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CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
This is your most important class!
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Systems Assignment #0 due todayWritten Assignment #1 due next time (Day 5)
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
advice column …
ASK K'PLETT: Klingon Wisdom, Just For You
Although I am not a diplomat, I have spent much of my life in the Klingon Delegation, as a bodyguard and because they required someone to carry large items and hold the heavy Klingon banner during ceremonies. I have served the Empire with honor, in my youth aboard the Vor'cha-class attack cruiser P'Lor, and in these later years with the Delegation. I enjoy skull stew and bloodwine, my hobbies include the Bat'Leth, orbital skydiving and collecting Klingon sculptures. I am single, but do not wish to stay that way.
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
advice column …
Dear K'Plett,What should I do if I'm in a fight? Should I fight back or walk away? Captain Mario
It all depends upon the circumstances. If you are fighting against an infant Ferengi, there would be little honor in smashing his face and howling in victory as he crumples into a weeping pile. If your opponent is evenly matched and a sentient Jem'Hadar, however, that is a different matter. As a member of the Klingon Delegation, it would be inappropriate for me to endorse any course of action restricted by your Federation law, so I am reluctant to advise you to attack the little P'tak with the full fury of a warrior in the throes of bloodlust. In any case, let your opponent attack first, you can study his weaknesses as you deflect the attack. Then retaliate. I have found it particularly effective to scream loudly into their ears during the fight.
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 175 review
Catalog description
overview
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CS Curriculum
-spiral approach
-concepts plus skills
-education, not just training
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
trivium
-grammar
-logic
-rhetoric
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
learning
-theory
-practice
-application
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CS major structurePeople:
-users
-programmers
-computer scientists
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CS major structureHardware:
-black box
-architecture
-organization
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CS major structureSoftware:
-applications
-programming languages
-systems
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 175 purpose
Create “power users”
Move from user to programmer, etc ..
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 175 purpose
Develop user empathy in future CS folks
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Selected CSC 175 skills-install applications
-build computer
-advanced office use
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Selected CSC 175 concepts
-analysis and design
-creative process istrinitarian
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Selected CSC 175 concepts
-heuristics of good presentations
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Miller’s number 7 ± 2
presentation tips
slides
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Miller’s number 7 ± 2
presentation tips
slides
evils of powerpoint
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Power Corrupts. PowerPoint Corrupts Absolutely
Wired magazine 9/2003
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
bulleted PPT lists are a “faux analytical technique that sidesteps the presenter’s responsibility to link the information together in a cohesive argument.” - Tufte
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
PPT contributes to Columbia Space Shuttle disaster?
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
STS-107 Columbia Jan 2003
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Columbia 1 Feb 2003
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
CSC 490 – Dr. Gary LocklairCSC 490 – Dr. Gary Locklair
CSC 490 - Senior Seminar I
Systems Assignment #1