Course #: | COMP 377-001 4380 (asynchronous
online) COMP 477-001 4394 (asynchronous online) |
Zoom: |
https://luc.zoom.us/my/cnaiman |
MS Teams Code: | gi93j87 |
Prerequisites: | COMP 271 or COMP 251 |
Instructor: | Dr. Channah Naiman |
email: | cnaiman@luc.edu |
Office hours: |
zoom signup will be
available via Doodle or similar we will mostly be meeting for project team progress meetings, or questions, as needed |
Special ONLINE notes: This course is formatted as a completely online, asynchronous course. I will be available for zoom meetings, email or MS Teams to answer any questions that you may have about the course, homework issues. I will post a doodle signup sheet for students who want to meet with me individually, and once teams are formed, teams will be required to sign up for team meetings with me on the Doodle signup sheet (to be posted).
Connect
access(w/eBook): 978126073617
(You do NOT have to use McGraw-Hill connect, but it is here as an
option. Many students like it as it has a smart ebook and
some nice features. It is one of many options that you have
for a text. We are not using it beyond the textbook, but you
may certainly use its other features if you choose to do so.)
Loose leaf: 9781260736151
Loose leaf w/Connect: 9781264091775
Bound
rental: 9781260238860
eBook only: 9781264151660
Either of the isbns below will be fine:
Microsoft
Project 2019 Step by Step, ISBN: 9781509307425 (hard copy)
Microsoft
Project 2019 Step by Step, ISBN: 9781509307456 (ebook)
Software:
Tutorial Number | Topic | Time | youtube |
1 | Assigning Resources | 02:13 | https://youtu.be/4c-IkmteyPg |
2 | Creating the resource pool | 01:44 | https://youtu.be/jTUCHnJlqOc |
3 | Displaying the network and critical path | 01:22 | https://youtu.be/gDAlaIR3YGI |
4 | Entering predecessor information | 01:37 | https://youtu.be/wuwhTTw6wOc |
5 | Initial project data entry | 02:48 | https://youtu.be/Te7zl1QdF7Q |
6 | Leveling Resources | 01:42 | https://youtu.be/ntKHYSoxSFA |
7 | Obtaining EV, CPI, and SPI | 01:17 | https://youtu.be/WVYAWUYHCM4 |
8 | Recording actual progress | 01:08 | https://youtu.be/8mv2IBuGJx4 |
9 | Working with cost information | 01:28 | https://youtu.be/ukVXUrro3Kk |
10 | Working with the project calendar | 02:33 | https://youtu.be/13q8mcJc9Kc |
As of this writing, Sakai will be used for course announcements, homework
submissions, and grade postings. It is your home page for the course.
All sections will share the same Sakai site. This is to
encourage team formation across sections.
This course is a totally online, asynchronous course. This means that there are no in-person scheduled sessions, and you can work on your own time. The only exception may be the final project presentation, which may be presented over Zoom. You are also required to work with a team for many assignments and for a major semester project. This collaboration can also be done completely online. Nevertheless, you must build into your time management the time needed to collaborate on assignments and Project Milestones with your team. All course materials are posted on Sakai, and the course schedule, grading criteria, video links and policies are on this syllabus.
The course is organized into six modules. In each module, there is some combination of quizzes, in-class assignment, video assignment, lab assignment and a Project Milestone. Not every module has every type of assignment. There are "module" menu buttons on Sakai that help you navigate the module home page, where you can find everything that you need for that module. In addition, the course schedule shows the weekly schedule.
Reading Assignments and Quizzes:
Most of the modules have 3 chapters. Check the course
schedule for exact reading assignments. Modules 1 and 6 also have
supplemental slides and/or other material. The quizzes are from the
textbook (although a heads-up that I have modified them), and their
purpose is to keep you up to date with the reading and make sure
that you extract the important concepts. The quizzes are individual
assessments and may not be completed in collaboration with anyone else.
In-class Team Assignments: These are team-based assignments that are sometimes a text-based review of an important model, skill or concept. You will generally collaborate with your team to work on the problem, or discuss the scenario being presented. Your team will then submit the final answers.
Video Assignments: There are two video assignments (aside from Orientation). They are in Modules 1 and 5. Their purpose is to provide a concrete application of the concepts in the chapter. There are also several other videos, which are often reviews of techniques and models that I found online. Occasionally a video will also be part of your in-class team assignment. All assignments are clearly listed in the Module page and summarized on the Course Schedule. There are no "lecture videos" as there were in COMP 453, for those students who have taken that class with me.Students are expected to
have read the statement
on academic integrity This policy applies to the course.
.
Religious Holidays:Students with religious holiday conflicts: Please let me know
within the first two weeks of class if you have a religious holiday
conflict with any exam or homework due date, so that we can plan on an
accommodation.
If you
have a documented disability and wish to discuss academic
accommodations, please contact the Services for Student Accessibility
Office (773-508-3700 and SAC@luc.edu) as soon as possible. Students
with documented disabilities who provide me with a letter from the SAC
office will be fully accommodated as per the terms of the letter.
In this course, quizzes may be taken outside of class, so you will most
likely not require a separate testing location. However, if you
need extra time, please let me know as soon as possible. No
medical or disability accommodations can be provided beyond what SAC
specifies. Accommodations cannot be provided retroactively.
Please do not send me doctor's notes or any personal medical
information, unless there is some unforeseen medical emergency that
cannot be covered by a SAC accommodation.
Students with Sponsorships and Scholarships: If you require a certain grade in order to satisfy a sponsor or a scholarship requirement, please be sure to monitor your grade on Sakai. I will consider only your performance in this course in calculating grades, using the grading rubric posted in this syllabus. If you cannot achieve a minimum grade that is required by a sponsor or a scholarship, I will not change your grade to help you meet that requirement. This would be unfair to other students, and not reflective of your performance in this course. You are responsible to monitor your grade and to keep apprised of the withdrawal dates posted by the registrar.
In this class software
may be used to record live class discussions. As a student in this
class, your participation in live class discussions will be recorded.
These recordings will be made available only to students enrolled in the
class, to assist those who cannot attend the live session or to serve as
a resource for those who would like to review content that was
presented. All recordings will become unavailable to students in the
class when the Sakai course is unpublished (i.e. shortly after the
course ends, per the Sakai administrative schedule:
https://www.luc.edu/itrs/sakai/sakaiadministrativeschedule/). Students
who prefer to participate via audio only will be allowed to disable
their video camera so only audio will be captured. Please discuss this
option with your professor. The
use of all video recordings will be in keeping with the University
Privacy Statement shown below:
Privacy
Statement
Assuring privacy among
faculty and students engaged in online and face-to-face
instructional activities helps promote open and robust
conversations and mitigates concerns that comments made within the
context of the class will be shared beyond the classroom. As such,
recordings of instructional activities occurring in online or
face-to-face classes may be used solely for internal class purposes by
the faculty member and students registered for the course, and only
during the period in which the course is offered. Students will be
informed of such recordings by a statement in the syllabus for the
course in which they will be recorded. Instructors who wish to make
subsequent use of recordings that include student activity may do
so only with informed written consent of the students
involved or if all student activity is removed from the recording.
Recordings including student activity that have been initiated by the
instructor may be retained by the instructor only for individual
use.
A |
93 |
A- |
90 |
B+ |
87 |
B |
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B- |
80 |
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77 |
C |
73 |
C- |
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