This class has one lecture section (010) on Monday
and lab sections on Tuesday (012) and Friday (011).
Important Dates for Algonquin Students
2006-01-02 - Week 1 - start of classes for Algonquin Winter term 2006
2006-01-30 - Week 5 - First term test (on paper only)
Forward your Algonquin EMail
You must have a working Algonquin EMail address for
this course.
You must read your EMail regularly (daily) during the school term.
From on-campus at Algonquin, you can
forward
your Algonquin EMail to any other address you wish.
If you do this, please ensure that your replies originate
from your Algonquin EMail address or else my spam blocker
may throw away your unknown mail address as junk.
Your "From:" address must be your Algonquin EMail address, not a
Hotmail or Carleton address.
You are responsible for keeping your own forwarding address
accurate during the term.
During the term, the instructor will only send your
marks to your (possibly forwarded) Algonquin EMail address.
You may wish to set your "alternate" EMail using Algonquin
ACSIS while on campus.
The instructor may use your alternate EMail to inform you that
your main Algonquin EMail account has a forwarding error; no
personal data will ever be sent to the alternate EMail address.
Plagiarism and Academic Fraud
No copying! No group work! No working together!
There are no group assignments in this course. Working
together is not permitted. Copying material
from sources that are not your own personal work
(from other students, books, the Internet, or even
from the blackboard or posted course notes) and submitting
it without proper authorization and attribution is an academic offence
called plagiarism.
Students working together or submitting work containing plagiarized
material will be charged with academic fraud. Read the plagiarism
document for details.
Author: Mark G. Sobell,
ISBN: 0-13-147823-0,
Publisher: Prentice Hall,
Format: Paper; 1008 pp,
Published: July 1, 2005 (Copyright 2006).
For corrections to errors in the text,
see the list of errata.
The above book is the only required textbook material for the
daytime version of this course (section 010). The bookstore
sometimes adds other "suggested" materials (e.g. a Linux
Chart) without my permission or knowledge; these are not needed.
Alternate Web Notes
Web notes for this course are not kept at Algonquin College. Ian pays
for them to be stored on a commercial Linux-based web hosting service,
with backup copies located in other locations. The back-up locations
may not be updated as frequently as the main site.
http://acadunix.algonquincollege.com/~alleni/teaching/dat2330/06w/ (on campus)
The ACADUNIX site is accessible from inside Algonquin College
even when the College Internet is broken.
Unfortunately, the web server on ACADUNIX is broken and will
not serve up the directory index files correctly.
You can read the Class Notes by appending
/notes/ to the above URL.
http://elearning.algonquincollege.com/coursemat/alleni/idallen/dat2330/06w/ (on campus)
The ELEARNING site is accessible from inside Algonquin College
even when the College Internet is broken.
Unfortunately, the web server on ELEARNING is broken and will
not serve up the directory index files correctly.
You can read the Class Notes by appending
/notes/ to the above URL.
http://teaching.idallen.ca/
(Note the dot .ca domain suffix!)
The dot .ca sites are located at my home in
downtown Ottawa (limited bandwidth).
Don't use them unless all the other sites are down.
The main dot .com site is located in a large data
centre in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
The ACADUNIX site is accessible from inside Algonquin College
even when the College Internet is broken.
The site with the dot .org domain
suffix is located in a large datacentre in
New York city.
The dot .ca sites are located at my home in
downtown Ottawa (limited bandwidth).
