G. Resinovic

K502
Computer Tools
Summer, 1982, IUPUI

Class Meets:  9:30-12:30 Saturdays, BS1000
Office Hours: By Appointment
Telephone:  335-8449, Bloomington

Reguired Test: Martin, E.W. and Perkins, W.C., FORTRAN for Business Students: A
Programmed Instruction Approach, John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1981.

Course Objective: 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.

Teaching Method: This course is based upon a set of programmed materials which you
must work through before the class meets for which they are assigned.
You are asked to study the summary and work the problems at the end of
each section. Any guestions on the material will be answered in
class. "The lectures will not cover the text materials, but will
instead cover the guestions that arise because of the problems in
each chapter. Thus, you must do the assignment before the class if the
class is to be helpful to you.

Grading: Labs I-IV

(5 pts each) 60 points
Test 100 points
Final Exam . 140 points

300 points