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Scott Warden

Section 701

Welcome to the website for CS101 Section 701. This is an online course section for students enrolled at the WVU main campus in Morgantown.

You should plan to check your MIX e-mail account and visit this webpage daily to remain up-to-date on important information in the course.

New to the course?

Get started with Computer Science 101 by visiting the Start Here page. Learn out about your instructor on the Instructor Welcome & Contact Information page.

Announcements

Exam #2 Dates

The second exam will be available to take from Monday 4/29/2024 through Wednesday 5/1/2024.   You will get ninety continuous minutes to work on the exam.  It will cover multiple applications, similar to HW #5.  Most people tend to get done early, so you shouldn't feel as constrained for time as with the previous exam.  Information should be emailed to you on the morning the exam period starts.

Homework #5 Available

The final HW assignment is now posted on our course webpage.  Note this assignment will result in four completed files (one for each Office application we cover in this course).  These need to be submitted separately, as opposed to all at once in a ZIP file.

MyLab IT Registration is Ready

Focus on Registering for MyLab IT

By now, you should have purchased MyLab IT and the book (either the paper copy or the electronic copy). If you haven't, please do.  The materials you need are listed here: http://cs101.wvu.edu/materials/requirements/

Registration instructions are located here and our Course ID is powell61988.

Please take a look at the schedule to see what I think you should be reading and working on today. Refer to the schedule each day and try to keep up with the suggested readings.

We do not use eCampus or the attendance system

CS101 does not use eCampus. Please be sure to check your WVU e-mail and visit the CS101 website on a daily basis.

Our online section also does not use the attendance system.

Using a Mac

If you own a Mac, you have two methods to use for completing assignments in this course:

1. Windows Virtual Desktop: Using this method, there is nothing to install locally but you must have reliable internet access while you use it.  Details about this are available from this page. This is the easier/preferred method to use for most students.

2. Downloading/installing a virtual machine: This allows you to run Windows and Office to do your assignments in this class. Please see this Help Page for more details.

Assignment Availability

Assignments in this class will be configured well ahead of time to give you plenty of time to work on them. I encourage working ahead!

Grade Availability

You can expect to look for your grades according to these guidelines: