Introduction to Computer Applications
for
Psychology Majors
CAP 100-601- T/R 10:05
CAP 100-602 – T/R 11:40
Instructor - Dr. Margaret Anderson - e-mail = margaret.anderson@cortland.edu
Teaching Assistant – Lydia Rosario (T/R 10:05)– e-mail – Lydia.rosario@cortland.edu
Teaching Assistant – Julianne Keegan (T/R 11:40)– e-mail – Julianne Keegan@cortland.edu
Lecture and Lab SYLLABUS - this will be the most current version of the syllabus. Any changes since the copy that was distributed at the beginning of the semester will be noted in red.
Lecture and Lab ACTIVITIES - this will be the most current version of the activities that are required for the entire semester for this all aspects of this course. This list is updated on a weekly basis to reflect lab activities and assignments.
Mastering this course: click to go to information for mastering the material in this course, including the text, Office 2007, Shares, and lab activities. (information on each element will be added as we cover it in the lab meetings)
Weekly assignments
Remember that these assignments are due by midnight on the Wednesday of the week they are assigned. Do not wait until the last day to complete your assignments as you will not be able to receive a response to any problem you may encounter 24 hours prior to your class.
All testing must be completed by midnight on the Wednesday of the week they are assigned. (some testing may be completed during the Tuesday class time but you will not be able to complete all assigned tests during that time so must complete some of the material prior to the class time)
All lab assignments must be submitted by midnight Wednesday of the week they are assigned.
There are no assignments due for the week of Nov 22 and 24 due to the Thanksgiving break.
Below is a reminder of the activities due for – Nov 29 - Dec 1
Tests related to Text (Tec in Action) Due Wednesday |
Office 2010 tests Due Wednesday |
Assignments due related to labs Due Wednesday |
Ch 12 |
no assignment |
-- web activity 1 to completed drop off folder |
Below is a reminder of the activities due for – Dec 6 - 8
Tests related to Text (Tec in Action) Due Wednesday |
Office 2010 tests Due Wednesday |
Assignments due related to labs Due Wednesday |
Ch 13 |
no assignment |
-- web activity 2 to completed drop off folder
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Final exam - CAP 601 - Tuesday 13 Dec 1-3 pm - Old Main G11
Final exam - CAP 602 - Wednesday 14 Dec - 8-10 am - Old Main G11
Tests begin promptly at the start of the test session (that is 1 pm on Tuesday and 8 am on Wednesday). If you arrive after the test has begun you will not be able to take the test.
You may only take the test during your allocated time - that is section 601 on Tuesday and section 602 on Wednesday
The final exam consists of 75 multiple choice questions. The test grade for the final may be used to replace any grade from the Tec in Action or Office tests. If you do not wish to replace any grade you need not take the final exam.
Systems you will use for this course:
- Information for logging into the Myitlab system.
**If you have a MAC you will need to log into MyItLab. On the first page there is a link on the bottom of the left hand block for students that is for Mac Users. Click on that and follow the installation instructions (you should only have to do this once). NOTE that each session is only good for 90 minutes. I would suggest you use a PC on campus for the Office tests.
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For ancillary materials go to this link = This link will take you to the companion web site for the assigned text. There you will be able to use the chapter summaries, sample quizzes, activities etc.
AUDIO POWER POINT SHOWS = lectures on each chapter
Ch 1, Ch 2, Ch 3, Ch 4, Ch 5, Ch 6, Ch 7, Ch 8, Ch 9, Ch 10, Ch 11, Ch 12, Ch 13,
- You will use "Shares" folders to pick up and drop off lab assignments (for now you must be logged into the Campus network to use these folders)
-- to drop off your assignments click on the "run" button in Windows XP or in the open box at the bottom of the "start" icon in Windows 7- type in \\shares\drop_off, then select Fall 2011, then CAP 100, then your lab number.
View lab grades: