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Notes •This course emphasizes use of the three core interface design languages (XHTML, CSS and JavaScript). This is a code focused class. No prior programming experience is required. •If you are completely comfortable with application-based computing and learn technical concepts easily, you will probably do very well in this course as long as you keep up with the assignments •Students are discouraged from taking this course simultaneously with other production/design courses due to the heavy workload typically associated with such courses Critical Thinking & Learning by Doing This course is designed to allow you to actively struggle with hands-on exploration of web design. This material is best learned by doing, you will learn more thoroughly by completing exercises that require you to work with the concepts, theories, and facts. Media design is often risky, messy, and timeconsuming. Ultimately, it is highly satisfying. I view my students as critical thinkers with existing and emerging knowledge. I assume you desire new methods for organizing and expressing your creativity and analyses. During the semester I expect you to take in information for analysis, synthesis, and criticism. I expect you to cogently express your analyses verbally, graphically, electronically, and in writing to your classmates and myself. In order to be successful in this class, you will need to work productively and ethically on your own and with other students. Attendance Due to the strict enrollment limit and the number of students on the wait list, registered students must attend class on the first day in order to retain their spots in class. Students who miss the first day forfeit their positions and must drop the class or risk earning a failing grade for the class. Those on the wait list will be added as space allows, according to COMM major status and number of credits toward graduation. Due to the workshop nature of the course, attendance is critical to your success. Being tardy and/or absent will negatively impact your ability to keep up with the concepts presented in class. The natural consequence of missing class time will be poor performance and poor grades. <strong>Comm</strong>on courtesy to classmates and the professor demands on-time arrival, and hard work during class. Students who participate in officially sanctioned University activities (e.g., marching band, debate, athletics) will be permitted to turn work in early and/or make up assignments without penalty. Official absences must be documented at least one week prior to the absence. Professional Civility All class members are expected to behave professionally and treat others with civility. Cellular phones must be turned off or silent during class. Students are expected to wait until after class to place and receive calls. Racist, homophobic, and sexist behavior/comments directed at class members are unprofessional and therefore inappropriate. Unprofessional behavior will be politely but immediately and firmly addressed by the professor. The Classroom Our workspace is full of expensive and fragile equipment that we have the privilege of using. No
drinking or eating will be allowed during class - please do not make me remind you. Be respectful of your tuition dollars at work -- do not foul your own nest! DO NOT ALLOW NON-CLASS MEMBERS INTO THE LAB. Unnecessary and/or inappropriate use of our machines increases the risk of downtime and your inability to complete your projects on time. Integrity Strict standards of academic honesty will be enforced. Academic dishonesty will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible. The Student Code is published in the University course schedule. Students have specific rights in the classroom as detailed in the code. The code also specifies proscribed conduct that involves cheating on tests, plagiarism, and/or collusion, as well as fraud, theft, etc. Students may receive sanctions for violating one or more of these codes. Cheating and plagiarism will result in appropriate penalties, such as a failing grade on a specific assignment or in the course and/or expulsion from the course. Students have the right to appeal such action to the Student Behavior <strong>Comm</strong>ittee. Incompletes Incompletes will not be granted. Copyright Work produced in this class is copyrighted by the student. Continued attendance to this course constitutes permission for your work to be used by the professor as examples in courses, public lectures, academic publications, and other not-for-profit, fair-use practices. Registrar's Message The Registrar cautions you that withdrawing from a course and the other registration issues are the student's responsibility. The last day to drop the class is Wednesday January 19, 2011 and the last day to withdraw without tuition penalty is Friday March 4, 2011. Requests for Reevaluation The burden of proof in any disagreement over evaluation of student performance rests with the student. If you desire reevaluation of a grade for an assignment or activity you must submit your request and rationale in writing. Your request must identify the specific change requested and provide a reasoned argument and evidence in support of that change. Any request for reevaluation must be made within one week of receipt of the original evaluation. Content Accommodations The University recognizes that students’ sincerely-held core beliefs may make it difficult for students to fulfill some requirements of some courses or majors. …It is the student’s obligation to determine, before the last day to drop courses without penalty, when course requirements conflict with the student’s sincerely-held core beliefs. If there is such a conflict, the student should consider dropping the class. A student who finds this solution impractical may request a content accommodation from the instructor. Though the University provides, through this policy, a process by which a student may make such a request, the policy does not oblige the instructor to grant the request, except in those cases when a denial would be arbitrary and capricious or illegal.
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