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Spring 2002
Course Schedule
BUS150 |
Business Communications· Classroom· Classroom· Online through SLN |
MWF 9:00-9:55T-TH 12:30-1:50Log online everyday |
T-214 (Auburn)F-130 (Fulton)Office T-204 |
CS114 |
Intro to Computer Science· Classroom· Online through SLN |
T-TH 9:30-10:50Log online everyday |
M145 and M329Office T-204 |
CS119 |
Database Management Systems |
MWF 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. |
T-311 and M329 |
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the course number in the first column. To contact me, send me E-mail at miller6@adelphia.net
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Student Files and Other Resources
BUS 225 Student Data Files |
CS114 Labs and Files |
BUS 226 Student Data Files |
CS219 Student Files |
Student Web Pages at CCC |
MOUS Certification Info |
My Background
My degrees are as follows:
M.S. in Business Education at SUNY
Albany
B.S. in Business Education at SUNY Albany.
A.A.S. in Secretarial Science at Cayuga Community College.
Additional courses: Graduate courses in MIS and Marketing Management at SUNY Oswego and Syracuse University. Undergraduate courses in Computer Programming and Operating Systems at Cayuga Community College.
Courses I've taught at CCC
- Introduction to Computer Science
- Windows 95 and 98
- Introduction to the Internet
- Computer Literacy
- Electronic Spreadsheets
- Microcomputer Applications Software
- Advanced Microcomputer Applications
- Systems Analysis and Design
- Database Management Systems
- Principles of Accounting
- Principles of Business
- Business Communications
- Microcomputer Document Processing
- Office Skills
- Keyboarding
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Good Web
Reference Sites
Explore
the Internet (Tools) - Library of
Congress site with links to all kinds of learning tools for the Internet
Webopedia – Keep current with the latest Internet technology with a dictionary and online search engine for Internet resources.
Life on the Internet: HTML GUIDES - Guides for creating your own home page.
Life on the Internet: History and Timeline - Gives a good history of how the Internet started and how it evolved.
HTML Writers Guild Resources - Web resources, links to URLs, HTML, Business, and Publication resources.
A Beginner's Guide to HTML - Easy to learn reference to HTLM coding language.
Cayuga
Student Home Pages – Visit student home pages from previous BUS
226 classes. You'll also find lots of
resources to make your own home page.
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Good Information and Fun Sites
MSNBC/Technology page - Read the latest technology news.
SUNY Learning Network - Learn about all the college credit courses you can take on-line. You may even want to sign up for one.
The Reference Desk – Complete listing of reference resources such as dictionaries, thesaurus, news, and facts about all subjects. It also offers "homework help."
Map-Quest - See a map and get directions to location in any city, country or the world.
City.Net - Visit any location and find out information such as restaurants, hotels, attractions, and much more.
Microsoft Home Page - Find out what's new at Microsoft, learn about the company, its products, and current computer industry news.
Intel Home Page - Learn about the company, its products, people, events. You can also find learning activities.
ZD Net (News, Products, Software, Etc.) - Read online newspapers, magazines, and other publications. Shop, play games, get information about the latest software.
Prentice Hall Exploring Windows books - Get information from the textbook publisher for Bus 225 and 226 classes. Visit the Grauer link to download student files.
Computers textbook Companion Site - For CS114 students, get additional information that will reinforce and expand upon the concepts in your textbook. Includes links to many interesting sites as well as a glossary and learning activities.
Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library - Great for educators! List of Web tutorials, activities, lesson plans for many subjects.
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Miller's Tips for the Searching the Web
There's so much to learn on the Internet! But the Internet's a pretty disorganized place. Here are some tips for using the "Net" without wasting a lot of time and money:
· Plan your "Net" session. Set goals and stick to them.
· Use specific search phrases; the more specific your topic, the narrower your search will be.
· Use the meta search engines such as dogpile.com or google.com for more extensive searches.
· Keep on track: Don't waste time browsing information you don't need.
· Make use of your Bookmarks or Favorites.
· Cite information you use using the proper MLA or APA style.
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