Fall 2003/Spring 2004: CS333 - Problem Solving and Object Oriented Programming in C++
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Agreement between Student and Instructor for WEB cs333

NOTICE TO STUDENTS: please print this agreement out, sign it and mail it to Dr. Wild (see below)

WEB CS333 is an innovative course offering that was offered for the first time Fall 1999. In order for this course to be success for you, the student, it is important that you understand and agree to the following points.

  1. You understand that this is a web offering and that as such inevitable technical and procedural problems will arise. Your instructor (Dr. Wild) will make every reasonable effort to remedy these problems in a timely fashion and further agrees that in no way will these problems affect your grade.
  2. You agree to participate in course surveys and to give feedback willingly and honestly in an effort to improve this course.
  3. Your instructor will make every effort to answer your e-mail promptly (his goal is within 24 hours) and further agrees to process your e-mail as top priority.
  4. You agree to regularly and frequently visit the website for the course and to read your e-mail (at least twice a week is recommended as minimum).
  5. You understand that this is a four credit course and will require a significant effort to complete successfully. As a guide you should expect to spend between 3-4 hours per credit per week (that is 12-16 hours per week). Program development and debugging can be time intensive, but you should seek help if you are spending excessive amounts of time programming.
  6. You understand that you can meet with the instructor on a regular basis at a mutually agreeable time to discuss personal progress and course related issues. These meetings can be held
  7. You understand that it is your responsibility to take an active role in making progress towards completion of this course. Unresolved problems of any nature that hinder this progress should be brought to the attention of the instructor. You agree to seek help in a timely fashion to resolve these problems.

Please sign your name below and mail to:

Chris Wild
Department of Computer Science
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA 23529-0162

or you can fax to: (757) 683-4900

 

Signature: ____________________________________________________ 

Student Name (print) ___________________________________________

 


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Last updated: August 18, 2003.