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    This document provides details for a Computer Fundamentals for Developers course being offered in the winter 2022 semester at Seneca College. It outlines the course sections, meeting times, assessments, grading policies, and a tentative weekly schedule. The course covers topics like propositional logic, predicate logic, sets, functions, relations, graphs, trees, computer architecture, assembly code, operating systems, network architecture, and distributed systems. Students will complete activities, quizzes, a test, and a final project, which together will make up the overall course grade.

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    This document provides details for a Computer Fundamentals for Developers course being offered in the winter 2022 semester at Seneca College. It outlines the course sections, meeting times, assessments, grading policies, and a tentative weekly schedule. The course covers topics like propositional logic, predicate logic, sets, functions, relations, graphs, trees, computer architecture, assembly code, operating systems, network architecture, and distributed systems. Students will complete activities, quizzes, a test, and a final project, which together will make up the overall course grade.

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    Course Addendum: Eden - Burton@senecacollege - Ca

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    This document provides details for a Computer Fundamentals for Developers course being offered in the winter 2022 semester at Seneca College. It outlines the course sections, meeting times, assessments, grading policies, and a tentative weekly schedule. The course covers topics like propositional logic, predicate logic, sets, functions, relations, graphs, trees, computer architecture, assembly code, operating systems, network architecture, and distributed systems. Students will complete activities, quizzes, a test, and a final project, which together will make up the overall course grade.

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    Course Addendum

    Semester: 2221 Winter 2022 Subject Code: BTL100


    Section: NAA/NBB
    Subject Title: Computer Fundmentals for Developers
    Professor: Eden Burton
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Section NAA: Lecture - Wednesdays 3:20-5:05pm, Lab - Fridays 8:00-9:45am
    Section NBB: Lecture - Wednesdays 5:10-6:55pm, Lab - Fridays 9:50-11:35am

    Office Hours: Tuesdays-Thursdays 10-11am, (Virtual Office Hour Booking Link)

    ____________________________________________

    Approved by: Kathy Dumanski, Chair, School of Software Design and Data Science

    Please read this addendum to the general carefully. It is your guide to the course requirements and
    activities.
    Please refer to the course outline for learning outcomes, course description and text and materials.
    Please also visit sdds.senecacollege.ca for key information on courses, graduation requirements,
    transfer credit, and more from the School of Software Design and Data Science.

    Assessment Summary

    Activities (best 6 of 8) 25%


    Quizzes (best 3 of 4) 30%
    Test 25%
    Project 20%

    Course Policies

    • Achieve a grade of 50% or better on the weighted average of all assessments.


    • Grading Policy: http://www.senecacollege.ca/about/policies/grading-policy.html)

    Academic Policies:
    See http://www.senecacollege.ca/about/policies/academics-and-student-services.html

    PLEASE RETAIN THIS DOCUMENT FOR FUTURE EDUCATIONAL


    AND/OR EMPLOYMENT USE.
    TENTATIVE WEEKLY SCHEDULE
    Semester: Winter 2022
    Week Topic or Skill Reading Assessment Weight
    Week 1 Propositional Logic Rosen 1.1-1.3 Activity #1 2.5%
    January 10-14 Propositional Equivalences
    Week 2 Predicate Logic Rosen 1.4-1.8 Activity #2 2.5%
    January 17-21 Inference Rules
    Week 3 Sets, Functions Rosen 2.1-2.4 Quiz #1 10%
    January 24–28
    Week 4 Relations Rosen 9.1-9.3 Activity #3 2.5%
    January 31 –
    February 4
    Week 5 Graphs Rosen 10.1-10.5 Quiz #2 10%
    February 7–11 Connectivity, Isomorphism
    Week 6 Trees Rosen 11.1-11.3 Activity #4 2.5%
    February 14-18 Decision Trees, Traversal
    Week 7 Review Test 25%
    February 21-25
    STUDY WEEK
    Week 8 Computer Design Selected Readings
    March 7-11 Architecture
    Week 9 Assembly Code Selected Readings Activity #5 2.5%
    March 14-18 Number Systems
    Week 10 Operating Systems Silb, Gavin, Gagne Quiz #3 10%
    March 21-25 Process Management, 1, 2.1-2.3
    Memory
    Week 11 Operating Systems Selected Readings Activity #6 2.5%
    March 28-April 1 Storage, Security
    Week 12 Network Architecture Selected Readings Activity #7 2.5%
    April 4-8 IP Addressing System

    Week 13 Distributed Systems Selected Readings Quiz #4 10%


    April 11-15 Cloud Platform Models
    Week 14 Project Completion Selected Readings Activity #8 2.5%
    April 18-22 Project 20%

    PLEASE RETAIN THIS DOCUMENT FOR FUTURE EDUCATIONAL


    AND/OR EMPLOYMENT USE.

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