Grade Calculations

During lab today, we went through your grade calcultions - please note that the number we calculated is the grade you would have if you score a 0% on the Final.

Your current grade average would be (your total lab points+ cumulative test points)/460 points

For the record, the grade calculations are as follows:

Grade Calculation as per the syllabus (40 % for labs and 60% for the 3 tests):
(0.4 * lab grade) + (0.4 * Test 1&2 ) + (0.2 * Test 3)

Your Final grades are calculated as follows:
(0.4 * your total lab grade/ 260) + (0.4 * your test 1 & 2 grades / 200) + (0.2 * your test 3 grade/100)

Maximum Grade
(0.4 * 260/260)+(0.4*200/200) + (0.2* 100/100) * 100 = 100 %


Have a great Thursday! :-)

Exam 3 Review and other things

You will be examined on the following

1. Database Packet
2. Programming Basics Packet (to be given out in class on Monday 12/11/06)
3. Access (Lab 10)
4. INT - Word & Excel (Lab 5)

In addition, with respect to the Access labs, many of you successfully sent me this lab. If you are having difficulties in sending me the 3 .mdb files in one e-mail, send them to me in 3 separate e-mails - but please have your last name as the subject heading to each e-mail. During the 8:00 AM session I had mentioned that I wanted the hard copy to circumvent the e-mail transmission issues - however, the hard copies are no longer necessary - please just e-mail me the 3 files.

Also - the final call for any "lost" labs - Friday (12/8/06) 11:30 AM is the deadline.
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Have a great Thursday! :-)

Lab 10 Access I

Preparation

Read the first two Access tutorials in the MS Office 2003 book

Assignment

You are to do the following tutorials and case problems. Make sure you save your databases.

• Do the Access Tutorial 1
• Do Case problem 2 in Access Tutorial 1
• Do Access Tutorial 2
• Do Case problem 2 in Access Tutorial 2

Deliverables

• Submit the Seasonal.mdb database file after completing the first tutorial as LastName_Seasonal.
• Submit the Northeast.mdb database file from the second tutorial as assignment LastName_Northeast.
• Submit the Fitness.mdb database file from the second tutorial case problem 2 as assignment LastName_Fitness. Note that this is a continuation of the Fitness.mdb from case problem 2 in the first tutorial

You may have to send the 3 files in 3 separate e-mails, but please ensure that each has a heading that shows your name. Thanks.

Please e-mail to CSCI101Lab10@yahoo.com by 11:59 PM on Wednesday, December 6

Wiki Wiki World

CSCI 101

Lab 9 - Wiki

Class - hope you are as excited as I am about our Millersville wiki project. We will be spending some quality time brainstorming this morning.

Your assignment is due on Tuesday, November 21 by 11:59 PM. Please e-mail the Word document with hyperlinks and any pictures to the following e-mail address: CSCI101Lab9@yahoo.com

The heading should be the topic on which you have decided to embark, e.g. History, or Athlectics, Schools, or Diversity, or Location etc. Also remember to include all the members in your group on the top right hand side of your document.

Lab 8: HTML (II)

Lab Preperation:
Refer to the HTML primer

Lab:
Objective: to create a simple html document

Create a resume using HTML because you have decided to post your resume on the web. To do this you will need to write the resume in HTML. To help you write the resume, do the following steps:

• Create a simple LastnameResume.html file (e.g. MollahResume.html) using NotePad. I suggest that you begin with just the body and a header. Save it and view it with Internet Explorer. To view it you should need only double click on the resume.html file
• Add a little to the document to give your name and address. Save again and view it. If you keep Internet Explorer running, you should only need to reload the page to see the changes
• Continue adding a little at a time and checking to see that it displays as expected

Your simple resume should have the following:

• your name, address, and phone number.
• a description of your educational background, including a link to the Millersville University home page (www.millersville.edu) .
• a list of previous employment (summer work, etc), with dates.
• a list of references contact information, for example phone numbers. You can just make up some names here.

Note that you must hand code the HTML for this assignment. Rest assured that it will be very obvious if you generate the HTML from a program such as Word. Such programs generate very difficult to read HTML and I will be checking.

Deliverables:

LastnameResume.html file to assignment HTML_Resume.:

1. hard copy in class on Thursday November 9

2. e-mail

Before 11:59 PM on November 8. No lab will be accepted after this time The heading of your e-mail should be "Your Last Name LAB 8" (e.g. Mollah Lab 8) Submit to CSCI101Lab8@yahoo.com (please ensure you receive the autoreply confirmation for your submission)

THe HTML Primer

Hi Class! :-)
Hope you are enjoying your day so far. The HTML primer is an important reading material - so important that quizes and tests know it's name ...

Here is a picture of Miami this morning.The conference is going very well so far. Enjoy your weekend and take very good care!

Thinking of you!
Dr. Mollah