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GUYNES    4670   FILES SUMMER II 2007 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION: Course Number: BCIS 4670 Course Title: XML Web Development Meeting Time: 6:00 – 9:30 pm Monday and Wednesday Instructor: Dr. Guynes, Regents Professor. Office: BUSI 338C Phone: (940) 565-3110 Office Hours: By Appointment only between 5:00 - 6:00 Monday and Wednesday Web Info: www.unt.edu/bcis/ E-mail: guynes@unt.edu COURSE POLICIES: YOU ARE ALL SENIORS AND WILL BE STARTING YOUR CAREERS SOON. YOUR EMPLOYERS WILL EXPECT YOUR WORK TO BE COMPLETED ON TIME, THEY WILL EXPECT YOUR WORK TO BE CORRECT, AND THEY WILL EXPECT YOU TO BE ABLE TO DEBUG YOUR ON WORK; THEREFORE: 1. All assignments are due at the beginning of class on the due date. If you miss an assignment deadline you will receive a '0' on that assignment. There will be no exceptions 2. To receive partial credit, an assignment must at least run to some extent. 3. Students are expected to DEBUG their own assignments. I will not debug any assignment for you. TEXTBOOK AND OTHER MATERIALS: YOU MUST HAVE THE XML Text WHEN YOU COME TO THE FIRST CLASS. BUY THE TEXT AHEAD OF TIME! New Perspectives on XML, Second Edition, Comprehensive Patrick Carey ISBN 13: 978-1-4188-6064-6 © 2007 ISBN 10: 1-4188-6064-6 Publish date: August 17, 2006 725 pages Softcover The bookstore will carry the above text OR: YOU CAN ORDER THE ABOVE DIRECTLY FROM www.course.com REQUEST "PRIORITY OVERNIGHT" SHIPPING. ASSIGNMENTS Turn in all assignments by email YOUR SUBJECT LINE MUST READ: BCIS 4670 - YOUR NAME - ASSIGNMENT ONE All files necessary to run a single part of the assignment must be in its own ‘zipped’ folder. Put each Tutorial OR Review Assignment OR Case in its OWN FOLDER in the email. Folder title – CHAPTER ONE – TUTORIAL, Folder title – CHAPTER ONE - REVIEW, Folder title – CHAPTER ONE - CASE ONE You must test each assignment before you turn it in.

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