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  • 10 pages Midterm Study guide
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    • INFORMATIO 103 - Fall 2012
    • Information Technology and Informatics (189:103) Midterm Exam Review FALL 2012 1. What is technology? Technologys characteristics include: a. Creative process involving human ingenuity b. Craftsman, engineers others using tools, machines and knowledge to
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  • 13 pages Information Technology Syllabus
    • Information Technology Syllabus
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    • INFORMATIO 103 - Fall 2012
    • Information Technology and Informatics Syllabus 04:189:103 Fall 2012 Monday and Wednesdays, 4:30 5:50 PM Voorhees Hall Room #105 Updated 8/2012 Instructor, Teaching Assistant, and Grading Support: Instructor: Phone: Email: Office: Office Hours: Sharon Sto
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    Information Technology Syllabus

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    • 04-189-103-01_InformationTechInformatics_Stoerger
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    • INFORMATIO 103 - Fall 2015
    • Rutgers University School of Communication & Information Fall 2015 Syllabus Information Technology and Informatics 04:189:103 Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:30 5:50 PM Scott Hall, Room 123 Updated 08/25/2015 Instructor, Teaching Assistant, and Grading Support:
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  • 6 pages 04-547-432-01_Information+Security_Binde
    • 04-547-432-01_Information+Security_Binde
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    • Introduction to Information Technology and Informatics
    • INFORMATIO 103 - Fall 2009
    • Rutgers University School of Communication and Information 04:547:432 Information Security Fall 2015 Course delivery: Face to face Course Website: https:/sakai.rutgers.edu Instructor: Beth E. Binde Email: [email protected] o Please allow one business day
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  • 2 pages Quiz 1
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    • Morres law and other factors that make technology faster and cheaper have thrust computing and telecommunications into the hands of billions in ways that are both empowering the poor and poisoning the planet. China has more internet users than any other c
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  • 58 pages Lecture8b
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Strategic Information Management & Collaborative Technologies Unit 8b Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 8b ITI 103 2 https:/youtu.be/6hDK9QdK2ok Lecture 8b ITI 103 3 REVIEWASSIGNMENT Hash
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Informatics and Theoretical Concepts Unit 6a Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 6a ITI 103 2 Lecture 6a ITI 103 3 Information and Credibility Determining authority Wilsons cognitive auth
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Information Interaction and Organization Unit 4b Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 4b ITI 103 2 Lecture 4b ITI 103 3 Hashtag Activism Assignment Annotated Bibliography Lecture 4b ITI 103
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Midterm Exam Review Unit 7a Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 7a ITI 103 2 REMINDERMidterm Exam Details Wednesday, October 14 In-class (Scott Hall, room 123) 4:30 5:50PM 50 questions MC/T
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    • INFORMATIO 103 - Fall 2012
    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) IT Design and User Experience Unit 5b Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Unit 5b ITI 103 2 NEW DEADLINE REMINDER! Hashtag Activism Annotated Bibliography Points = 100 (out of 250) 7 (minimum) res
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) The First and Second Machine Age Unit 2a Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Unit 2a ITI 103 2 ITI 189:103 Interest Inventory Unit 2a ITI 103 3 Sakai: Location of Class Materials http:/sakai.rutger
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    • INFORMATIO 103 - Fall 2009
    • Written Assignment Rubric Criteria Paper Focus: Purpose/ Position Statement Analysis Unsatisfactory - Beginning Developing Accomplished 0-13 points 14-15 points 16-17 points Exemplary Total /20 18-20 points Fails to identify a relevant research topic or i
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  • 9 pages OOP+Syllabus+-+Spring2015 (1)
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    • School of Communication and Information Sciences Object-Oriented Programming 04:547:202 Spring 2015 CI-119, Saturday 10:00 am 1:00 pm Course Delivery: face-to-face Instructor: Harshil Patel Instructors office address and office hours: TBD Questions? Email
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    • Chapter 4: The Enhanced ER Model and Business Rules Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden Chapter 4 1 Objectives Chapter 4 Definition of terms Use of supertype/subtype relationships Use of generalization and spec
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    • Chapter 12: Data and Database Administration Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden 1 Definitions Data Administration: A high-level function that is responsible for the overall management of data resources in an
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    • Chapter 14: Object-Oriented Data Modeling Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden 1 Objectives Definition of terms Describe phases of object-oriented development life cycle State advantages of object-oriented mo
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    • Course%2BSyllabus%2BWeb%2BDesign
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    • Course Syllabus - Web Design Instructor Information: Fei Luo, 848-445-5499, [email protected] Office Hour: ASB Room 101A, Busch Campus, by appointment Course Web Site: http:/sakai.rutgers.edu Pre-requisites: 04:547:201 Introduction to Computer Concepts (
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  • 45 pages chap07
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    • Chapter 7: Introduction to SQL Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden 1 Chapter 7 Objectives Definition of terms Discuss advantages of standardized SQL Define a database using SQL data definition language Write s
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  • 32 pages chap11
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    • Chapter 11: Data Warehousing Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden 1 Objectives Definition of terms Reasons for information gap between information needs and availability Reasons for need of data warehousing
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  • 75 pages chap05
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    • Chapter 5: Logical Database Design and the Relational Model Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden Chapter 5 1 Objectives Definition of terms List five properties of relations State two properties of candidate ke
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  • 32 pages chap06
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    • Chapter 6: Physical Database Design and Performance Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden Chapter 6 1 Systems Development Life Cycle (see also Figures 2.4, 2.5) (cont.) Purposedevelop technology and organizationa
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  • 24 pages chap01
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    • Chapter 1 Chapter 1: The Database Environment Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden 1 Chapter 1 Objectives Definition of terms Explain growth and importance of databases Name limitations of conventional file proc
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  • 46 pages chap03
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    • Chapter 3: Modeling Data in the Organization Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden Chapter 3 1 Objectives Definition of terms Importance of data modeling Write good names and definitions for entities, relation
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  • 37 pages chap02
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    • Chapter 2: The Database Development Process Modern Database Management Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott, Fred R. McFadden Chapter 2 1 Objectives Definition of terms Describe system development life cycle Explain prototyping approach Explain agile softw
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  • 62 pages Lecture10a
    • Lecture10a
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Information Consumption and Digital Fluency Unit 10a Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 10a ITI 103 2 ASSIGNMENT Hashtag Activism Discussion #2 Three Parts (Weeks 4-10) Annotated Bibliogr
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  • 52 pages Lecture2b
    • Lecture2b
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) The First and Second Machine Age Unit 2b Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Unit 2b ITI 103 2 Registering Your i>clicker Deadline to register TODAY Wednesday, September 9 in Sakai! Unit 2b ITI 103
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  • 30 pages Lecture10b
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    • INFORMATION CONSUMPTION & DIGITAL FLUENCY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & INFORMATICS (04:189:103) Unit 10b Sarah Barriage, PhD Student Digital Information Fluency Model Using Information Ethically Plagiarism The representation of the words or ideas of another
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  • 44 pages Lecture12b
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Data-driven Decision-making Unit 12b Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 12b ITI 103 2 Emerging Technology Innovations Infographic Project Lecture 12b ITI 103 Weeks 11-14 3 Lecture 12b ITI
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  • 23 pages Lecture15b
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    • Information Technology & Informatics (04:189:103) Technology and the Future Unit 15b Scott Hall, Room 123 Sharon Stoerger, Ph.D. Lecture 15b ITI 103 2 REMINDER Participation & Clickers % of Clicks This Semester Points 75-100% 100 points (full credit) 50-7
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    • 1 12/02/2012 Gender and Technology 144009281 189:103 Introduction 2 Since the beginning of time there has always been a great divide between both male and female genders. However it does not stop there, there is also a divide between the races of the gend
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    | Would highly recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

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    Would recommend it to those who have an interest in being inspired to change the world with technology.

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    Learned about the future of technology and its impact on mankind.

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    3-5 hours

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    Don't treat this course as just a course, but as an intro to the way things will be.

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