CS COMP 149 - “How to Solve It”
Semester One Week Nine
| Rubrics Groups Evaluations Score Sheets Portfolio Projects Presentations Role of English How to Solve It |
Week Nine: Nov 19 - Nov 23 REMINDER: First Formal Self Evaluations + Group self evaluations will be written during the last class of Week 10, Nov 26 - Nov 30. The printed self evaluations are due one week later !! Assignment: Read Critical Thinking and Each of the following side links for discussion: *Carlin Oxymorons *6 Basic Mistakes *Baloney Detection *Irrationalities,Fallacies *7 Rules Thinking Skills *Knowledge for Business After you do the readings, EACH PERSON please post on the IstanBilgi weblog the following:
Read all information about evaluations and evaluations explained. You will prepare for your first Formal Self Evaluations and Group self evaluations during the FIRST class of this week. You will write your first Formal Self Evaluations and Group self evaluations during the LAST class of this week. Print and bring with you to class the following documents: "Writing a Self-Evaluation (odt) (pdf) is the complete guide to how to write your formal self evaluations. This document is only a guide, please do not turn it in, you should use it throughout the semester. The "Self Evaluation Grade Sheet and Rubric" (odt) (pdf) is a rubric for you to grade yourself in the course based upon what you explain in your written self evaluation. You should print this sheet, fill it out and turn it in with each of your written self evaluations. The "Writing Self Evaluation Grade Sheet and Rubric" (odt) (pdf) is a rubric for you to grade the quality of your writing. You should print this sheet, fill it out and turn it in with each of your written self evaluations. "Group Work: Self Evaluation Sheet" (odt) (pdf) Where you will evaluate and grade how well you cooperated with your group. You should print this sheet, fill it out and turn it in with each of your written self evaluations. |
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 End of Semester Critical Thinking Questioning History of CNT Hacker Ethic Privacy & Censorship Intellectual Property Open Source vs Closed New Paradigms New Interfaces Pervasive & Ubiquitous Future Explorations Machines vs Humans |