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CSCI 3900 Syllabus
Course Description:
Advanced topics in a special area of computer science. General Portfolio Items:
Methods
of Instruction:
A combination of Lecture-Discussion, Labs, Projects, and an online Project
Portfolio are the methods of instruction that are used in this
course.
Lab Requirements and
Policies: Labs are designed for
hands-on experience. They are scheduled during the regular class
hours and will be treated as regular class hours as far as the
attendance policy is concerned. During the laboratory
sessions, you must work on the assigned laboratory programs. If you
finish early, you may choose to help others or to leave class early.
See the instructor before leaving to avoid missing end of class
material. Project grading: Projects will be graded according to rubrics based on the assignment objectives. General Expectations:
Course
Content: (by
week)
Required Text: The Art of 3-D Computer Animation & Effects, 3rd edition, Isaac Victor Kerlow. Wiley & Sons, 2004. Optional Text:
Honor Code:
"On my honor, I will not lie, cheat, steal, plagiarize, evade
the truth or tolerate those who do." Suspected violations of
the Academic Integrity policy should be referred by students to the
instructor. If the instructor concludes that a violation of the
Academic Integrity policy has occurred, the instructor will either
(1) penalize the student and file an incident report with the
Academic Integrity Council or (2) refer the matter directly to the
Academic Integrity Council. If an incident report is filed by the
instructor, the instructor will review the completed report with the
student and will request that the student sign the report as an
indication that the student is aware of the contents of the report. Accommodation for
Students with Disabilities: North Georgia College
& State University (NGCSU) is committed to the full inclusion of
individuals with disabilities and to the principle of individual
rights and responsibilities. To that end, the policies and
procedures of NGCSU reasonably ensure that a person with a
disability is not, on the basis of that disability, denied full and
equal access to and the enjoyment of academic programs and
co-curricular activities or otherwise is subjected to discrimination
in such programs and activities. The policies for access
by individuals with disabilities at NGCSU are designed to ensure
full compliance with all pertinent federal and state legislation,
specifically to include Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of
1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. To receive disability accommodations, the student should contact the Coordinator of Disability Resources, Office of Academic Support Programs, Room 207 Barnes Hall. Approval of reasonable accommodations will be made on a case-by-case basis.
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©2003 Bryson R. Payne, M.Ed. - bpayne@ngcsu.edu