About the Windows Class

This page is the online syllabus for the class. In addition, you may consult a list of frequently asked questions or the class schedule, which will be updated online as any changes are made. The syllabus is also available for downloading as a Word document.

Course Goals

Using a combination of hands-on exercises and theory, learn

You should already know how to run programs in Windows, manage files, create text documents, access the internet and send and receive mail.

Schedule

Here is our schedule which is subject to change as the class progresses. If changes are made, the schedule will be updated and a notice will be placed on the announcements page.

Text & Supplies

There are two texts for the course. Microsoft Windows 95 Comprehensive, by Parsons, Oja & Cary, serves as our workbook for hands-on techniques in Windows 95. You need this to complete assignments for the course. MCSE: The Core Exams in a Nutshell by Michael Moncur, is a our more theoretical book. We will use it's material selectively. You also need Five 3½-inch 1.44MB floppy disks (more if you turn in work on disks). Check the class resources page for additional reading material and web links that will help you to follow the lectures in the class and on the exams.

Grades

Course grades will be determined as follows:

Details about exams and grades will be posted on the web site.

Assignments

All assignments are due by the start of class on the due date or electronically ahead of the class. Electronic submission is preferred. Late assignments may receive reduced grades.

Email

All students in the class are required to have a Shoreline email address. You can get your email address by going to  http://zoot.shore.ctc.edu/info

Absenteeism

Since we only meet once a week, class attendance is extremely important. In addition to your assigned readings, you are responsible for all material covered in lectures, discussions and demonstrations in class. Anything covered in class can appear on a quiz or exam.

Cheating and Plagiarism

Copyright © 2000  Charlie Poole. All rights reserved.
Revised: July 15, 2002 - cpoole@ctc.edu