Note: Unless noted differently, all classes will meet in Lib 1612.
Modified: 10.09.02 Added tutorial assignment for 10.09
Modified: 10.11.02 Added link to "Introduction to the Systematic
Development of Software" slides.
Modified: 10.11.02 Added assigment for 10.12.02
Modified: 10.15.02 Added link to "CIS Introduction" slides.
Modified: 10.16.02 Added Question 2.
Modified: 10.24.02 Removed extra PHP #1 exercise due entry.
Modified: 10.28.02 Changed exercise #2 on October 26th to exercise
#1.5 and added clarification of PHP assignments to the rest of the quarter.
Modified: 11.8.02 Added Question 3.
Modified: 11.13.02 Added pointer to 11.06.02 and 11.13.02 handouts
Modified: 11.20.02 Added description of database #2 assignment
Modified: 11.21.02 Changed time for December 14th, and added info
for Eval Week
Modified: 11.22.02 Added journal question #4
Modified: 11.25.02 Added database exercise #2 details
Modified: 12.15.02 Added eval checklist
Read chapter 1 of New Community Networks [http://www.scn.org/ncn/] (due for Seminar on October 12)
Journal question #1: Keeping the core values (from New Community Networks, chapter 1) in mind, discuss how a project in which you might be interested might benefit from application of community ICT. (due for Seminar on October 12)
Student profiles (done in class)
Proposal packet, covenent, schedule, syllabus, account request forms, student survey, 4-credit option information
Listserv; collect IDs & check with Isaac and Amy about: Login, MySQL, web area on Grace.
HTML Exercise #1
For beginners: Run through the tutorial at: WebMonkey - http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/teachingtool/
Student covenant
Doug will be in Boston. RememberProject selection is due on Saturday!
PHP #1/HTML#2: Read chapters 1-3 of PHP4 Beginner's Guide - do all three Mastery Checks at the end of the chapters. (due October 26)
Chapter 1 of New Community Networks [http://www.scn.org/ncn/]
Journal question #1: Keeping the core values in mind, discuss how a project in which you might be interested might benefit from application of community ICT.
HTML Exercise #1
Accept / reject letters need to go out soon. Randy and Doug explain our role, manage expectations, trying not to intercede, but will if necessary.
Group formation; Intro to partners; Begin communication with partners about project
Draft of preliminary project plan is due Wednesday October 30
Journal Question #2: Using two or more ideas from the readings, discuss some possible technical and/or social innovations for your project group.
Readings from DIAC 02 for October 26 seminar: Pattern Language for Living Communication Systems, Doug Schuler; Effective Mutual-Help Medical Websites, Patricia Radin; Computer Learning Centers in Public Housing Complexes,, Gerald S. Eisman; and Integrating Community Technology and Community Building, Randal D. Pinkett.
Preliminary plan template and description
Attendance at one of the Liberal Arts Workshops is required this evening
PHP Exercise #1.5 - Read Chapter 4 in the PHP4 Beginner's Guide and do the Mastery section
PHP Exercise #1/HTML Exercise #2
Assigned reading from DIAC 02 (Pattern Language for Living Communication Systems, Doug Schuler; Effective Mutual-Help Medical Websites, Patricia Radin; Computer Learning Centers in Public Housing Complexes, Gerald S. Eisman; and Integrating Community Technology and Community Building, Randal D. Pinkett.)
Journal Question #2
PHP Exercise #2 - Read chapters 5 & 6 of PHP4 and do the Mastery sections
PHP Exercise #1.5
Draft of preliminary project plan
Readings from DIAC-02 (for November 16 seminar) (Starting the Town Meeting Early: The Potential of Digital, Technologies to Augment Town Meetings, Ari Goelman; Mobile ICT Learning Facilities for 3rd World Communities: Helping Bridge the Digital Divide, Grant Hearn; International Networks of Alternative Media, Dorothy Kidd; and Designing a Collaborative Community Information System, James P. Zappen, Teresa M. Harrison, Victoria Moore and Ashley Williams.)
Journal question #3: Identify the three most interesting ideas that you find in the readings and discuss ways that commercial and/or independent information and communication institutions could or should respond to those ideas.
PHP Exercise #3 - Read chapters 7 & 8 of PHP4 and do the exercise in the Handout #1 [http://grace.evergreen.edu/~grovesr/handouts/PHP_Handout_11-06-02.html]
Preliminary high level design; Sample screens (due November 20)
PHP Exercise #2
Invite Martha to give award
Database Exercise #1
PHP Exercise #3
PHP Review #1 [http://grace.evergreen.edu/~grovesr/handouts/Review1_Handout.html]
Readings from DIAC-02 for December 4 seminar: Communication Rights: Patterns for Cyber Activism on Issues of Incarceration and the Incarcerated, William J. McIver, Jr. and Joy James; Kickin' Up a Fuss: Race and Gender in Cyberspace, Kalm Tal and Beatrice Brown; Civic Intelligence: A New Paradigm for Orienting our Work?, Doug Schuler; and The Challenges of Global Learning in the New Digital Age, Clark Germann and Karen Krupar.
Journal Question #4: Discuss how the concepts from the "civic intelligence" paper could (and/or couldn't) be applied in relation to the issues raised in the other papers.
Assigned reading from DIAC 02 (Starting the Town Meeting Early: The Potential of Digital, Technologies to Augment Town Meetings, Ari Goelman; Mobile ICT Learning Facilities for 3rd World Communities: Helping Bridge the Digital Divide, Grant Hearn; International Networks of Alternative Media, Dorothy Kidd; and Designing a Collaborative Community Information System, James P. Zappen, Teresa M. Harrison, Victoria Moore and Ashley Williams.)
Journal Question #3: [TBD]
PHP Exercise #4 - Read chapters 9 & 10 of PHP4 and do Mastery sections
Database Exercise #2 - Read chapter 13 of PHP4 and do the on line MySQL exercises in http://www.scn.org/edu/tesc-ds/2002-2003/fall/db_2.txt
Preliminary high level design; Sample screens (due November 20)
PHP Exercise #4
Database Exercise #2
Journal Question #4: [TBD]
Project notebook (requirements, project plan, preliminary design)
A signup sheet will be available for evaluations on the 18th