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CISY 5403
Fall 2016
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Instructor: Professor. J. Burke e-mail: BurkeJC@alfredstate.edu
Office: Eng. Tech 422
Office Hours: TBA
:STUDENT OBJECTIVES
1. Create a physical database design based on industry standards
2. Build and test a database for effective data distribution
3. Design and implement a database application using a DBMS
4. Test and debug a database application
5. Create an interface using industry standards
6. Configure and design a database to share enterprise data
7. Write a report to examine security and encryption of a DBMS
8. Use and apply the rules of design interface & languages
Author PERKINS
Edition2014
ISBN 9781119096689
Author GALLOWAY
Edition14
ISBN 9781118794753
COURSE POLICIES
GRADING POLICY:
1) The courses overall grade will be a combination of, homework assignments, projects, lab
exercises, two tests and quizzes. The weighting will be a follows:
A students total score will be the sum of all points attained during the semester divided by 1,000
possible points. For example, if a student attains 860 points, their grade will be 860/1000 = 86%
or a B as put forth by the academic policies of Alfred State College.
GROUP WORK
There will on occasion be group based work. Students will be required to pull their weight in
group projects. If two or more members of a group complain that a student is not fully
participating, and the complaint is justified, the offending student will be removed from the
group and given ZERO points for the assignment. Missing meetings, showing up late for
meetings, not doing assigned work are all causes for being given a zero.
LATE WORK: Tests and Quizzes must be taken at the assigned date and time unless an excused
absence is given by ASC, e.g. for a death in the family. In some circumstances quizzes may be
either made up or excused at the instructors discretion as long as the student discusses the
absence in advance.
Homework, projects and labs will receive one full letter grade deduction for each day late, i.e. 1
hour to 24 hours late = 1 letter grade deduction, 25 hours to 48 hours late = 2 letter grades
deduction. Homework and projects are due at 11 PM on the due date, but I will allow a 1 hour
grace period and NO more. That is, if you deposit your homework 3 minutes late at 11:03 PM
you will receive no deduction. However, if you deposit your homework at 12:01 AM, you are 1
hour and 1 minute late and will receive a full letter grade deduction. This grace period is to
avoid excuses such as the system was slow.
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ATTENDANCE POLICY: </b> The College requires that students attend all regularly
scheduled classes and laboratories for which the student is registered. The meeting times of
these classes are advertised in the master schedule and students should make the appropriate
arrangements to be available for all such classes. Students should consult the college catalog for
the policy governing religious observations and Academic Regulation 503 regarding the college
attendance policy. Excessive absences can result in the students failure or dismissal from the
course.
Civilized discourse can support exchange of ideas and verbal disagreement without resort to
obscene, harassing or intimidating language. Tenets of academic freedom do not extend to acts
of intimidation or harassment. The gratuitous use of language constituting intimidation or
harassment in Alfred State College classrooms will not be tolerated.
Students cannot learn in an environment in which there is disruption. For that reason, students
who disrupt class, arrive late, or leave early, without the instructors prior consent or for reasons
other than illness, may be deemed as absent from class without excuse.
EMAIL: </b>Students will be expected to access your college e-mail account and Blackboard
for this course. Students are expected to check both the class Blackboard site and their email for
announcements on a daily basis.