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Students
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CLASS SCHEDULE: |
Monday and Wednesday 10:00 AM- 12:00 Noon | ||
| CO-REQUISITE : | Recitation (which is Wednesday from 11:00 AM - Noon) | ||
| PRE-REQUISITES: | Completion of CS300 and CS 410 with grade of C or better | ||
INSTRUCTOR: |
Janet Brunelle |
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OFFICE: | Engineering and Computational Sciences Building: Room 3210 | ||
PHONE NUMBER: |
(757) 683-6001 ext. 4832 | ||
| CS OFFICE: | (757) 683-6001 ext.5000 | ||
| EMAIL ADDRESS: | brunelle@cs.odu.edu ( homepage) | ||
| OFFICE HOURS: | Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday; 1:00 - 4:00 pm | ||
| GRAMMAR SPECIALIST: | Brittany Zalud | ||
| EMAIL ADDRESS: | bzalu001@odu.edu | ||
| COURSE TEXT: | Schwalbe, Information Technology Project Mgmt, Course Technology | ||
| Andrews, Technical Communication in the Global Community
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Lab 1
Lab 2
All grades will include a component/multiplier based upon the student's demonstrated Professionalism. All labs will receive two grades: grammar and technical content. The percentage for each element will vary for each lab.
| Type of Graded Element | Description | Percentage |
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| Writing - Lab I | Descriptive/Persuasive Paper | 5% (Individual) |
| Writing - Lab II | Prototype Product Specification | 10% (Individual) |
| Writing - Lab III | Prototype Test Plan/Procedures | 10% (Individual) |
| Writing - Lab IV | Product/Prototype User's Manuals | 10% (Individual) |
| Writing - Lab V | SBIR II Grant Proposal | 10% (Group) |
| Writing - Requirements List | Development Environment Requirements for Prototype | 5% (Group) |
| Test | Mid-Term Examination | 15% (Individual) |
| Demonstration - Prototype Presentation I | Prototype Demo Concept, Development Environment, Test/Acceptance Demo Plan | 15% (Group) |
| Demonstration - Final Prototype | Product Laboratory Prototype/SBIR Plan | 20% (Group) |
ETS organization Major Field Test
All students are required to take the CS Exit Exam during this semester. Those who score in the lowest tenth percentile (nationally) will receive a grade reduction of 10% in CS411W. Those who pass above the tenth percentile will receive no grade penalty.
ETS (out of Princeton) is the testing organization: Major Field Test - in Computer Science.
January 14 | 1st day of class |
February 4 | Lab I Due |
February 11 | Prototype Requirements list due |
March 5 | Lab II Due |
March 19 | Midterm exam due |
April 16 | Lab 3 due |
April 5 | Exit Exam |
April 23 | Lab 4 due |
April 28 | Demo Prototype |
April 28 | Last day of class |
May 5 | Lab 5 due |
May 5 | Final Presentation |
Grades for this course can be viewed using Blackboard.