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BCIS 2610: Introduction to Computers in Business Instructor:
Dr. Richard Vedder, Professor of Information Technology
BCIS
2610.001 M 2-5, BLB 080 EMAILING
YOUR ASSIGNMENTS -- Start your Subject line with your section number (xxx), and then
with whatever the given assignment requests. Simeet
Kumar simeetkumar@my.unt.edu SYLLABI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS -- 1. EMAIL
ALL ASSIGNMENTS TO YOUR SECTION’S
GRADER (see above). If
you email them to me, there will be a 10% grade penalty (i.e., a lost letter
grade) – plus you risk me not being able (for unforeseen reasons)
to forward your work to the grader by the due date. 3.
DO NOT USE Microsoft FrontPage – it is (very) obsolete. 4. Generally, I am ready and willing to
answer all of your questions. BUT I do
get tired of emailing answers you can find in the syllabus or at the 2610 web
site, or at my sub-site. So do not be
surprised if I respond to any such questions with “syllabus,” or “web site.” 5. I will send out from time to time BROADCAST EMAILS to
everyone in the class, using the UNT Bulkmail
System. This system delivers messages into the unt_course_messages
folder in your Eagle
Connect account. As
with all official UNT mail, you are held responsible by UNT for knowing the
contents of each message, even if you did not read it. So when school’s in session, check your
Eagle Connect account daily! 6. Here’s a tool for easily obtaining the hexadecimal codes used for colors in HTML: http://html-color-codes.info . 7. CAMPUS CLOSURES:
Should UNT close campus, it is your responsibility to keep checking your
official UNT e-mail account (EagleConnect) to learn
if your instructor plans to modify
class activities, and how. This course adheres to the
UNT policy on academic integrity. The
policy can be found at http://vpaa.unt.edu/academic-integrity.htm =============================================================== ADDITIONAL
COMPUTING HELP -- 2610
Tutors work in the BLB 13x suite. CoB posts their office hours at the CoB
labs, on hallway bulletin boards, and online at the CoB
site. UNT
Computing Support (Helpdesk; for general computing problems or problems with ClassWeb (a.k.a. Terra) access): EXAM STUDY GUIDES (includes make-ups) -- Please
note that exams may contain questions on topics not explicitly stated in the
study guides, but nevertheless assigned or taught in class. Mid-term #1 (Exam #1): Exam1 Study guide.pdf Mid-term #2 (Exam #2): Exam2 Study guide.pdf Mid-term #3 (Exam #3): Exam3 Study guide.pdf Final
exam: Final Exam Study guide.pdf The make-up exams will take place on Week
15. We will also have a review for the final
exam on Week 15. ================================================================ GRADED ANSWER SHEETS -- We destroy all exams after
grading. If you want to look at your answers, make an appointment with
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