CPSC4205 - Senior Project & Portfolio

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CPSC 4205. Senior Project & Portfolio (3-0-3) Prerequisite: Senior standing. A capstone course for BSIT majors that includes completion of a digital portfolio, an electronic resume representing skills acquired and projects completed. The skills to create the portfolio will be introduced in an earlier course and students will be expected to add selected assignments to the portfolio during their last few semesters. Faculty will include Portfolio comments and students will be expected to record reflections on accomplishments. Finally, in cooperation with the IT industry, students will be expected to secure an internship or equivalent work arranged with a faculty member, and document internship hours, objectives and supervisor evaluations in the Portfolio, and to present a summary of their experiences in the course to interested faculty and fellow students at the completion of the course.

LECTURE (Spring 2014 - under development)	What every student should read, hear, or see
Syllabus     (Word Document)    (PDF Document) Projects cs-it-is [Steve Windsor] for TSYS School of Computer Science Creek Indian Project[Steve Perkins] for Oxbow Meadows Oxbow Meadows[David Proia] for Oxbow Meadows Absolute Audio Systems [James Rabon] cultural approach to the study of history [Omovueme Emasealu] for Ivey Center for the Cultural Approach to History Production Database (Pratt-Whitney) [Tyler Hoffman] Digital portfolios - Guidelines for beginners ePortfolios with GoogleApps E-Portfolios | EDUCAUSE 5 Things I Look for in a Great Job Interview Top Executive Recruiters Agree There Are Only Three True Job Interview Questions The Logic Behind 19 Common Interview Questions Watch Out! Ten Interview Questions Designed To Trick You 10 Things to Never Put on Your Resume	Did you Know? - Shift Happens   2011 version The World is Flat World in Flat 3.0 (book) The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century (wikipedia) MIT Milestone Celebration | Keynote Address Tom Friedman at Reut Institute's Israel 15 Vision podcast (ITunes) The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch The Last Lecture (book) website Last Lecture video Time Management Lecture A Whole New Mind by Daniel Pink A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future How Half Your Brain Can Save Your Job (podcast - 1:07) Daniel Pink: A Whole New Mind (5 minute video)
SURVEY INSTRUMENTS / Time Management	Multimedia Tools
One Minute Paper     from Teaching Byte Initial Participant Survey MidTerm Survey Final Participant Survey Time Management Daily schedule Weekly schedule Tips for Entering Freshmen	Beyond Photography - The Digital Darkroom Everything is a Remix Music Theory Tutorials Community Mural Mosaic fun assignments for image processing Youtube video using dominoes in a photomosiac effect online resource for free sounds

Miscellaneous CS "stuff"

Important Software Downloads

short guide to research resources for computer science students and faculty Ethics History of Computers Conversion of Binary, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Data Three Beautiful Quicksorts (video) How Digital Detectives Deciphered Stuxnet, the Most Menacing Malware in History TIOBE Programming Community Index Unicode Home Page ASCII Tables Berger Programmer Aptitude Test International Programming Aptitude Test technical interview questions

Java JDK/SDK Java 2 SDK 1.4.2 Installation Notes for Microsoft Windows Setting the PATH and CLASSPATH on Windows XP Dr. Java Crimson Editor Installing Crimson Editor Tools BlueJ TextPad Greenfoot Scratch Jeliot

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written by Wayne Summers summers_wayne@ColumbusState.edu