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Announcements and Due Dates © R. Craig Collins, 2005/7

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Fall 2008 (Dates subject to change, as outlined in the syllabus)

Spring, TC
End of Week 01: Jan 18, discussion 1 and MUD 1 due
End of Week 02: Jan 25, begin Lab 1, discussion 2 and MUD 2 due
End of Week 03: Feb 1, discussions and Lab 1 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 04: Feb 8, discussions and Lab 2 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 05: Feb 15, discussions and Lab 3 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
Early in Week 06: Feb 19 noon-Test 1 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 06: Feb 22, discussions due
End of Week 07: Feb 29, discussions and Lab 4 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 08: Mar 7, discussions and Lab 5 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
Early in Week 09: Mar 11, Test 2 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 09: Mar 14, discussions and Lab 6 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
Spring Break
End of Week 10: Mar 28, discussions and Lab 7 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 11: April 4, discussions and Lab 8 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 12: April 11, discussions and Lab 9 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
End of Week 13: April 18, discussions due
End of Week 14: April 25, discussions due
Early in Week 15: April 29, Test 3 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
Middle of Week 15: April 30, discussions and Lab 10 due, date subject to change, as outlined in syllabus
Final Exam: Tuesday, May 6, 10:30 - 12:30 p.m, or
before May 6, 12:30 for Online

While the course doesn’t officially start just yet, I wanted to get you some information to get started with.

First, while this is an on-line course, it is not a self paced course. There are weekly milestones that I expect you to meet.

The class web site is where you will receive all the instruction, and it is fairly self explanatory.

http://www.templejc.edu/dept/cis/CCollins/IMED1x16/index.html

The syllabus, book info, calendar-due dates, overviews (class lectures with reading notes), and labs are all there.

Also, in the few days, you will also be getting an email from Temple College with log in information for Desire2Learn (D2L), the on-line management tool that you will use to participate in class discussions, turn in homework, take the lab quizzes, and take the tests.

I also have links on the class web page to info on using D2L, and each overview and lab has links to specific areas, discussions, quizzes, the dropbox, etc. that you will be using. I will also leave you almost daily updates on what is going on in D2L.

Some of the VCT students have already emailed me; I would appreciate an email from each of you in the next few days.

While many of you take on-line classes to avoid a classroom, I am teaching many other classes on the TC campus, and each one has a time blocked out for lab. Any student of mine is welcome to come by Watson Tech 522 during those parts of the class to work, and ask questions, including any evening that I am there.

I read my email religiously, so for most of you, that is how you can ask questions and get help.

This is a fun class, and I look forward to a great opportunity to show you how to make web pages.

R. Craig Collins

Note: during the summer, you need to cover 15 weeks of material in 5 weeks,
so set aside enough time early in each week to read and practice, so you can turn in labs and tests on time