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BCIS
2610:
INTRODUCTION
TO COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS
FALL 2008
REQUIRED TEXTS FOR BCIS 2610
The
bundle contains the following 5 books:
- Amer, Computers in our World – 2nd edition
- Zimmerman, Power Point 2007 - Brief
- Riley, Expression Web - Introductory
- Parsons, Excel 2007 - Introductory
- Shelly, Visual Basic 2008 - Introductory
IMPORTANT TEXTBOOK INFORMATION
- YOU MUST BUY THE BUNDLE OF ALL 5 BOOKS ON THE FIRST
DAY OF CLASS.
The textbooks must be bought as
a bundle of 5 books -- ISBN: 1-428-391-533
for approximately $100.00. Do not buy the books separately
or they will cost over $200.00.
The bundle may be bought at the UNT
bookstore OR online
at http://www.coursedirect.com/school/index.cfm?school=unt#1428391533
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- OLDER EDITIONS WILL NOT WORK – DO NOT BUY THEM !!!!!!!
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- THE BCIS DEPARTMENT WILL NOT PROVIDE XEROX COPIES
OF TEXT MATERIALS TO ANY STUDENT – IT IS AGAINST THE LAW! It is UNT
policy that all students buy their own textbooks for the classes that
they take. The University does not provide textbooks for students.
Paying Tuition and buying textbooks is part of going to college.
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- Notice: ALL
BCIS 2610 STUDENTS MUST BUY THEIR TEXTBOOKS BY THE END OF THE FIRST WEEK
OF CLASS AS THE BOOKSTORE WILL RETURN ANY UNSOLD BUNDLES TO THE
PUBLISHER. IF ANY STUDENT FAILS TO BUY THEIR BOOKS DURING THE FIRST
WEEK OF CLASS, THEY WILL HAVE TO PURCHASE THE TEXTS DIRECTLY FROM THE
PUBLISHER.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Learning about basic computer concepts of
cyberspace, hardware, software, privacy, security, ethics, emerging
issues, etc.
- Learning how to create electronic presentations
using POWER POINT.
- Learning how to build web pages and web sites using
EXPRESSION WEB.
- Preparing for future business courses by helping
you become proficient in EXCEL.
- Learning how to build simple Windows applications
using VB 2008.
STEPS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENTS
- Buy the textbooks - read them before class - bring
them to class - make notes in them. [Please note that it is UNT policy
that all students buy their own textbooks for the classes that they
take. The University does not provide textbooks for students. Paying
Tuition and buying textbooks is part of going to college] .
- Work thru the chapter tutorials paying close
attention to what you are doing.
- Solve the chapter assignments.
- If you have trouble with 3. above;
go to the BCIS 2610 help labs. You must take your step 2. from above with you, and you must also take your
textbook with you to the tutor OR THE LAB TUTORS WILL NOT HELP YOU !
Your ticket to get help from the tutors is the ‘work thru’ of the
chapter tutorial. The chapter tutorials are easy and can be done with
a minimum of effort. If a student does not put in the effort to
complete the tutorial, then they will receive NO HELP from the tutors.
Any tutor caught helping a student that has not presented the
appropriate ‘chapter walk thru’ ticket will be terminated.
BCIS
2610 is not a difficult course if you follow the above steps. Students that
have a difficult time usually do not buy and read the texts [step 1], let
alone work thru the chapter tutorials [step 2].
Students
that follow the *4 steps* should make an A or B in the course. Students
that do not, usually flunk or drop!
Be smart
- follow the steps - make an A!
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