Computer Science 352 Detailed Information
Students are expected to review course notes in advance of each class and be prepared with any questions. While some in-class notes review will occur, I would prefer class time be used for discussing implications, actual cases, and exceptions to the material on the notes. While providing background information, course notes will not provide enough depth for success in this class. You are responsible at examination for all material presented at lecture, in the labs, in the assigned readings and tutorials.
Instructor: Terry Roebuck
terry.roebuck@usask.ca
No Fixed Office Hours
- usually available mornings M – F @ 11:00
- other times by appointment
- ‘coffee visits’ and ‘walking meetings’ are OK
- email questions and communication preferred
Subject line mandatory – use cs352 in subject line
- Mid-term - 20%
- Final exam - 50%
- Term project / paper - 20%
- Labs and Assignments – 10%
Notes:
- Project Mark Breakdown
- Presentation 1: 5% (pass/fail)
- Presentation 2: 5% (pass/fail)
- Project ‘Paper’ (or web site): 90% (graded)
- Ideas, goals, obstacles, permissions and process
- Documentation, planning, data gathering and analysis
- Originality of approach, methods, concepts and effort
- Technical components and methods, progress
- Results and outcomes
- Continuations and future study
Computer Security: Protecting Digital Resources by Robert C. Newman (Jones & Bartlett 0-7637-5994-5)
- Library reserve
- Books 24x7 (access through Library)
- My personal Library (ask me for specific project references / readings)
- Assigned readings are on the CMPT 352 web site
- iHelp and class announcements should be checked on a reasonable basis
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