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DAY 1: COURSE INTRODUCTION Robert Phipps August

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WELCOME TO CS101! 3

YOUR INSTRUCTOR: FIRSTNAME LASTNAME Contact Information Website: Office:306 Brooks Hall Phone:(304) 9206 Office Hours:By Appointment 4

ABOUT THE COURSE CS101’s goal is to teach data management, data analysis, and critical thinking skills. You’ll use Microsoft Office to solve problems in a scientific or analysis-oriented context. You will also learn skills that will be useful in your future classes and career. CS101 is a 4-credit hour GEC course. –2 hours in lecture –2 hours from out-of-class work 5

COURSE SYLLABUS AND SCHEDULE Full course schedule is available at Syllabus is available at labus/ Read and follow both. You’re responsible for knowing their contents. 6

COURSE COMMUNICATIONS 7

WEBSITE AND CS101 website is at Website for your section is at Important info will be made available on the website and through MIX . It’s your responsibility to check each daily. 8

CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA Follow us on Twitter and Facebook to stay current with CS101 happenings. Get reminders of due dates, exams, tips and other information. 9 facebook.com/wvucs101 twitter.com/wvucs101

REQUIRED MATERIALS FOR SUCCESS 10

TEXTBOOK Exploring Microsoft Office 2013, Volumes 1 and 2 Available in eBook and print forms. Good reference book. Ties in with MyITLab and Find-It Guides.Find-It Guides 11

MYITLAB MyITLab is a computer-based simulation that resembles Microsoft Office. You need your own MyITLab license. MyITLab licenses are good for 1 year. –If you bought MyITLab since Summer 2014, you don’t need to purchase it again. –If you don’t have MyITLab or it’s more than 1 year old, you’ll need to purchase new license. 12

TEXTBOOK/MYITLAB BUNDLES Electronic Bundle Adequate for most students. eBook Access MyITLab Available at: Pearson (Online): $98.55Pearson (Online) Barnes & Noble: $118.65Barnes & Noble Book Exchange: $114.70Book Exchange Print Bundle Print Books eBook Access MyITLab Available at: Barnes & Noble: $174.30Barnes & Noble Book Exchange: $156.40Book Exchange 13

SUPPLEMENTAL CONTENT Supplemental Content for Microsoft Office 2013 Covers additional material not in the main textbook. Free PDF at /resources/supplement al-content/. /resources/supplement al-content/ 14

MICROSOFT OFFICE Acceptable Versions Office 2013 Pro/ProPlus or Office 365 Pro/Pro Plus/Home/ Personal/University –Include Access, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. Office for Mac is not OK. –Check out our Mac VM.Mac VM Free Office 365 WVU students can get Office 365 Pro Plus for free! Get it at services/office365/ proplus services/office365/ proplus 15

MAC OS VIRTUAL MACHINE By running a virtual machine, you can use Office for Windows on a Mac. CS101 has a free ready-to-use virtual machine at Bring your Mac to Open Lab this Friday and we’ll help you get the VM installed. 16

PUBLIC COMPUTER LABS Don’t have your own computer? Office 2013 is installed at: CS101 Open Lab ITS Computer Labs WVU Libraries public computers 17

STORING YOUR FILES Keep copies of all your files in a secure place where nobody else can access them. –If others use your files, you may be penalized. If you work in a lab or other computers: –Recommended: Get a USB Flash drive or use cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive)Google DriveDropbox OneDrive –Don’t: your files to yourself 18

GRADES AND ASSIGNMENTS 19

GRADES OVERVIEW AssignmentPts EachTotal Pts Homeworks6 at Participation Projects10 at 10 (complete 10 of 12) 100 Exams 1 & 22 at Final Exam150 MyITLab Required190 at (first 190 answered) 250 Total1,000 20

BONUS POINT OPPORTUNITIES OpportunityPts EachTotal Pts MyITLab Grader Bonus Projects 2 at 25 (highest scoring 2 of 3 projects) 50 MyITLab Bonus10 (for answering questions) 10 Total Bonus60 21

FINAL GRADES Grades are not curved. What you earn is what you get. You can view your grades at Grade LetterPoint Value A900 or more B C D F599 or fewer

HOMEWORK PROJECTS 6 Homework Projects –3 Excel –2 Access –1 Problem Solving (Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint) Assignments build your skills with using Office for data analysis. 20% of the grade for each project comes from short answer data analysis questions. Late penalty is 20% per calendar day. 23

EXAMS 2 regular exams plus Final Exam –Exam #1 is on Excel –Exam #2 is on Access –Final Exam is comprehensive Exams build on the homework. If you do well on homework, you’ll do fine on exams. There will be a review session for each exam. These are a great way to prepare. 24

MYITLAB LESSONS MyITLab simulates Microsoft Office. –Assesses your knowledge of Office –Assigns training on items you don’t know 5 MyITLab Lessons –Each has multiple chapters –Must complete posttest for each chapter to get credit Works in the browser. No plugins required. 25

MYITLAB REGISTRATION Registration instructions are at /registration/ /registration/ Read and follow the instructions! You must enter your Student ID in your MyITLab course to get credit for your work. If you need help, go to CS101 Open Lab.CS101 Open Lab 26

MYITLAB GRADING You must complete at least 190 questions during semester. You earn bonus points for completing questions. There are about 215 questions in the system. You can skip a couple questions without losing points. Late work is worth 50% credit. 27

PARTICIPATION PROJECTS Hands-on projects completed during class while working in small groups. There will be 12 projects during the class. You need to complete at least 10 of them. –Projects won’t be announced in advance. –You won’t be able to make-up missed projects if you’re not in class. 28

MYITLAB GRADER BONUS PROJECTS Available through the MyITLab website, these are projects you can complete in Office to earn up to 50 bonus points. There will be 3 projects, each with their own due dates. –You’ll get credit for the 2 highest-scoring projects. –There’s no credit for late or missed projects. 29

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY 30

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY Academic integrity is very important to us. It’s your responsibility to know our policy. Not reading the syllabus is not an excuse. We’re very good at catching cheaters. If you cheat, you will get caught and penalized. Penalties are severe and strictly enforced. –1st Time: You lose 100 points, a full letter grade. –2nd Time: You get an F for the course. 31

HOW TO AVOID VIOLATIONS Don’t work with other people. Homeworks are not group projects. Don’t any give files to anyone else for any reason. Don’t leave your files on a public computer or anywhere else someone could take them. Don’t share or reuse files, even blank ones, because they may contain hidden details about the person who made the original file. 32

START WITH YOUR OWN BLANK FILE EVERY TIME Never give or take a file from anyone else. If you did not start your assignment with a blank, empty file that you yourself created, you have cheated. Do not share files with friends, even if the only thing in them is an import of the starter data for the assignment. 33

KEY POINTS If you cheat, you will get caught. –Every semester, 5% of students cheat. –Every semester, 5% of students get the penalties. –Every semester, about a dozen students try to cheat twice. They are failed, period. We have tools to find cheating, even if you use a file from a different section or semester. This class is not hard enough to bother with the risks of cheating. Learn the material, do the work, and you will be fine. 34

POLICY ACKNOWLEDGMENT FORM Before you can get credit for any of your work, you must sign the CS101 Policy Acknowledgement Form.CS101 Policy Acknowledgement Form By signing this form, you certify you understand and will follow CS101 policies. If you have questions, ask before signing. If you think something may be questionable, you probably shouldn’t do it. 35

GETTING ASSISTANCE 36

OPEN LAB Open Lab is a place for you to get help with homework assignments. Weekdays in 219 Armstrong Hall and G06 Lyon Tower. Hours at Start early on your assignments. Open Lab gets very busy close to due dates. 37

OPEN LAB ONLINE On Tuesday and Thursday evenings, we’ll be offering Open Lab-style help online via chat. Schedule and info at

HOMEWORK HELP! VIDEOS Watch and follow along as CS101 instructors complete projects similar to your actual homework assignments. Videos and projects are posted on our website at 39

ONLINE RESOURCES On the CS101 website, you can also find: Find-It Guides to locate how to do steps on your homework.Find-It Guides Study Guides and Review Projects to prepare for exams.Study GuidesReview Projects 40

ACCESSIBILITY ACCOMMODATIONS If you have a disability, you may be entitled to special accommodations. Accommodations are granted by the Office of Accessibility Services. We can’t grant accommodations without their authorization.Office of Accessibility Services We need to receive notice of authorized accommodations at least one week before we are to provide them (like for an exam). 41

GETTING STARTED THIS SEMESTER 42

IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES Upcoming deadlines and due dates. –MyITLab Lesson A due August 31 –Homework 1 due September 11 43

THINGS TO DO: ACTIVATE MYID WVU MyID is used for logging into CS101 computers and on our website. If you haven’t done so already, you need to activate your MyID. Instructions are at Call ITS Help Desk at (304) or go to Open Lab if you need help.Open Lab 44

THINGS TO DO: REGISTER FOR MYITLAB Register for MyITLab once we announce it is ready for the new semester. –Don’t register until your instructor tells you. Follow the instructions at –Carefully follow the directions so you register correctly! If you have questions, go to Open Lab.Open Lab 45

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