Explores a wide variety of emerging online technologies and concepts that are both important and practical for businesses. Topics include how emerging tech tools can help you stay up to date in the new information landscape businesses are entering. Projects combine the use of emerging online technology with the needs of businesses and organizations to improve communications and productivity.
| Class: | BTS 145 - Introduction to Web Technology |
| Credits: | 1 |
| Instructor: | Debi Griggs |
| Primary Contact: | debi.griggs@bellevuecollege.edu |
| Secondary Contact: | (425) 564-2911 |
| Mail Box: | A242 |
| Office: | A220 |
| Office Hours: | By Appointment Only |
| Materials: | Corinne Hoisington A Guided Tour of Hot Technologies 2010 CD, 1st Edition ISBN-10: 0538752874 ISBN-13: 9780538752879 Purchase the CD or the Digital version. |
| Student Data: | Student Data at the course site. |
| Class Note: | This class has deadlines. It is an interactive class with group interactions and discussion work. |
If a situation occurs during the quarter that affects a student’s ability to complete the work, the student must contact the instructor immediately. Any student who finds that he or she cannot manage the workload is encouraged to withdraw.
If you need course modifications/adaptations or accommodations because of a disability, I can refer you to our Disability Resource Center (DRC). You may contact them directly by going to B132 or by calling 425.564.2498 or TTY 425.564.4110. Information is also available on their website at http://bellevuecollege.edu/drc/
You are expected to conduct yourself with integrity. If you cheat or aid someone else in cheating, you violate trust. Cheating includes, but is not limited to copying or providing answers on tests, stealing, plagiarizing or illicitly using the materials of others. BC has a due process for students accused of cheating—See WAC 132H120 in the Office of the Dean of Students.
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Most of your grade will come from posting your homework assignments to the appropriate discussion board and reviewing and commenting on the postings of your classmates.
You are expected read the text and other assigned materials, view any assigned videos, use Help in the application, consult Books 24x7 and Web resources, and post to the appropriate Discussion topic. The Discussion boards are a public forum, much like getting assistance in a classroom. The mail feature should be used only for private matters. Questions posted to the Discussion board will be my top priority as they reach a larger audience. Instructors and tutors in the BTS open classroom and lab assistants in the N250 lab will not help you with your homework. Not all instructors know the assignments given by other instructors and BTS Tutors are expected only to explain concepts and help with technical questions. Lab assistants in other labs will only assist with technical questions.
Late Work: Any work received after the due date is considered late. Late work may be discounted or not accepted.
There are quizzes in this class.
Debi Griggs
Bellevue College
IBIT
3000 Landerholm Circle SE
Bellevue, WA 98027
(425) 564-2911
debi.griggs@belleuecollege.edu