe InDesign
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HTML coding and Web design
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
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Macromedia Fireworks
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Macromedia Flash
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Apple iMovie
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Macromedia Director
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Bryce
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Poser
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Java scripts
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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Clip Art
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Fonts
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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iU2644 I Resources
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Microsoft Word
bull httpwwwmicrosoftcomofficeusingdefaulthtm bull httpwwwmicrosoftcomofficeworddefaulthtm bull httpwwwbaycongroupcomwordhlm bull httpwwwmvpsorgword bull httpwwwfgcuedusupportoffice2000wordindexhtml
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Microsoft Powerpoint
bull httpwwwmicrosoftcomofficeusingJdefaulthtm bull httpwwwfgcuedusupporUoffice2000ppUindexhtml bull httpwwwiupuiedu-webtraintutorialspowerpoint2000basicshtml bull httpeinsteincsuriedututorialscsc101powerpoinUppthtml
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Microsoft Excel
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bull httpwwwusdedutrioltutJexcell bull httpwww fgcu ed usupportJoffice2000excell
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Adobe Acrobat and PDFs
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportJproductsacrobathtml bull httpwwwperiormancegraphicscomPageshowtofhtml bull httpwwwlearningpagecomfreepagesacrobattutorialhtml
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Adobe Illustrator
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportJproductsillustratorhtml bull httpwwwadobecomproductstipsillustratorhtml bull httpwww2ginccomtutorialsiIIushtml bull httpgraphicdesignaboutcomlibrarytutorialsblillustratorhtm bull httpwwwwowwebdesignscompower guidesl
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Adobe Photoshop
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Adobe InDesign
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportproductspagemakerhtml
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bull httpdes-ktoppubaboutcomcspagemakertips bull httpwwwtaylorpubcomsamsamdownloadsLesson20120-20PageMaker20Toolspdf bull httpwwwesc7netesc7techpagemakerhtml
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HTML coding and Web design
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldreamweaver bull httpwwwdesigner-infocomlWritingdreamweavertutorialhtm bull httpwwwlearnthatcomcoursesviewletsdreamweaverindexshtml bull httpwww101-dreamweaver-tutorialscom bull httpwwwwebmasterbasecomtutorialsDreamweaver bull httpwwwezwebdesigncomdreamweaverhtml
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Macromedia Fireworks
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlfireworks bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkey9830index2ahtml bull httpwwwcsisamericaneduribiereenglishclassesCreativitytutorialslfireworksfireintrohtm bull httpwwwmassimocornercomindexhtml bull httpwwwezwebdesigncomfireworkshtml
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Macromedia Flash
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlflash bull httpwwwextremeflashcom bull httpwwwflashplanetcom bull httpwwwf1ashkitcom bull httpwwwechoechocomflashhtm bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkeymultimediashockwaveflashtutorialstutoriaI8html bull httpwwwenetservecomtutorials
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Apple iMovie
bull httpwwwapplecomimovietutorials bull httpwwwapplecomimoviegettingstartedmarkstutorial bull httpwwwjessaminek12kyusjelvmeetstafftrtliMovie bull httpetcsccoeorgli200000modlmmimovhtml bull httpwwwmacinstructcomtutorialswapli mo viel
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Macromedia Director
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldirector bull httpwwwhertsacukllismmediadirectortutorial bull httpwwwmclidistmaricopaedudirector bull httpwwwandywcomdirectortechguideasp bull httpwwwdirector-onlinecom bull httpwwwglasseyedesignscomtutorialsdirector bull httphakataimclidistmaricopaedudirectortipshtml bull httppersoplanetbfrnewton
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Bryce
bull httpwwwpetersharpecomTutorialshtm bull httpcalyxabestvwhnetlpearltutorhtml
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Poser
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Java scripts
bull httpjavaboutigueinternetcom bull httpjavascriptinternetcom bull httpwwwcrayscomjsc
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
bull httpwwwdigitalcenturycomencycloupdatecomphdhtml bull httpwwww3orgHistoryhtml bull httpwwwboraskicomwwwhthtml bull httpwwwrobotwisdomcomwebtimelinehtml
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Clip Art
bull httpwwwbarrysclipartcom bull httpwwwclipartconnectioncom bull httpwebclipartaboutcom bull httpschooldiscoverycomcliparU
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Fonts
bull httpwwwfontfreakcom bull httpwww1001freefontscom bull httpwwwfreewarefontscomindexhtml bull httpwwwdingbatpagescomfontbatsfontbatshtml
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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bull httpwwwusdedutrioltutJexcell bull httpwww fgcu ed usupportJoffice2000excell
(back to top)
Adobe Acrobat and PDFs
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportJproductsacrobathtml bull httpwwwperiormancegraphicscomPageshowtofhtml bull httpwwwlearningpagecomfreepagesacrobattutorialhtml
(back to top)
Adobe Illustrator
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportJproductsillustratorhtml bull httpwwwadobecomproductstipsillustratorhtml bull httpwww2ginccomtutorialsiIIushtml bull httpgraphicdesignaboutcomlibrarytutorialsblillustratorhtm bull httpwwwwowwebdesignscompower guidesl
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Adobe Photoshop
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportJproductsphotoshophtml bull httpwwwdesignsbymarkcompstipsindexshtml bull httpwwweyeball-designcompage09htm bull httpwwwtutorialhoundcomphotoshoptutorialsphotoshop tutorials shtml bull httpwwwabsolutecrosscomtutorialsphotoshophtm bull httpwwwdccdesignercomHtmTutorialspierophotoshoptutoriaI413dhtm bull httpwwwdesigner-infocomlWritingadvancedphotoshoptutorialhtm bull httpwwwwowwebdesignscompower guidesl
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Adobe InDesign
bull httpwwwadobecomsupportproductspagemakerhtml
httpwwwhurnlueduJ-fidallasfidfsyllabiHU2644F03Ifid_reschlrn Page 4 of8
-IU2644 I Resources
bull httpdes-ktoppubaboutcomcspagemakertips bull httpwwwtaylorpubcomsamsamdownloadsLesson20120-20PageMaker20Toolspdf bull httpwwwesc7netesc7techpagemakerhtml
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HTML coding and Web design
bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkeydesign bull httpwwwhtmlgoodiescom bull httpwwwnathancomresourcesindexhtml bull httpwwwdesigner-infocomlWritingwebdesigntutorialhtm bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldreamweaverlayoutisite planningl bull httplyndacomhexhtmi bull httpwwww3schoolscom bull httpwwwdavesitecomwebstationhtmll
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldreamweaver bull httpwwwdesigner-infocomlWritingdreamweavertutorialhtm bull httpwwwlearnthatcomcoursesviewletsdreamweaverindexshtml bull httpwww101-dreamweaver-tutorialscom bull httpwwwwebmasterbasecomtutorialsDreamweaver bull httpwwwezwebdesigncomdreamweaverhtml
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Macromedia Fireworks
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlfireworks bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkey9830index2ahtml bull httpwwwcsisamericaneduribiereenglishclassesCreativitytutorialslfireworksfireintrohtm bull httpwwwmassimocornercomindexhtml bull httpwwwezwebdesigncomfireworkshtml
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Macromedia Flash
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlflash bull httpwwwextremeflashcom bull httpwwwflashplanetcom bull httpwwwf1ashkitcom bull httpwwwechoechocomflashhtm bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkeymultimediashockwaveflashtutorialstutoriaI8html bull httpwwwenetservecomtutorials
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Apple iMovie
bull httpwwwapplecomimovietutorials bull httpwwwapplecomimoviegettingstartedmarkstutorial bull httpwwwjessaminek12kyusjelvmeetstafftrtliMovie bull httpetcsccoeorgli200000modlmmimovhtml bull httpwwwmacinstructcomtutorialswapli mo viel
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Macromedia Director
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldirector bull httpwwwhertsacukllismmediadirectortutorial bull httpwwwmclidistmaricopaedudirector bull httpwwwandywcomdirectortechguideasp bull httpwwwdirector-onlinecom bull httpwwwglasseyedesignscomtutorialsdirector bull httphakataimclidistmaricopaedudirectortipshtml bull httppersoplanetbfrnewton
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Bryce
bull httpwwwpetersharpecomTutorialshtm bull httpcalyxabestvwhnetlpearltutorhtml
httpwwwhumluedul-fidallasfidisyllabiHU2644F03fid_reschlm Page 6 of g
iU2644 I Resources
bull httpwwwdigitaibiasphemycomtutorial bull httpwwwhalcyoncomalrivesbrycetips bull http3dgraphicsaboutcomcsbrycetutorials
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Poser
bull httpwwwcooltunacomposertutorialhtml bull httpwwwlinklinecompersonalltstjohntootshtm bull httpwwwwebdesigncliniccomezinev1 i9poserbeginl bull httpmemberstripodcom-thegreatsiteposertuthtm bull httpwwwcocscomposer
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Java scripts
bull httpjavaboutigueinternetcom bull httpjavascriptinternetcom bull httpwwwcrayscomjsc
(back to top)
History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
bull httpwwwdigitalcenturycomencycloupdatecomphdhtml bull httpwwww3orgHistoryhtml bull httpwwwboraskicomwwwhthtml bull httpwwwrobotwisdomcomwebtimelinehtml
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Clip Art
bull httpwwwbarrysclipartcom bull httpwwwclipartconnectioncom bull httpwebclipartaboutcom bull httpschooldiscoverycomcliparU
httpwwwhumtuedul-fidallasfidisyllabiHU2644F03fid_reschtm Page7of8
HU2644 I Resources
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Fonts
bull httpwwwfontfreakcom bull httpwww1001freefontscom bull httpwwwfreewarefontscomindexhtml bull httpwwwdingbatpagescomfontbatsfontbatshtml
(back to top)
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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-IU2644 I Resources
bull httpdes-ktoppubaboutcomcspagemakertips bull httpwwwtaylorpubcomsamsamdownloadsLesson20120-20PageMaker20Toolspdf bull httpwwwesc7netesc7techpagemakerhtml
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HTML coding and Web design
bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkeydesign bull httpwwwhtmlgoodiescom bull httpwwwnathancomresourcesindexhtml bull httpwwwdesigner-infocomlWritingwebdesigntutorialhtm bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldreamweaverlayoutisite planningl bull httplyndacomhexhtmi bull httpwwww3schoolscom bull httpwwwdavesitecomwebstationhtmll
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Macromedia Dreamweaver
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldreamweaver bull httpwwwdesigner-infocomlWritingdreamweavertutorialhtm bull httpwwwlearnthatcomcoursesviewletsdreamweaverindexshtml bull httpwww101-dreamweaver-tutorialscom bull httpwwwwebmasterbasecomtutorialsDreamweaver bull httpwwwezwebdesigncomdreamweaverhtml
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Macromedia Fireworks
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlfireworks bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkey9830index2ahtml bull httpwwwcsisamericaneduribiereenglishclassesCreativitytutorialslfireworksfireintrohtm bull httpwwwmassimocornercomindexhtml bull httpwwwezwebdesigncomfireworkshtml
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Macromedia Flash
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlflash bull httpwwwextremeflashcom bull httpwwwflashplanetcom bull httpwwwf1ashkitcom bull httpwwwechoechocomflashhtm bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkeymultimediashockwaveflashtutorialstutoriaI8html bull httpwwwenetservecomtutorials
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Apple iMovie
bull httpwwwapplecomimovietutorials bull httpwwwapplecomimoviegettingstartedmarkstutorial bull httpwwwjessaminek12kyusjelvmeetstafftrtliMovie bull httpetcsccoeorgli200000modlmmimovhtml bull httpwwwmacinstructcomtutorialswapli mo viel
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Macromedia Director
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldirector bull httpwwwhertsacukllismmediadirectortutorial bull httpwwwmclidistmaricopaedudirector bull httpwwwandywcomdirectortechguideasp bull httpwwwdirector-onlinecom bull httpwwwglasseyedesignscomtutorialsdirector bull httphakataimclidistmaricopaedudirectortipshtml bull httppersoplanetbfrnewton
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Bryce
bull httpwwwpetersharpecomTutorialshtm bull httpcalyxabestvwhnetlpearltutorhtml
httpwwwhumluedul-fidallasfidisyllabiHU2644F03fid_reschlm Page 6 of g
iU2644 I Resources
bull httpwwwdigitaibiasphemycomtutorial bull httpwwwhalcyoncomalrivesbrycetips bull http3dgraphicsaboutcomcsbrycetutorials
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Poser
bull httpwwwcooltunacomposertutorialhtml bull httpwwwlinklinecompersonalltstjohntootshtm bull httpwwwwebdesigncliniccomezinev1 i9poserbeginl bull httpmemberstripodcom-thegreatsiteposertuthtm bull httpwwwcocscomposer
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Java scripts
bull httpjavaboutigueinternetcom bull httpjavascriptinternetcom bull httpwwwcrayscomjsc
(back to top)
History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
bull httpwwwdigitalcenturycomencycloupdatecomphdhtml bull httpwwww3orgHistoryhtml bull httpwwwboraskicomwwwhthtml bull httpwwwrobotwisdomcomwebtimelinehtml
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Clip Art
bull httpwwwbarrysclipartcom bull httpwwwclipartconnectioncom bull httpwebclipartaboutcom bull httpschooldiscoverycomcliparU
httpwwwhumtuedul-fidallasfidisyllabiHU2644F03fid_reschtm Page7of8
HU2644 I Resources
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Fonts
bull httpwwwfontfreakcom bull httpwww1001freefontscom bull httpwwwfreewarefontscomindexhtml bull httpwwwdingbatpagescomfontbatsfontbatshtml
(back to top)
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
hllp llwv w hu ml u cd u-fida Ilasl fidsy II abimodmod _ sy lIabus _ responsehlm Page I of I
HU2644 I Resources OUJVJ IgtJ AWl
Macromedia Flash
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportlflash bull httpwwwextremeflashcom bull httpwwwflashplanetcom bull httpwwwf1ashkitcom bull httpwwwechoechocomflashhtm bull httphotwiredlycoscomwebmonkeymultimediashockwaveflashtutorialstutoriaI8html bull httpwwwenetservecomtutorials
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Apple iMovie
bull httpwwwapplecomimovietutorials bull httpwwwapplecomimoviegettingstartedmarkstutorial bull httpwwwjessaminek12kyusjelvmeetstafftrtliMovie bull httpetcsccoeorgli200000modlmmimovhtml bull httpwwwmacinstructcomtutorialswapli mo viel
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Macromedia Director
bull httpwwwmacromediacomsupportldirector bull httpwwwhertsacukllismmediadirectortutorial bull httpwwwmclidistmaricopaedudirector bull httpwwwandywcomdirectortechguideasp bull httpwwwdirector-onlinecom bull httpwwwglasseyedesignscomtutorialsdirector bull httphakataimclidistmaricopaedudirectortipshtml bull httppersoplanetbfrnewton
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Bryce
bull httpwwwpetersharpecomTutorialshtm bull httpcalyxabestvwhnetlpearltutorhtml
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Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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bull httpjavaboutigueinternetcom bull httpjavascriptinternetcom bull httpwwwcrayscomjsc
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History of Computers Internet World Wide Web
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HU264 I Syllabus Response lilljVJ 1)0 UVI
Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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Fonts
bull httpwwwfontfreakcom bull httpwww1001freefontscom bull httpwwwfreewarefontscomindexhtml bull httpwwwdingbatpagescomfontbatsfontbatshtml
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copyright copy 2003 FIDBKK updated August 2003
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8125103 733 AM
Page 80f8
HU264 I Syllabus Response lilljVJ 1)0 UVI
Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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HU264 I Syllabus Response lilljVJ 1)0 UVI
Syllabus Response
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you read through the syllabus carefully so that you know both what I expect of you and what this course will ask you to do Your response will also help me to understand better what you are most interested in and what you feel you might need the most help with As you read through the syllabus keep the following questions in mind Please respond to these questions in one to two pages (250-500 typed words double-spaced) and bring these responses with you to class on Wednesday (please put your name course number and date on the top of the page)
bull Using your own words how do you explain what this class is about bull What do you see yourself learning from what we will do bull What assignments or applications seem most interesting and why bull What are you most nervous about and why bull What grade do you want to earn in this class and how will you achieve it bull What do you think will be the most important for you given what you hope to do both academically as you continue on in your
studies and professionally once you graduate
And finally in order to determine which module Trak to assign you to please list the followingquestions and respond to them on a separate sheet of paper (please put your name and date on the top of the page)
L Why are you taking this course 2 What do you hope to accomplish by the end of this course Which is a more familiar system--PC or Mac 4 What software are you familiar with 5 When did you decide to go to college 6 Is your family supportive of you going to college 7 Who in your family is familiar with computers 8 Do you own a computer If so which one--Mac or PC 9 What other technology do you use
10 What are your hobbies
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