Welcome!
IS 8726 is being offered in a two week format. There will be 8 class sessions held in class, 12 class sessions on line and 12 lab sessions. Please start with the time table to get oriented to the overall schedule. The notes page contains more information about each of the 32 units, including class notes and slides. The Friday night lab sessions are optional.
Your evaluation will be based on the assignments, listed on the assignments page. Please carefully note the due dates and the overall rules about credit.
Office Hours
Due to the course schedule, I will not attempt to have scheduled office hours. I will, however, be available by appointment.
News
- [7/1/08] Grades are posted on Vista-Webct. The Banner system is not open for grade entry until later this month, but you can check that your scores are properly recorded. The "Final" column is the overall average. I am still grading some resubmissions so this will get updated from time to time.
- [6/18/08] Back and connected.
- [6/8/08] My internet connectivity will be very limited until 6/17. I will probably not be able to deal with e-mail until then.
- [5/23/08] All recordings are now posted. All assignments are posted.
- [5/20/08] Assignment #5 has added information for the first problem (Project 7-1).
- [5/20/08] Both recordings for yesterday are posted.
- [5/16/08] Both recordings for today are posted. Examples developed in class are in the same directory with the recordings. Look for a .zip archive.
- [5/15/08] Both recordings for today are posted.
- [5/13/08] Both recordings for today are posted. To view the recordings, you may need the TechSmith Screen Capture Codec (TSCC) found at the TechSmith download page
- [5/12/08] Recordings from class tonight are available in the folder http://hood.kennesaw.edu/bsetzer/8726su08/
- [5/12/08] Recordings for Online class 0 can be found in the folder http://hood.kennesaw.edu/bsetzer/8726su08/. This class demonstrates the setup and basic use of the Visual Studio Web Developer Express environment.
- [5/5/08] To get the most out of the labs, you should bring a flash drive to class with you. The student data provided with the text is about 101 meg, and you will be adding files to that.
- [5/1/08] You can check the timetable and notes to get an idea about how the class will progress. There is much detail to still fill in and many parts will change.
- [4/28/08] The syllabus lists the course text and the needed software. You are strongly recommended to pick up the text and software as soon as possible. The text is available through standard online sources. The preferred version of the software is a free download (please see the syllabus for details)
- [4/17/08] Web site started