LBSC 690 - Information Technology
Fall 2008 - Section 0101

Course Description

A description of course goals, instructional staff and their office hours, classroom utilization, required and recommended materials, and grading procedures for the course.

Syllabus

An overview of the material to be covered in each session, along with links to the reading and homework assignments to be completed before class that week. Links to the slides and other materials used in class each week and (after class) to RealVideo recordings for most class sessions are also included.

Reading List

Detailed information about the reading assignments for each week (which are also available through the syllabus).

Homework Assignments

The homework assignments can be found here (or through the syllabus). Helpful hints provided by the TA in response to common questions may also appear here from time to time, so it is worth checking back occassionally. Solutions will be posted here when they become available.

Exams

Exam study guides and sample exams are available here.

Term Project

Includes information about forming project teams, creating a project, and writing the report, plus links to projects from prior semesters.

Jimmy Lin (Fall 2008, Wednesday), Yejun Wu (Spring 2008), Jen Golbeck (Fall 2008), Allison Druin (Winter 2007)

Web pages for the two other sections of LBSC 690 being offered this semester, plus two from earlier semesters that were offered by other professors. Excellent sources for additional resources.

Spring 2008, Fall 2005, Fall 2003

The Web pages for the last three times I taught this same course. These are useful as a source of slides (before each week's slides are posted, usually on the day of class), and (for 2005 and 2008) as a source of video (in case you want to see whether I explained the same ideas any more clearly the last time!)

Textbook Resources

The publisher's Web site, which has supplemental information that you may find useful.

Teaching Theater Evaluation Form

An evaluation of teaching theater facilities that students are requested to complete at the end of the semester.