Quiz is Tuesday 4/22 – Chapters 5-8, Appendix B, C, Same format – 15 MC, 10 Fill in, 3 of 4 short essay Group exercises coming up next 2 Thursdays in regular classroom (labs are all done) Chapter 8 – … Continue reading →

The format for the 2nd quiz will be similar to the last one – some multiple choice, some fill in the blanks, and some short essays which will come from this list: Explain MIS infrastructure and some ways it ensures … Continue reading →

This the most technical, rapidly changing area of MIS we cover. Fundamentals of radio waves – tradeoff between distance & quantity of data/ability to go through walls. Here’s the words we know about telecom (definitions added): – RFID/NFC – Apple … Continue reading →

We are doing the “code” lab.  You can complete this on your own, or come to the lab if you want help.  This follows a global initiative to teach people about programming.  The lab is fun and easy (I promise!). … Continue reading →

Don’t forget that Simnet is due Sunday 4/6 11.59PM and LinkedIn (by email) at same time What is a database? – Holds data so programs have something to read – Critical to development of MIS – Development is by both … Continue reading →

Quiz 1 Results: Average – Curved grades ASSUMING YOU ARE OK with connect 9:30AM class 30.7/40    12:30pm class 29.9/40   4:00pm class 32.8/40 34+ –> A 28-33.5   –> B 22-27.5 –> C < 22 –> Less than C Also … Continue reading →

The quiz will take place on Tuesday March 11th in regular classroom.  It will consist of 15 multiple choice questions, 10 fill in the blanks and 3 of 4 short answer questions.  The short answer questions will come from this … Continue reading →

For connect, note that once a smartbooks is past due, you can still “recharge” for partial credit but it will show a zero (I will fix the late penalty).  If you recharge to study for the quiz, it will NOT … Continue reading →

0. We will meet in the blue lab (3rd floor library) for the next 6 Thursdays.  I will not be taking attendance and am here to help you complete the labs.  If you do them on your own, that’s fine. … Continue reading →