COSC 1320 - C++
Programming
Orientation for Open Campus
Orientation is required for all Open Campus classes at ACC. If
you have not completed orientation by the end of the second week
of the semester, you will be dropped from the class. I strongly
recommend that you attend one of the Scheduled Orientations
listed below. If this is impossible, you may complete the Online
Orientation (also below). This course involves a substantial
amount of work and the sooner you get started the better. Sat
5/25 noon-1pm RGC 218 or Thu 5/30 8-9pm RGC 025
Scheduled
Orientations - 9-week semester
Day
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Date
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Time
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Location
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Saturday
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5/25
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noon - 1 PM
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RGC room 218
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Thursday
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5/30
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8 - 9 PM
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RGC room 025
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Online Orientation
First, read and be sure you understand and agree with the
statements in the Orientation Agreement below. If there is
anything you are unsure of, you should attend one of the
scheduled orientations listed above.
Orientation
Agreement
- I
have read the description of who
should enroll.
- Through
classroom or work experience, I have gained a good
understanding of some structured programming language
(for example, Pascal, Cobol, C, Basic or Fortran). I have
written introductory level programs involving the
concepts of interactive input/output, branches, loops,
subprograms with value and reference parameters, file
input/output, arrays, and records.
- I
understand most if not all of the concepts listed in the course prerequisites.
- I
understand that taking a course through open campus is
generally more time consuming and more difficult than
taking a lecture class, and that students in lecture
classes are generally more likely to succeed in the
course.
- I
have read the course syllabus
and understand the requirements for the course.
- I
understand that the instructor will not automatically
drop me from the class roll if I do not make progress in
the course.
- Be
sure to sign up for the class listserve.
This is used for class communications and the class
participation component of your grade.
To complete the orientation, send me an email at comer@austin.cc.tx.us
with the following:
- The
Subject line of your email message
should start with your last name followed by your first
name followed by "orientation completed".
- Copy
the 6 statements in the Orientation Agreement
above and paste them into the body of your email message.
- In
the body of your message, please include the campus where
you expect to take your exams (CYP, EVW, FBG, NRG, PIN,
RGC, ROR, RVS, SMC). You may take your exam at any campus
Testing Center - this is just to give me an idea of how
many tests to send to each campus.
- The
Open Campus administration requests that you include the
following information:
Name:
Mailing address:
Telephone number:
- The
following information is optional:
Reason for taking this course (indicate 1-5 where 1 =
most important, 3 = important, 5 = not important)
___ personal interest
___ required by degree program (please indicate degree:
______________)
___ work related
___ recommended (please indicate by whom: ____________)
___ other (please describe in comments below)
Other information:
Hours working per week:
Number of credit hours taking this semester
Number of CIS/CSC courses taken at ACC:
Highest degree earned:
Comments:
You have completed the orientation. I look forward to working
with you this semester.
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