BIT1003-BASIC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Computer hardware, software, business communication, database management. End user computing. Information system for business operation, managerial decision support. Devoloping business solutions. Enterprise and global management of information technology. Security and ethical challenges.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Presentation #1: The technology revolution
Presentation #2: Platforms, operating system and office tools
Presentation #3: Inside the computer
Presentation #4: Algorithms
Presentation #5: Comp Organization
Presentation #6: Software
Presentation #7: Operating system
Presentation #8: Project_Management
Presentation #9: Networking
COURSE TEXTBOOK:
J. A. O'Brien, "Introduction to Information Systems", Mc graw Hill, ISBN: 0-25-620937-5, 1997.
SUPPLEMENTARY TEXTBOOKS:
C. Reynolds, P. Tymann, "Schaum's Outlines: Principles of Computer Science" , Mc Graw Hill, ISBN: 0-07-151037-0, 2008.
GRADES:
| Grade Section |
Percent (%) |
| First Midterm |
15 |
| Second Midterm |
15 |
| Computer Lab. |
20 |
| Final Exam |
50 |
PRESENTATIONS:
Presentation 1
Presentation 2
Presentation 3
Presentation 4
Presentation 5
Presentation 6
Presentation 7
Presentation 8
Presentation 9
Presentation 10
LAB ASSIGNMENTS:
Ass.1-Report writing; report format (.pdf), Report format (.docx),
Report example
Ass.2-Thesis report writing; Thesis report format, Thesis report example
EXAMS:
First midterm,
Second midterm
NOTES TO THE STUDENTS:
An important subjects of this class is attendance. Coming to the class in time, paying attention and taking notes provides to learn to the course. Some lectures are in the textbook, but some material will be presented in the class. Any academic missappropriation will be blocked. Please, your electronic devices are in silent position during the class. Keep quiet. Don't get in the class late and leave early. Cheating, reading a book, preparing lab. documents and etc. will not be tolerated during the presentation time. Students must be pay attention to instructor's statements in class.
SYLLABUS:
This syllabus is approximate schedule in Fall 2011. It can be changed if instructor needs requirement. Modification will be announced before class day.
| DAY |
TIME |
LECTURE |
LOCATION |
| 19.09.2011-30.12.2011 Monday |
8:30-9:15 |
Presentation |
Zemin Kat Anfi |
| 19.09.2011-30.12.2011 Monday |
9:30-10:15 |
Laboratory |
Lab. 10-11 |
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