CS 1405 - Outline

Fall 2011

 Instructor:

Garth O. Sorenson
Science Building 303
(435) 283-7531
garth.sorenson@snow.edu
Text: T. Gaddis, Starting Out with C++, From Control Structures through Objects Sixth Edition, Addison Wesley 2009
Grading:
Preparation   40%
In-Lab Work   60%
Total   100%

 

A  ~94%
B  ~84%
C ~74%
D ~64%
F < ~60%
Preparation: You are expected to complete a reading assignment and associated worksheet before you come to lab.  Both will be posted by 5:00 pm Friday before the lab.  The reading assignment will be from the text.  The worksheet will consist of questions pertaining to the reading assignment.  You may use your text and notes as you complete the worksheet, but you must do your own work.  The worksheet must be submitted at the start of the lab.
In-Lab Work: You will have programming projects pertaining to the reading assignment.  These projects must be completed before the end of the lab.  You should have no problem completing these projects if you have prepared.  Since the labs are posted a few days in advance, you can work on the projects beforehand if you like.  No late lab work will be accepted.  If you cannot be to your lab because of a legitimate reason, you must make other arrangements before the scheduled lab.
Disabilities:

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Students with medical, psychological, learning or other disabilities desiring accommodations or services under ADA must contact the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC). The ARC determines eligibility for and authorizes the provision of these accommodations and services for the college.

For assistance, please contact the Accessibility Services Coordinator:
Address: Snow College, 241 Greenwood Student Center, 150 East College Avenue, Ephraim, UT 84627.
Phone:   (435) 283-7321
Fax:        (435) 283-7314
Email:     katie.larsen@snow.edu


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