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Hi my fellow students!
I am Edwin Saujana and I am glad to be your lecture for this semester. I wish to contribute in making your journey through this course a productive and enjoyable one
I am available for personal consultation from Monday to Friday, off-teaching class, but also feel free to post your queries on E-Learning Center General Discussion Forum anytime. My phone number is +62 818 0880 5555 and my email is edwin.saujana@inti.ac.id.
Hello students. My name is Andriani Susanti and I am your lecturer for September - December 2010 session.. Each week the module slides and a discussion topic will be posted here. I monitor the board on a regular basis. Please do not hesitate to post your say to the relevant discussion forum. I hope you enjoy the semester. Contact details: Room: HOC Office e-mail: andriani.susanti@inti.ac.id Phone: +62 21 5654969 (ext.131)
This is a basic course in statistics, with emphasis placed on descriptive statistics, probability and probability distributions. Descriptive statistics covers organizing, presenting, and summarizing data. In the area of probability, the following topics are covered: mutually exclusive events, exhaustive events, independent events, conditional probability and Bayes’ Theorem. Lastly the following topics are covered in probability distribution: discrete random variables, binomial distribution, and normal distribution
This unit provides students with the basic knowledge of information processing cycle, hardware, software and communications components, E-Commerce, and various types of networks.
Fin210 focuses on: 1. Time value of money 2. Budgeting 3. Forecasting 4. Agency theory 5. Inventory management 6. etc. (come to the class and check it yourself)
This course provides the students with the background information on how organizations work with relation to understanding individual behaviors. It deals with early management theories, which serves to explain how they have influenced organization system and design. Topics on motivational factors, communication, leadership issues and organizational culture & environment are also included.Edit summary
This course is designed for students new to the subject of marketing. It introduces students to the various principles and concepts in marketing and prepares them for more specialized courses.
The course begins with a survey of the broad aspects of communication, including types of communication, basic concept, basic theories and models. It then traces the history and role of different mass medias.
This course introduces the configuration and classification of computer hardware, I/O devices, communications and network, functions of operating systems and elementary programming methodÂology. It also includes practical use of application packages.
This course provides the students with the background information on how organisations work. It deals with early management theories which serve to explain how they have influenced organisations structure. Areas covered include the four functions of management - planning, organising, leading and controlling.
This unit covers the basic of information processing cycle, hardware, software and communications components. The impact of IT is discussed in relation to ethical and privacy issues of IT professionals.
This course is aimed as an introductory course in multimedia. It aids in the understanding of the practical uses of multimedia as well as how multimedia titles are developed. It also provides a comprehensive study of multimedia which covers areas from effective design of multimedia system to copyright, privacy and censorship issues.
CSCI114 introduces the procedural approach to program design and implementation. Covers basic language constructs for defining variables of built-in types, flow control constructs and simple I/O. Explores functional decomposition as a design technique, and the implementation of functions. Introduces simple user-defined data types and aggregates.
ECTE182 introduces students to the fundamentals of computer communications. These fundamentals are then used to outline the Internet Architecture and describe its key components. Following this, the operation of the World Wide Web (WWW) will be detailed.
This subject provides an introduction to the process of design and analysis of software. Students will receive a formal introduction to the design process and techniques, followed by the opportunity to use modern design techniques to address real-world problems. A range of modern techniques and tools will be covered, in particular UML.
This subject provides a framework for understanding and developing the necessary skills to successfully undertake the major third year software project. The subject provides an introduction to the practical aspects of the development of a software application following a well defined process. Students will gain experience in the software development cycle, including requirements, design, and implementation, and also learn to exploit implementation support technologies. Assignments will provide experience of structured development work in a small group setting. The implementation language used in illustrations and assignments is C++.
This subject provides students with a hands-on introduction to the use of computers for developing models of three-dimensional objects and viewing them in 3D as still images and animations. Topics covered include basic modelling primitives, from polygons to spline surfaces; tools to modify simple objects; surfacing concepts such as textures and bump maps; basic lighting of scenes; the animation process including key frames, articulated structures, camera movement and morphing; lighting effects such as volumetrics and radiosity. The subject uses the industry standard software package LightWave.
Introduction to computer representation of lines and points; mathematical models; transformations in 2 and 3 dimensions; homogeneous coordinate systems; fill algorithms; solid modelling; hidden line and surface algorithms; lighting models; and current trends.
