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ITE 153 Instructor Information Text Exam 70-270 Microsoft
Windows XP Professional
by
Kenneth C. Laudon
& Lab Manual Course Description This course examines the fundamental role of operating systems at it relates to the interaction of hardware and application software. Students will learn core operating system technologies including installing, configuring and maintaining operating systems for client workstations in both networked and non-networked environments. Students will obtain a basic understanding of hardware components and their functions, major desktop components and interfaces. They will learn how to use various system administration tools and utilities to manage an operating system. Emphasis is placed on creating a computing environment for users which will maximize productivity and minimize workstation problems. Computer Center Requirement As part of this course, students should avail themselves of further study and/or educational assistance available in the Computer Centers located on the first and second floors of building B. The Computer Centers are located in rooms B225 and B227 (when not in use by scheduled classes). Due to the specific hardware and software requirements of this course, the resources in B227 and B225 are available for student usage to access the network operating system that will be used in this course. Use of the resources in the Computer Centers is deemed an integral part of the course, and will help the student master necessary knowledge and skills. Admittance to the Computer Center will require a valid NCC identification card. Attendance Class attendance is MANDATORY. If for some reason you miss a class, it is the student’s responsibility to get in touch with the instructor. You are responsible for getting any notes and/or assignments of work that you may have missed. Makeups There will be NO makeups of quizzes or exams given. A grade of zero will be given for any quiz or exam missed. If an unforseen emergency arises, it is your responsibility for contacting me. If a project is due, and you are unable to bring it to class, then the project can be faxed or emailed to the instructor. DO NOT assume that the assignment has been received. You are responsible for contacting me to verify that the project/assignment has been received. Any project handed in after the due date is subject to a grade of zero. Withdrawal A grade of W will not be given out past the official withdrawal date of March 31, 2008. Cheating Cheating or plagiarizing of any type will not be tolerated. A grade of zero will be given for that exam, quiz or project.
Center for Students with Disabilities Exams & Grading Exam 1: February 25, 2008 (30%) *Note: Exam dates are tentative and subject to change Grading 90 - 100 A Office Hours Tuesday 9:45am - 11:15am & Thursday 1pm - 2pm |
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