| Semester |
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Fall 1999. |
| Schedule |
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Monday 9:00-12:00. |
| Classroom |
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Meeting Room. |
| Instructor |
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Dr.
Kivanc Dincer (kdincer@baskent.edu.tr)
A-411 234-1010/1311
(direct) or 1223 (secretary)
|
Office
Hours |
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Tuesday 09:00 - 11:00 &
Thursday 14:00 - 16:00.
You are free to stop by my office any time you can find me. My office hours present
a time when I am (more or less) guaranteed to be available. You can also
contact me by e-mail or by phone. |
| Prerequisite |
: |
BIL 102 - Introduction to Computer Programming II
It is assumed that every student has some experience in some object-oriented high
level language. It wil be further assumed that the student is capable of rapidly extending
that understanding to the language of discourse of this course, which is Java. |
| Makeups |
: |
Only one make-up test will be given. If a test is missed, you must take a cumulative
make-up test which will be scheduled for the end of the semester. No make-ups are to be
given for the quizzes or homeworks. |
| Suggestions &
Complaints |
: |
If you have any suggestions or complaints about the labs, consultants or the course
fill out a "suggestion/complaint form" at the departmental office
or contact to me. |
| Grading
Policy |
: |
 | Homeworks & Presentations: 15% |
| Term Project: 30% |
| Midterm :
20% |
| Homeworks :
20% |
| Final
: 30% |
| Attendance is mandatory. Students that fail to attend 30% of the classes will
fail automatically. |
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| Presentations: |
|
You
are suppose to find any related papers about the subject, make copies
available for other members of the class. You also need to prepare the
background material.
All presentations should
be ready as Powerpoint documents. A laptop and a projector will be made
available before the class.
Contact to me for further
information. |
| Term
Project Deliverables: |
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- A working software that will be demonstrated in the class
- A technical paper describing the work done
- A technical seminar
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| Warning: |
: |
Plagiarism is defined as the action of using or copying someone else's idea or work
and pretending that you thought of it, or created it. In grading the homework assignments
in this course, occurrences of plagiarism will be seriously dealt with, leading to a zero
grade for the work concerned and upon repetition to a failure in the course, even to
punishment through disciplinary procedures as indicated in Baskent University
General Catalog. |
