Miscellaneous Resources

• Class Rules and Guidelines

This document lists the do's and don'ts for classroom behavior.
• Project Summary Template

This template allows each student team to capture key information so that they can better understand and describe their project.
• Project Resource Plan Template

This template allows each student team to define and schedule the resources required to perform their project.
• Status Report Template

This template is to be used by each student team to report biweekly status.
• HTML Readiness Assessment

This questionaire helps the instructor determine what capabilities a student already possesses prior to the class.
• Proctor and Gamble Summer Camp

This flyer describes an IT summer camp sponsored by Proctor and Gamble. If selected for this camp, you will be provided and all expenses paid opportunity to learn how P&G leverages IT expertise and knowledge to help drive business results.
• Computer Jeopardy

This is the set of questions we will use in class to help teach you about information technology and about the BDPA organization. Bolded selections indicate the correct answer for a question.
• Computer Jeopardy Rules and Guidelines

This document describes the rules for verbal and written computer jeopardy. During class teams will compete against one another in games of jeopardy.
• Team Coordinator Materials

This page provides a set of forms that can be used to record information about team coordinators and volunteers. It also provides a link to flyers that can be distributed by coordinators in order to advertise this camp.
• Quizes

A list of quizes for testing student learning and understanding.
• Lesson Plans
  A list of detailed lesson plans for the camp.

• The Client/Server Model (A Skit)

This document is for use by the instructor. It provides a skit illustrating the client/server model using the objects (people, menus, orders, hamburgers) and activities that are involved in the ordering, preparing, and serving of a hamburger. This skit can serve as the introduction to server side programming.
• Web Application Development Materials

This presentation provides an example set materials that might be created by a project team as part of their project development. These example materials are fairly simple and brief. They would be expanded on based on the size and complexity of your own particular project and the requirements levied on you by your customer and your organization.

A Rough draft of many of your development materials should precede the coding of web pages or database records. Prior to implementing your project, this type of material will help you and your team members reach consensus on your application's design.

• Self Expression Exercise

This document outlines a set of exercises and activities designed to inculcate students with the attitude that it takes to make a great impression. These exercises and activities help students gain a better understanding of themselves. This, in turn, makes them more confident when they have to present themselves to others.
• Web Site Design Aids

This material consists of a sample web site block diagram and a sample "web site map." "Web site map" is in quotes because many time a site map is something that helps users navigate a site. The "map" shown here for web site designers and shows all files that make up a site and the pages of that site. The block diagram, which is also called a "conceptual diagram," provides an outline of what pages are in a site, what they contain, and how they relate to one another.
• Flash Report With Flash Without Flash

This report, which was assigned as homework descibes what Flash is, the advantages and disadvantages of Fhash, and where more information can be found.