CS 482   	Computer Science Project II      Spring Semester 2007

Instructor      A. Yanushka   Web page  http://www.cbu.edu/~yanushka/sr/
Office          Science 103g  Hours     M W F Noon-2, Tu 9-2 or by appointment
Phone           901 321 3454  Email     yanushka@cbu.edu

Catalog Data    The course is a continuation of CS 481. You must complete the 
		project begun in CS 481.  You must pass an assessment test.
		Prerequisite: CS 481 and senior standing.
		One semester, three credits.

Textbook   	Refer to an object oriented design text. such as, "Object 
		Oriented Design & Patterns", 2nd edition, C. Horstmann, Wiley, 
		2006

Goals 		As goals of the course, you must successfully complete the 
		project selected in CS 481 and you must pass an assessment 
		examination.
		
Prerequisites 	You should be fluent in at least one language, such as Java, 
		should know abstract data types and should have basic skills in
		the design and implementation of algorithms to solve applied 
		problems.

Syllabus 	Schedule			Deadline
		Approved project proposal	past due
		Detailed initial design         30 Jan.
		Formal technical review		 6 Feb.
		Revised detailed design         27 Feb.
		Detailed final design           13 Mar.
		Major field assessment test	some afternoon in Mar. or Apr.
		Initial code                    27 Mar.
		Revised code                     3 Apr.
		Results of testing              10 Apr.
		Final formal oral report 	21 Apr. Sat. morning
		Final written report	        24 Apr.

Grades 		Grades are based on several short progress reports on the 
		project, a formal oral report and a cumulative and complete 
		final report. You must submit these reports on time and in a 
		specified format. In order to pass the course, you must 
		successfully complete the project and must earn a satisfactory 
		score on an assessment examination.  
		The course grade depends on completeness, correctness and 
		complexity of your project.
		A sponsor for a local project must attend your presentation
		on 21 April.

Scale   	A 90-100%, B 80-89%, C 65-79%, D 60-64%, F 0-59%