CIS 210 - ADVANCED MICROSOFT Powerpoint

Bossier Parish Community College

Course Syllabus

Fall 2009

ADVANCED MICROSOFT PowerPoint CIS 210 - 30

AS OF: Friday, January 09, 2009

The Course Meets: Internet 11.09 è 12.08

Instructor: Paul Weaver E-Mail Address: pweaver6374@bpcc.edu

Office: A – 2^nd Floor Telephone 318-678-6374

Class Website: http://www.bpcc.edu/~paweaver/

Professor Office Hours:

Primary contact via e-mail. Secondary via telephone.

When sending e-mail to your instructor the subject line must consist of the course name with the section included, the semester code, and the student’s user name. (Example: SUBJECT: CIS21030F09tbrown).

Section Requirements:

Text: New Perspectives on Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007, Comprehensive

ISBN 13: 978-1-4239-0593-6 © Aug. 2007 (528 pages) Author(s): Beverly Zimmerman, S. Scott Zimmerman http://oc.course.com/np/Office2007/PowerPoint.cfm

Course objectives: An in-depth exposure to PowerPoint Processing design (presently Microsoft PowerPoint 2007). The course includes how to plan, define, create, and modify documents. Practical applications of integration of other documents will also be explored in depth. 3 hrs. of lecture/lab.

Prerequisite: CIS 115 or Instructor’s Permission

Section Attendance requirements:

ATTENDANCE: You must COMMUNICATE with me regularly. Missing a total of two weeks of class are grounds for suspension. Not turning in assignments or taking tests equate to being absent from class and is grounds for suspension. REMEMBER, it your responsibility to contact me! IF YOU HAVE TO MISS, email or call!!! From BPCC, "Attendance will be checked every class meeting. When a student has accumulated a total of two weeks of unexcused absences in a course, the instructor may suspend the student (College policy). As a result of this action, the instructor will assign the student a grade of ‘F’ for the course."

Section Grading:

A. Evaluation Criteria: ALL EVALUATIONS ARE RECORDED IN BlackBoard

B. TEST: There will be one Exam, the Final Exam.

C. POWERPOINT: SEE CALENDAR BELOW FOR DUE DATES

You will complete the Chapter's preparation work chapter 1-6. You will not turn these in. Additionally, for each of chapters 1 through 6, you will you will be required to complete both of the Case Problems [1 and 2] .

Keep good backups!!! Make sure you name the files with your name, chapter and project number in the file name ie StudentXYZ_Chapter 1_CASE1.pptx
Additionally, YOUR NAME AND Chapter NUMBER MUST BE INSIDE EACH document!!! .
Send the files to a specific location in the assignments section, see "View/Complete" in BlackBoard.
Assignments can be turned in at any time up until the deadline. LATE WORK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED! If you have an extenuating circumstance, you must let me know about it ahead of time by phone. It is highly recommended that you turn assignments in ahead of time to ensure that you do not encounter a technological difficulty.

PLAGIARISM: All assignments are to be completed individually. If two or more students submit the same work, it will be considered cheating. Students should be aware of the Student Academic Integrity policy described in the Student Handbook and that if the policy is violated, they will be subjected to disciplinary sanctions listed in the Handbook. Cheating can result in a failing grade or dismissal from the College, so PLEASE do your own work.

ALL Assignments and make-up work must be turned in by the last day of class, December 8, 2009!!!

D. GRADING:

Early Engagement Activities: Introduction Quizzes, Chapter quizzes, Email, Discussion Board.

                                                             80 points
Word Case Problems [1 and 2] .                720 points (12 Projects @ 60 points each)
MidTerm                                                         100 points
Final Exam                                                     100 points
Total possible                                             1000 points

E. GRADING SCALE:

900 or more points = A	600 through 699 points = D
800 through 899 points = B	less than 600 points = F
700 through 799 points = C

The above schedule and procedures in this course are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances.

Section Calendar

DAY	DATE	Learning Activity	Assessment TO TURN IN**
1	11.09	Intro to class, First Assignment,	Early Engagement Activities: Practice Test Office & Managing Files, Email, Discussion Board
2	11.10	Work on Tutorial 1
3	11.11		Tutorial 1: Case Problems [1 and 2] .
4	11.12	Work on Tutorial 2
5	11.16		Tutorial 2: Case Problems [1 and 2] .
6	11.17	Work on Tutorial 3
7	11.18		Tutorial 3: Case Problems [1 and 2] .
8	11.19	Review Textbook and feedback from Assignments	Midterm
9	11.20	Work on Tutorial 4
		FALL BREAK
10	11.30
11	12.01	Work on Tutorial 5	Tutorial 4: Case Problems [1 and 2] .
12	12.02
13	12.03	Work on Tutorial 6	Tutorial 5: Case Problems [1 and 2] .
14	12.04
15	12.07		Tutorial 6: Case Problems [1 and 2]
16	12.08	Review Textbook and feedback from Assignments	Final Exam
			** All Assessments are by 11:59 pm CST of the requested day.

KEY WEB PAGES: www.bpcc.edu/~paweaver, BlackBoard http://blackboard.bpcc.edu/ ,
Student email http://student.bpcc.edu/

All BPCC students are expected to become acquainted with College policies, requirements, procedures, and regulations, and to remain cognizant of them during attendance at BPCC. See Student Handbook for details

BPCC SPECIFIC INFORMATION

All students who may be in need of special accommodations according to the guidelines of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Title II of the ADA should contact the Special Services Counselor, Morris Robinson, at 678-6315 or in Bldg. F Room 241.

Students should be aware of the Student Academic Integrity policy described in the Student Handbook and that if the policy is violated, they will be subjected to disciplinary sanctions listed in the Handbook.

BPCC library website: www.bpcc.edu/library

Blackboard Link: http://blackboard.bpcc.edu (In the event the BPCC website goes down, you may still be able to log into Blackboard using this address)

How do I log into Blackboard?

To log into Blackboard your Username is your CWID number (Campus Wide Identification number) without any dashes or spaces. This ID number is given to you when you registered with BPCC for the current semester. It is also located on the back of your BPCC student ID. Your password is your birth date in the six digit format without any dashes or spaces (Example: January 1, 1980 would be entered as 010180). If you did not receive your CWID number when you registered at the college, you may log in to the BPCC CAVS system using your social security number as your "STUDENT ID:" and your birth date in the example above as your "PIN:" and a message stating "YOUR NEW LOG IN ID:" will display giving your CWID number. If you have changed your name or need to correct the spelling of your name, you should contact the registrar’s office and your instructors to make sure everyone is made aware of the corrections.

How do I access Student Webmail?

Your logon information for your BPCC student email account is the first initial of your first name, all of your last name, and the last four digits of your social security number. Your password is your birth date in the six digit format. Please see the example below: If your name was John Smith and your social security number was 999-00-9999 and your birth date was January 1, 1980 your logon information would look like this:

Username: jsmith9999 Password: 010180

Assignments can be turned in at any time up until the deadline. LATE WORK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED! If you have an extenuating circumstance, you must let me know about it ahead of time by phone. It is highly recommended that you turn assignments in ahead of time to ensure that you do not encounter a technological difficulty.

It is also suggested that you keep a copy of everything you send me until the course is over and you receive your grade, just in case there is a major technical difficulty with Blackboard.

To keep up with the course, it is imperative that you check your e-mail and the Announcements within Blackboard at least twice a week since that is how I will be communicating with you. If you do not turn in assignments and I haven't heard from you in two weeks, you will be suspended from class (College policy). If you have any questions, please e-mail me (pweaver6374@bpcc.edu).