The average score on the Access exam was 75.7% (C+). Two people had perfect scores.Grade distribution follows:
Fall 2011
The average score on the Access exam was 75.7% (C+). Two people had perfect scores.
Your class average for this exam was 61.95 points out of a possible perfect score of 75 points (82.6%, a.k.a. B-). There were five As and three perfect scores.
Register for the spring term before the end of the fall semester! You will have a better selection of classes and sections if you do. Also, you should be aware that if you wait too long, there is the possibility that a section you want could be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.
Quite a few students still owe me Access homework assignments! No late Access homework assignments will be accepted after 8:00am on Monday, December 12th. Your exam is scheduled for Tuesday, December 13th.
We had a lot to cover today given that there were a whole load of new techniques required by the integrated project. I sincerely hope that mental overload and tight timing are the are the reasons why the practice test scores were so low today. The class average was 67%, which, as you are all aware, is a D in the grading rubric.
You will need several files for the Integrated Project homework assignment. Most of them are in the directory 01_student_data_files\06_integrated_projects\chapter_01.
While I realize that this past weekend was a major holiday, there was still a homework assignment. Over half the class neglected to submit their first Access project.
The results from this third lecture exam were very much on par with the first exam and significantly lower than the second lecture exam. Your class average for this exam was 56.55 points out of a possible perfect score of 75 points (75.4%, a.k.a. C+). There were no As.
The Access practice test is now available on myItLab.
Be sure to read the blog post Using Grader. You will be completing and submitting your homework assignments for Word, Excel, and Access using the Grader module of myItLab.
For extra credit, refer back to the blog post Extra credit - chapter 1 and then visit the Computers Are Your Future textbook companion website.
Complete the Online Study Guide exercises for Chapter 9: Privacy, Crime, and Security and email your results to me. Remember to email yourself a copy as well.
Read Chapter 9: Privacy, Crime, and Security of Computers Are Your Future.
As of dinner time last night, Internet access was restored to the Lincroft campus. The IT staff continues to monitor the situation any signs of instability or trouble and Brookdale email seems to be working just fine now.
Be sure to read the blog post Using Grader. You will be completing and submitting your homework assignments for Word, Excel, and Access using the Grader module of myItLab.
The third lecture exam will cover chapters 6 and 8 of your Computers Are Your Future textbook. All exams and practice tests in this class will be conducted online using your myItLab accounts.
Term paper grades have been posted in myItLab. The class average was 88.4%, a.k.a. B+.
The exam results today were a bit of a mixed bag. Some students did really well, with one student earning full credit - kudos. A good handful of people fell into the mid-range and a couple of people had some major issues. Please do not panic about this one exam. I am fully aware of the technical problems and I will take them into consideration during my final grading process.
Today is the end of the final WebAdvisor monitoring interval. Students with attendance issues, poor homework performance, and/or missing assignments should take this warning very seriously.
Term papers are due by 8:00 Tuesday morning. You must upload your single Word file to the dropbox in your myItLab account.
Priority registration is underway! In order to give yourself the best chance of getting all of the classes you need as well as the days and class meeting times you prefer, you should register early.
The results for the 14 people who completed the second lecture exam were much better than the results for the first exam. Your class average for this exam was 68.1 points out of a possible perfect score of 75 points (90.8%, a.k.a. A-). Three people had perfect scores - congratulations!
Term papers are due two weeks from today. You must upload your single Word file to the dropbox in your myItLab account.
Be sure to read the blog post Using Grader. You will be completing and submitting your homework assignments for Word, Excel, and Access using the Grader module of myItLab.
The second lecture exam, covering chapters 3 and 4 of your Computers Are Your Future textbook, is tomorrow morning. Please remember to review your notes between trick or treaters tonight.
For extra credit, refer back to the blog post Extra credit - chapter 1 and then visit the Computers Are Your Future textbook companion website.
Complete the Online Study Guide exercises for Chapter 8: Wired and Wireless Communication and email your results to me. Remember to email yourself a copy as well.
Monday is the end of the fourth WebAdvisor monitoring interval. Students with attendance issues, poor homework performance, and/or missing assignments should take this warning seriously.
Just a reminder that when you are taking the practice tests (just like when you are taking the official exams), the myItLab software simulation pretty much takes over your computer. You won't be able to click to another window to check your email or to change the track on your media player. This is important to remember since if you try to access another application while you are taking the test, the myItLab software will detect the mouse click or keyboard combination and mark the current test task as incorrect.
The Excel practice test is now available on myItLab.
For extra credit, refer back to the blog post Extra credit - chapter 1 and then visit the Computers Are Your Future textbook companion website.
Complete the Online Study Guide exercises for Chapter 6: The Internet and the World Wide Web and email your results to me. Remember to email yourself a copy as well.
Read Chapter 6: The Internet and the World Wide Web of Computers Are Your Future.
Be sure to read the blog post Using Grader. You will be completing and submitting your homework assignments for Word, Excel, and Access using the Grader module of myItLab.
The second lecture exam will cover chapters 3 and 4 of your Computers Are Your Future textbook. All exams and practice tests in this class will be conducted online using your myItLab accounts.
Read Chapter 8: Wired and Wireless Communication of Computers Are Your Future.
Be sure to read the blog post Using Grader. You will be completing and submitting your homework assignments for Word, Excel, and Access using the Grader module of myItLab.
Quite a few students misread step #5 of this homework assignment. The instruction readIn cell F5, construct a formula that will subtract cell E5 from B5.The correct formula is
Today is the end of the third WebAdvisor monitoring interval. Students with attendance issues, poor homework performance, and/or missing assignments should take this warning seriously.
Just a short reminder that term papers are due one month from today. You must upload your single Word file to the dropbox in your myItLab account.
Notice to all students:
Notice to all students:
The first annual Brookdale Community College 5K run/walk to raise money for scholarships for the International Center Study Abroad Program is scheduled for Sunday, October 30th at 9:00 at Thompson Park. The cost is $25, and if you register before the 14th it includes a commemorative T-shirt. All of the donations go to the program.
Be sure to read the blog post Using Grader. You will be completing and submitting your homework assignments for Word, Excel, and Access using the Grader module of myItLab.