ee? Gortan Resinovic

K201

The Computer in Business
Section 4800

Second Semester, 1981-1982

Class Meets: TR, 11:00-—12315

BH 006

Office Hours: MW, 9:00-12:00, or by appointment
BU 680

Telephone: 335-8449.

Reguired Text: Martin, E.W., and Perkins, W.C., FORTRAN for Business

Students: A Programmed Instruction Approach, John Wiley
a Sons, Inc., 1981.

Overview: This course is designed to provide the background that
a manager should have in order to understand computers
and their use in business. It also covers enough of
the basics of FORTRAN programming to enable the student
to write simple programs to use the computer in his or her
Business School courses.

Teaching
Method: This course is based upon a set of programmed mater ials

which you must work through before the class for which
they are assigned. Not only must you work through the
assigned frames, but you should study the summary and
work the assigned problems at the end of each section.
The main function of the class discussion will be to
answer guestions raised by the materials and to be sure
that you get the help you need with each assignment.
Thus, you are expected to attend each class, and you
must do the assignment before the class if the class is
to be helpful to you.

IMPORTANT NOTE ON WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE:

THE FINAL DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM ANY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS COURSE WITH AN

— AUTOMATIC "w" IS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1982. AFTER THAT DATE VIRTUALLY
NO WITHDRAWALS WILL BE PERMITTED. THIS POLICY APPLIES TO ALL STUDENTS--
BOTH BUSINESS AND NON-BUSINESS STUDENTS--ENROLLED IN ANY SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS COURSE. CHECK THE INFORMATION WINDOW IN BUSINESS 224 FOR THE
DETALLED WITHDRAWAL POLICY IF YOU HAVE ANY OUESTIONS.

oC ——