UCCS Vision And Software Technology Laboratory

ID101 ITechKnow

Fall 2008 Monday 1:40-4:20 Eng 109

Outline
Reading Assignments
Written Assignments
Student pages/projects
Grading Policy
Lecture Notes

Instructors


Prof. Terry Boult         Nina Polok Donald Kraft

npolok@vast.uccs.edu dkraft@vast.uccs.edu
TB: 719 262 3510 (forwards to cell )
Cell/TXT: 719 963 0573
IM (not email) at
  Dr_Innovaition@yahoo and
  dr_innovaition@hotmail.com
  doctorinnovaiton on AIM
TB: M 12-1, W 11-12 EAS 174 &
By appoitment    
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JTA: Nickolas Chammilard nchamill@uccs.edu

Outline and Schedule

A few lectures will have "guest" speakers who will present and then we will lead the discussion of issues. Other classes will be lead by you, the students. Syllabus of topics for each week will posted here and updated periodically after Preview Daze We are working to try an bring outside speakers but their scheduels are still in flux. Schedule is subject to change and you should check each week to see if any reading has been assigned. student feedback.

Course Objective

In addition the the standard Freshman Seminar Objectives, this course has addition objectives to Introduce the students to major technologies and engineering fields, carrer paths in engieering, and its impacts on society, nation and our world.

Other objectives include:

Outcomes

Textbooks and other readings

Class Participation and Grading

  • Academic dishostesty and plagiarism will not be tolerated. You should be aware of the UCCS academic honor code (in the Bulletin guidelines and the Plagiarsim guidelines.
    Team assignments are to be done with members of your team. Indivdual assignment turnin are to be your own work.

    WORKLOAD and HOMEWORK

    We expect students to devote an average of 3-4 hours per week OUTSIDE OF CLASS on the work for this class. When working on brainstorming or other activities its difficult to estimate how much effort some student will need to spend to achieve the results. Ineffective team work can dramatically expand an hour exercise into much more.

    Class grading scheme: