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Syllabus
ScheduleReading List Grades Homework Projects Hall Of Fame |
- There will be four homework assignments during the term.
All homeworks are individual assignments. You may not discuss them
with other students or receive outside help from anyone other than
the instructor or teaching assistant.
- There will be three projects during the term. Projects will be done in groups of 3 or 4 students. These teams will be determined during the second or third week of class. - There will be two exams during the term. - The second exam might have some material that was covered earlier in the term. Details will be given in class. - There will be various exercises done during class time. Participation in these exercises, along with contributions during class discussion will contribute to this portion of the grade. - One part of this will be a Hall of Fame presentation in class. - Unless given permission to do otherwise, graduate students will be expected to be in a project group with other graduate students. Students registered for CMSC 828S will be compared with other CMSC 828S students when it comes to final grades. There will be an additional research project for CMSC 828S students - this will account for 15% of your grade (the other projects, homework, etc. percentages will be scaled down to fit 85% of your grade). - For graduate students registered for this section of 434, the masters comprehensive will be a combination of both semester exams. - Required: Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction, 3rd Edition Shneiderman [Addison-Wesley], 1998. - Recommended: See the reading list page. All assignments are due at the beginning of the class on the day that they are due. If there is a paper part, it must be turned in at the beginning of class. If there is an electronic part, it must be submitted by class time. Late assignments must be handed in to me and will be strictly penalized as follows: -20% if submitted up to 24 hours late -50% if submitted up to 48 hours late -100% if submitted more than 48 hours late The three projects are groups assignments, and each member of the group is expected to accurately represent their contribution. Any attempts to circumvent deadlines or rules will be considered incidents of academic dishonesty. The homeworks are individual assignments, and students may not discuss them with anyone other than the instructor or the teaching assistant for this course. In cases where a homework involves interviewing potential users, details will be given in class as to how these users may be selected, and what can and can not be discussed with these users. Exams are individual works and a student may not look at another student's exam, or refer to any notes (unless exceptions are stated in advance), during the exam period. Any student violating any of these or general University academic honesty rules will be reported to judicial programs for a hearing and should expect to fail the course as a result. Our classroom has Internet connectivity. Internet usage may be monitored for educational and/or research purposes as it relates to our class.
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