Module Placement: A course in computer science, library science, liberal arts
Updating two existing layouts and creating an entirely new one,Ī.4 Designing and Implementing a Spreadsheet-Based Home Budget. Assets in several different accounts, andĭata entry will be facilitated by pop-up menus. Several means of contact with the client,. The shell should be designed to allow students to focus on the meaningful and important aspects of the assignment. A rich user interface that includes buttons, icons, and background colors, and that serves to integrate the layouts in the database. Buttons that have already been linked to their associated scripts and. 
Script stubs, so that students need only complete the meaningful part of the scripts. Both fully completed layouts and partially completed ones to get students started. Some of the fields, preconfigured, that the database relies on. Teaching assistants should begin the project and provide a database shell, which includes the following information: Besides designing the user interface, students will also be doing other database tasks, such as designing layouts, creating fields, writing simple scripts, and working with queries and sorts. An example of a successful user interface should be provided to students. One of the main parts of this assignment will be to create an attractive, consistent, and intuitive user interface. With the rapid growth of information and the proliferation of the Internet, databases will become an even more important part of day-to-day life. They simplify organization and retrieval of the data and become more powerful and useful as data sets grow larger. Milestones should be established for each task of the project.īackground: Databases are a useful way of storing related information. Pedagogy: Students will use technology in the design process: e.g., word-processing and presentation software, e-mail, the World Wide Web, spreadsheets, system design (flow chart) software, and databases. Project Add-ons: Students should research and recommend security and privacy measures for the program. Students should also make a presentation to the hospital board ideally the latter would include representatives from a local hospital, a school of public health, and a private computer science firm. Students' written report should include a budget, staffing requirements, and implementation schedule, including specifications for staff training. Students should be given data on community size, current case loads, and so on. 
A variety of individuals express concern about various aspects of the different programs, including issues of equity, confidentiality, and "family values" (education and sexual activity). Decisions include allocation of financial and staff resources among and within the three programs.
The community health director wants to evaluate the three programs continuously so that he/she can make them more cost-effective while reducing the incidence of HIV in the community. Milestones should be established for each task of the project.īackground: The community hospital is running education, prevention, and treatment programs for HIV (and maybe other sexually transmitted diseases). Students will use technology in the design process: e.g., word-processing and presentation software, e-mail, the World Wide Web, spreadsheets, and even computer-aided design and manufacturing tools to design the store. The project will extend over a period of approximately eight to ten weeks, with the final week devoted to student reflection on lessons learned and possible applications to other business ventures. Pedagogy: Students will work in teams of four. Project Add-ons: Students could also consider possible changes to their product line as new technologies become available. The store's emphasis will be on selling to first-time buyers looking for a computer for their home or for a very small business. The bank, which has financed most of the mall, will select the applicants who present the best business plan. Teams of four should apply for the space by creating a business plan that could be used to apply for a bank loan. All of this should be discussed in the business plan.ĭelivery: A CD-ROM or Web site providing a project scenario electronicallyīackground: A shopping mall would like to fill a commercial opening with a computer store.
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