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Holiday Greetings |
Courtesy of Angela W.
Pokemon@canada.com |
Wayne State University
College of Lifelong Learning
Interdisciplinary Studies Program
Fall, 1999
http://www.cll.wayne.edu/isp/drbowen/internet |
eCommerce: Using the Web to Find and Service
Customers
AGS 3360 Section 986 Call Number 99882
or ISP 5500 Section 982 Call Number 90569 |
Computers, the Internet, and Society
AGS 3340 Section 981 Call Number 96771
or ISP 5990 Section 982 Call Number 98339 |
Last updated: 12/18/99
Instructor's home page (David R. Bowen)
Welcome to the web site for...
AGS 3360
eCommerce: Using the Web to Find and Service Customers
and
AGS 3340
Computers, the Internet and Society
for the
Fall 1999 Semester
Announcements:
- Online grade reports working as of 11/25/99. Check with David
Bowen if you need to be reminded of your password for this system.
- See eCommerce Agenda for sixth class
for information on viruses, virus protection and anti-virus web sites
This is the "jump page" for these courses. A "jump
page" mainly contains links to other topics.
Here are the major topics on this page:
Policies, assignments, course
meetings
- AGS 3340: Computers, the Internet, and Society
- AGS 3360: eCommerce: Using the Web to Find and Service Customers
Online tools
Information about the class and
participants
Lectures and further information
from other sources
- for both classes...
- The Internet in the news October (last updated 10/25/99)
- Agenda for class 1 (September 8) Updated on 9/14 to show what
was actually covered.
- for Computers, the Internet, and Society...
- Agenda for second class on 9/22 (Computers, the Internet, and
Society only)
- Social issues for Essays
- Standards for Essays
- Essay 2: This essay should have the same length and form as Essay 1 (five pages with
header, title, introduction, body and conclusion). For the topic, pick either The Lexus
and the Olive Tree or Release 2.1, and choose any two of the topics for Quiz 1, topics for
Quiz 2 and Topics for Final Exam (see links above under Course
Policies). Integrate these two topics into a single subject for your essay. Be sure to
tell me in the header at the beginning of your essay, which book and which topics you are
writing on.
- Agenda for third class on 10/13 (Computers, the Internet, and
Society only)
- Agenda for fourth class on 11/3 (Computers, the Internet, and
Society only)
- Agenda for fifth class on 12/1 (Computers, the Internet, and
Society only)
- Database download for in-class work on Access on 12/1
(WebLog.mdb)
If you get a dialog for opening Access from this link,
Cancel. You should then get the Save As... dialog. Remember where you saved it to, so you
can open it later. If your Browser tries to change the file extension, make sure that it
remains .mdb
- for eCommerce: Using the Web to Find and Service
Customers...
Course descriptions
General ISP and WSU information