MIS-B310 Program Development Techniques 3 credit hours.
http://www.adbook.net/teach022/syl310.htm

Prerequisite: MISB-200. This course is aimed at providing the student with an understanding of how to approach programming for business from a structured and object-oriented viewpoint. This is accomplished through the use of a programming language such as Java. Further, it serves as a foundation course for more advanced topics that follow including object-oriented systems.

Office Hours (Spring 2002)

Mike Mollner
Office hours: in DS473 (computer lab) MW 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., 2:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Email: mollnerm@slu.edu
Phone: (314) 977-5792
AIM name: pondosigep

Homework assignments are due at the beginning of the class period. Homework assignments are expected to be legible, grammatically correct, and labeled with your name and the date. Those not meeting these expectations will be reduced in value.

Late homework assignments are reduced in value by five points per day, including the day that they are due to a maximum penalty of 80% of the total possible. For example, an assignment is due on September 12 at the beginning of class. A student turns it in at the end of the class period. The maximum point value that can be earned for the assignment is therefore 45 out of 50 points.

The student is expected to be in the classroom, seated and ready at the beginning of the class, for each scheduled class period. Excessive absences may result in a lowered grade.

If a student will not be able to turn in homework before the due date or attend a class session when homework is due or a test is given, it is the student's obligation to discuss the situation with the instructor before that time to determine the possibility of alternate plans. The instructor is under no obligation to accommodate such requests, but may choose to do so.

Midterm Exam: Friday, March 1, at classtime
Final Exam: Friday, April 26, at classtime

Useful Links:
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