CST1620 C# Programming
Syllabus
COURSE FOCUS
This course focuses on hands-on programming with the C# language and the concepts necessary to design programs. The course focuses on the completion of programming problems as given in the text in a self-paced format.
TEXT AND REFERENCES
1. Microsoft Visual C# 2017:
An Introduction to Object-Oriented
Programming (Student supplied textbook)
2. Computer system with Windows 10 or better. (Student supplied equipment)
STUDENT CONTRIBUTIONS
The student is expected to spend at least 180 hours studying the text and completing the exercises, worksheets, and class project. The student is expected to take a self directed approach to learning through available resources. The student is expected to contact the instructor if difficulty is encountered or help is needed.
COURSE EXPECTATIONS
See this link for additional course expectations.
COURSE EVALUATION
Student objectives and evaluations are translated to a percentage and the percentages to grades. A score of 70% is passing. The following percentage distribution guarantees the following grade:
A:93%+ A-:90%+ B+:87%+ B:83%+ B-:80%+ C+:77%+ C:73%+ C-:70%+ D+:67%+ D:63%+ D-:60%+ F:<60%.
Instructor reserves the right to record a last day of attendance and assign a grade of "F" at any time before the end of the semester if it is deemed that the student is not participating in the course.
Assignments are typically due in one week. Late assignment penalty is as follows:
1 day -10% | 2 days -20% | 3 days -30% | 4 days -40% | 5-7 days -50% | drop box closes - No credit.
COURSE SCHEDULE
This course is lecture/lab based. The CST Instructors will deliver the lectures, as well as supervise the lab. The student is expected to spend at least 45 hours per credit in self study with direction from instructors and/or instructional guides and testing. This a four (4) credit course, so an average student is expected to spend approximately 180 hours completing this course, which includes lectures and lab. All lectures will be scheduled, with that schedule posted online.
Version Information: | |
Sep 17th, 2002 | Original course material. |
Aug 26th, 2003 | Changed to C# language. |
Aug 07th, 2006 | Changed to C# 2005. |
Aug 25th, 2010 | Changed to C# 2010. |
Aug 25th, 2013 | Changed to C# 2012. |
Aug 26th, 2018 | Changed to C# 2017. |