Susan Anderson-Freed   Office: CNS c207c   Phone: x3186

Objectives: CS 126 introduces Java programming through the creation of web-based applets. This course meets the general education requirement for formal reasoning. It is a fast-paced, rigorous introduction.

Texts: Java: Software Solutions Fifth Edition by Lewis and Loftus

ADDRESSING I prefer that students address me as Dr. Anderson-Freed or Dr. Freed or some variation thereof. I do not wish to be addressed by my first name.

POLICY FOR ASSIGNMENTS:

1. All assignments are due at the beginning of class. If you need an extension, you must email me at least 24 hours in advance . You will be allowed only one extension, so choose it wisely.
2. Unless otherwise stated, assignments are to reflect the effort of an individual programmer. You are not allowed to collaborate unless specifically requested to do so. Identical work or nearly identical work is treated as plagiarism and will be reported to the Provost as academic dishonesty.
3. Only one copy of each assignment will be accepted. Make sure that you check your work carefully. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO RESUBMIT AN ASSIGNMENT.
4. All submitted work MUST BE TYPED, and STAPLED. (DON'T ask your instructor to borrow his or her stapler.)

EXAM, QUIZZES, Attendance Policy

1. All Exams and Quizzes will be CLOSED book and without notes or crib sheet.
2. IF you are ill on an exam date, I expect you to call me prior to the test. You must have a note from your doctor or a letter from the Dean of Students before I will allow you to make up a test.