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DAT 10 : Computer Fundamentals & Applications
Professor: J. Morales
College: Bronx Community College
Semester: Fall 2007
Time: Sunday 9-12:15pm
Section: 9012D]
Credits: 3
Hours: 4
Discipline: Information Systems
Level: Undergraduate
Format: Hybrid
Course Description:
Introduction to computers and their use in information processing. Topics include hardware and software concepts, elements of telecommunications, networks, and the Internet. Emphasis on computer usage related to application programs involving word processing, spreadsheets, and data base management, and Internet applications.
Special Requirements:
1. You should be able to work, learn, and study independently without a tutor.
2.You must have a basic knowledge and usage of computers, application programs, the Internet, and e-mail.
3.You must have access to a computer and the Internet off campus, at home or at work.
Online Component:
Though we are using the computer lab as a home base, 60% to 70% of the course will be conducted online. We will use Blackboard, our on-line course software, for interacting with each other outside of class. You will complete and submit application assignments online, use the Internet as a communication and research tool, and create your own home page. Expect to spend a minimum of three hours each week in contact with class members and the instructor via e-mail, discussion board forums, virtual classroom sessions, and ongoing-guided application and Internet projects. There will be over 65 assignments, including quizzes, and exams to complete. You will be required to log onto Blackboard at least three times a week. Quizzes and exams will be administered online. In order to succeed in an online course setting, you must be especially self-motivated. You must be able to work independently without a tutor, and to actively participate in your own learning experiences!
Pre-requisites:
1. Written departmental approval.
2. ENG 02 & Minimum G.P.A. of 2.50.

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