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// JimMartinson/MMDT1146/Syllabus.php
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include('application.phpinc');
include('Course/courseInfo.phpinc');
include('classInfo.phpinc');
$title = "Syllabus";
$headTitle = '_CST_ - '.$courseNumber.' '.$courseTitle.' - '.$title;
$pageTitle = $courseNumber.' '.$courseTitle.'<br>'.$title;
$pageMenu = 'Course/courseMenu.phpinc';
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$sectionTitle = $courseNumber.' '.$courseTitle.' - '.$title;
include('common/sectionHeader.phpinc');
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<p>
<fieldset><legend>Course Description</legend>
In this course students will design and write programs using PHP, a widely used programming language used to make dynamic web sites and web applications. Students will write PHP programs to solve real world problems. PHP code will be written by hand and then debugged and managed using Adobe Dreamweaver. Students will be running their projects on an actual web server with PHP and MySQL installed.
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Prerequisite: MMDT1021 MMDT1022 MMDT1144
</fieldset>
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<fieldset><legend>Requirements</legend>
An average student will spend <?=$class['totalHours']?> hours performing course tasks:
<? if ($class['lectureHours'] != 0) { ?><?=$class['lectureHours']?> hours of lecture<?=$lectureHoursPunctuation?><? } ?>
<? if ($class['labHours'] != 0) { ?><?=$class['labHours']?> hours working on assigned tasks in the lab<?=$labHoursPunctuation?><? } ?>
<? if ($class['outsideHours'] != 0) { ?><?=$class['outsideHours']?> hours out-of-class<? } ?>
. Factual information is provided through informal presentation or in a personalized format. The student is expected to contact the instructor if difficulty is encountered or help is needed. Attendance is critical for completion of the lab credits.
</fieldset>
<fieldset><legend>Grading</legend>
Student objectives and evaluations are translated to a percentage and the percentages to grades. A score of 70% is passing. The following percentage distribution guarantees the following grade: A:93%+, A-:90%+, B+:87%+, B:83%+, B-:80%+, C+:77%+, C:73%+, C-:70%+, F:<70%.
</fieldset>
</p>
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<fieldset><legend>Content goal</legend>
This course focuses on Storage Media Diagnostics in a hands-on lab setting.
Material is presented in a structured lecture format with an emphasis on personalized learning through the use of a textbook, software, computers, lab work, and various evaluation methods. The course can optionally be presented in a personalized manner with the permission and guidance of the Instructor.
</fieldset>
<fieldset><legend>Objectives</legend>
<ol class="obj">
<li>Describe yourself, your experience with computer systems, and your future goals.</li>
<li>Describe why you took this class and your expected class outcomes.</li>
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<li>Describe the origins of ATA and IDE.</li>
<li>Describe ATA standards.</li>
<li>Describe parallel ATA interface, standards, and features.</li>
<li>Describe serial ATA interface, standards, and features.</li>
<li>Identify parallel ATA.</li>
<li>Identify serial ATA.</li>
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<li>Describe magnetic storage principles.</li>
</ol>
</fieldset>
/**/
include('Course/DisabilityNotice.phpinc');
include('common/sectionFooter.phpinc');
include('common/pageFooter.phpinc');
?>