Summer Courses

[Richard T. Hurley]

Just curious as to what courses you woul like to se being offered the
the Computer Science/Studies Program??

Richard

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Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
Peterborough, ON, Canda
K9J 7B8

[Richard T. Hurley]

It shold be a course in English for Computer Science Profs (based on
the grammar and spelling in the above message).

[Bonnie MacKinnon (705)748-1495]

Hmmm, if only he had a better secretary. ;-)

[Brian Hircock]

"Richard T. Hurley" wrote:

> On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, Richard T. Hurley wrote:
>
> > Just curious as to what courses you woul like to se being offered the
> > the Computer Science/Studies Program??
> >
> > Richard
> >
> > ================================================================
> > Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
> > Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
> > Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
> > Peterborough, ON, Canda
> > K9J 7B8
> >
> >
> >
>
> It shold be a course in English for Computer Science Profs (based on
> the grammar and spelling in the above message).
>
> Richard

Hey. spoke fur youself,

Brian

>
> ================================================================
> Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
> Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
> Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
> Peterborough, ON, Canda
> K9J 7B8

[Beez]

Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497 is
supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few more
courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.

Did I make sence?

--Abisaac

Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...

[Ryan Williams]

As an Admin minor I would have to agree with this person!!

Ryan Williams

Beez <asa...@trentu.ca> wrote in message
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[H Sweet]

It would be nice to see the computer math course offered (260), or any
courses that aren't being scheduled in Oshawa the next year 2001/2002.
According to the proposed schedule, 304H won't be brought to Oshawa either,
and it's a required course.

Summer courses at Peterborough are good fillers for the part-time students
in Oshawa.

Just a suggestion

"Richard T. Hurley" <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> wrote in message
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[jda...@ivory.trentu.ca]

I think a few students wouldn't mind seeing CO431H - Computer
Networks offerred this summer. I know that a few of us were
denied for enrollment in that course this year for not having
CO332H as the pre-requisite - but come this summer we will. :)
Although, being that this is my last year at Trent, I will
miss out. :(

j.

In article <Pine.GSO.4.05.100100...@holler.trentu.ca>, "Richard T. Hurley" <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> writes:

[Scott L Bouchard]

I would like to see 230 and 260 offered over the summer. I'm
trying to catch up with other 3rd year students, as I have switched
majors and need those courses to be able to take a proper 3rd year
course load.

"Richard T. Hurley" wrote:
>
> Just curious as to what courses you woul like to se being offered the
> the Computer Science/Studies Program??
>
> Richard
>
> ================================================================
> Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
> Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
> Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
> Peterborough, ON, Canda
> K9J 7B8

--
Scott L Bouchard

[Andy Chen]

I agree too, but it might be way too early for me to start thinking about
400 courses... :)

Andy

"Ryan Williams" <ryan.w...@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:G1urD9.AB...@news.trentu.ca...

> As an Admin minor I would have to agree with this person!!
>
> Ryan Williams
>
>
> Beez <asa...@trentu.ca> wrote in message
> news:G1u7IB.FF...@news.trentu.ca...
> > Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
> > implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497
> is
> > supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few
> more
> > courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.
> >
> > Did I make sence?
> >
> > --Abisaac
> >
> > Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...

[Jon Drew]

I would agree, courses tied in with admin would be good... but i guess thats
why they have business schools.
Anything management/ computers I think would be a popular class, espeacally
Admin majors and computer majors looking into management or owning a
business. I think that makes sence...

Jon Drew

[Jeremy Lefebrve]

Nice to see that Richard found a language he has problems programming
in.....

Jeremy

"Richard T. Hurley" <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> wrote in message
news:Pine.GSO.4.05.100100...@holler.trentu.ca...

> On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, Richard T. Hurley wrote:
>

> > Just curious as to what courses you woul like to se being offered the
> > the Computer Science/Studies Program??
> >
> > Richard
> >
> > ================================================================
> > Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
> > Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
> > Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
> > Peterborough, ON, Canda
> > K9J 7B8
> >
> >
> >
>
>

> It shold be a course in English for Computer Science Profs (based on
> the grammar and spelling in the above message).
>

[A Holden]

304 is a must so that I can graduate next year.

Thanks
Andrew

[Richard T. Hurley]

On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Beez wrote:

> Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
> implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497 is
> supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few more
> courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.

We are only looking at courses that already exist. My question should
have been, what COSC?COST courses from the 2000/01 Academic Calender
would you like to see CSP put on in the summer.

Thanks,
Richard

>
> Did I make sence?
>
> --Abisaac
>
> Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...

[Ryan Williams]

Richard T. Hurley <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> wrote in message
news:Pine.GSO.4.05.100100...@holler.trentu.ca...

> On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Beez wrote:
>
> > Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
> > implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497
is
> > supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few
more
> > courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.
>
> We are only looking at courses that already exist. My question should
> have been, what COSC?COST courses from the 2000/01 Academic Calender
> would you like to see CSP put on in the summer.

BUT DON'T YOU THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA ANYWAY??????

[Jon Drew]

I don't know yet what courses would be good because I have not failed them
yet...

Probably 230 for sure! Ahh toss in a 202 also

JD

Richard T. Hurley <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> wrote in message
news:Pine.GSO.4.05.100100...@holler.trentu.ca...
> On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Beez wrote:
>
> > Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
> > implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497
is
> > supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few
more
> > courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.
>
> We are only looking at courses that already exist. My question should
> have been, what COSC?COST courses from the 2000/01 Academic Calender
> would you like to see CSP put on in the summer.
>

[Rhys Yorke]

Well, as I will most likely take 102H in the winter semester, I would
definately like to see 104H offered in the summer.

"Richard T. Hurley" wrote:
>
> Just curious as to what courses you woul like to se being offered the
> the Computer Science/Studies Program??
>
> Richard
>
> ================================================================
> Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
> Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
> Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
> Peterborough, ON, Canda
> K9J 7B8

--
Rhys Yorke

[Beez]

Thanks for the support Ryan Williams...

--beez

>> We are only looking at courses that already exist. My question should
>> have been, what COSC?COST courses from the 2000/01 Academic Calender
>> would you like to see CSP put on in the summer.
>

>BUT DON'T YOU THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA ANYWAY??????
>
>
>>

>> Thanks,
>> Richard
>>
>> >
>> > Did I make sence?
>> >
>> > --Abisaac
>> >
>> > Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...

[Beez]

Sorry, i just expanded on your question..... i thought it was a good
idea... looks like atleast one other person agrees with me... maybe there is
some interest there?

--beez

Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...

>On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Beez wrote:
>
>> Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
>> implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497
is
>> supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few
more
>> courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.
>

>We are only looking at courses that already exist. My question should
>have been, what COSC?COST courses from the 2000/01 Academic Calender
>would you like to see CSP put on in the summer.
>

[Richard T. Hurley]

On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Beez wrote:

> Sorry, i just expanded on your question..... i thought it was a good
> idea... looks like atleast one other person agrees with me... maybe there is
> some interest there?

I think it is a good idea also but unfortunately it won't happen
during the summer :-)

>
> --beez
>
>
> Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...
> >On Tue, 3 Oct 2000, Beez wrote:
> >
> >> Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
> >> implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what 496,497
> is
> >> supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a few
> more
> >> courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.
> >
> >We are only looking at courses that already exist. My question should
> >have been, what COSC?COST courses from the 2000/01 Academic Calender
> >would you like to see CSP put on in the summer.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Richard
> >
> > >
> >> Did I make sence?
> >>
> >> --Abisaac
> >>
>
>
>
>
>

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[Richard T. Hurley]

On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Rhys Yorke wrote:

> Well, as I will most likely take 102H in the winter semester, I would
> definately like to see 104H offered in the summer.

CO102/104 are a given

>
>
>
> "Richard T. Hurley" wrote:
> >
> > Just curious as to what courses you woul like to se being offered the
> > the Computer Science/Studies Program??
> >
> > Richard
> >

> > ================================================================
> > Richard Hurley voice: 705-748-1542
> > Chair, Computer Science/Studies fax: 705-748-1006
> > Trent University email: rhu...@trentu.ca
> > Peterborough, ON, Canda
> > K9J 7B8
>

> --
> Rhys Yorke

[Beez]

>I think it is a good idea also but unfortunately it won't happen

>during the summer :-)

well thats good that you atleast think its a good idea to join computer
studies with Admin in some sort of e-commerce set of courses... i think it
woudl really benefit the future Admin and C/S students..

[John Collinson]

So, what exactly would you define as an e-commerce course?

Is this a business course on how to use the internet as an effective
business tool?
How to make money on the net?
.com startup 101?

The term e-commerce is such a broad term that I think that it would need to
be focused before you could teach a course on it.

Comments?

John Collinson '90

"Andy Chen" <xc...@trentu.ca> wrote in message
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> I agree too, but it might be way too early for me to start thinking about
> 400 courses... :)
>
> Andy
>
>
> "Ryan Williams" <ryan.w...@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:G1urD9.AB...@news.trentu.ca...
> > As an Admin minor I would have to agree with this person!!
> >
> > Ryan Williams
> >
> >

> > Beez <asa...@trentu.ca> wrote in message
> > news:G1u7IB.FF...@news.trentu.ca...

> > > Maybe with a joint with the admin dept, e-commerce courses could be
> > > implemented for the computer studies stream... i know thast what
496,497
> > is

> > > supposed to be accounting for right? but i was thinking.. like.. a
few
> > more
> > > courses. May allow more crossover from C/S to Admin.
> > >

> > > Did I make sence?
> > >
> > > --Abisaac
> > >

> > > Richard T. Hurley wrote in message ...

[Sieru Efrem]

Same here!

A Holden wrote:

> 304 is a must so that I can graduate next year.
>
> Thanks
> Andrew
>
> "Richard T. Hurley" wrote:
>

[xi...@home.com]

This is what the course calendar considers an 'e-commerce' course...

Computer Studies 497H - Special topic: Advanced topics in
information systems: e-commerce

Corporate information systems are merging with web technology to
enable organizations to compete in a knowledge-based economy. To
explore new developments, the major part of the course focuses on
project management and project work, including multimedia know-how
for e-marketers. A real e-commerce application will be created and
released live on the Web. Prerequisite: Computer Studies 262H.
Recommended: Computer Studies 496H.

[H Sweet]

Richard,
I had mentioned it might be nice to see 260 offered this summer, but I just
realized I need math 110 or math 135 as a prerequisite. (I will only have
math 105 and 155 by the summer)

Might it be possible to find out what the math dept is bringing down this
summer, if anything?
Math 135 hasn't been offered at Durham yet, could this be a possible summer
course?

Hannah

[Richard T. Hurley]

On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, H Sweet wrote:

> Richard,
> I had mentioned it might be nice to see 260 offered this summer, but I just
> realized I need math 110 or math 135 as a prerequisite. (I will only have
> math 105 and 155 by the summer)

It is a Math course and they wuld have to choose to offer it.

>
> Might it be possible to find out what the math dept is bringing down this
> summer, if anything?
> Math 135 hasn't been offered at Durham yet, could this be a possible summer
> course?

Again, please direct to Skip Maxwell (eama...@trentu.ca). It would
have more emphasis coming from a student.

>
> Hannah

[H Sweet]

thanks, have sent email to Skip

"Richard T. Hurley" <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> wrote in message

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[Jon Drew]

What about 350? AI intel and Artificial Life

Jon Drew

[Ryan Williams]

I think that I would also be interested in COST 350...

Ryan

Jon Drew <drew...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Nicky Hazard]

Richard/Bonnie...

My choices for summer would depend on whether you are able to offer a single
major general degree in computer studies/science yet.. Any news?
If so, what courses are required in order to graduate?

Thanks

Nicky.

[Jon Drew]

They are all in your TRENT book... tell you what you need etc

JD

Nicky Hazard <haz...@attcanada.ca> wrote in message
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[H Sweet]

The single major general degree is not in the book, it is still under
consideration by the school.
Trent, at this time, only offers a single major Honours degree (4 years).
The requirements will be different for a 3 year general degree (if it goes
through).

H.S.

"Jon Drew" <drew...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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[Nicky Hazard]

My point exactly.

Nicky.

H Sweet <hsw...@trentu.ca> wrote in message
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[Jon Drew]

opps my bad

JD

Nicky Hazard <haz...@attcanada.ca> wrote in message

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[Sieru Efrem]

I am heavily reliying on the availablity of co304 in the summer if I am to
graduate next year. My other choice would be to take co304 togther with co400 next
year, which I don't think is allowed.

"Richard T. Hurley" wrote:

> On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Nicky Hazard wrote:
>
> >
> > Bonnie MacKinnon (705)748-1495 <bmack...@ivory.trentu.ca> wrote in message
> > news:G324Ks.8p...@news.trentu.ca...
> > >. 1 additional credit in Computer Studies (COST)
> >
> >
> > Thanks, Bonnie.
> >
> > Will COST101H still be regarded as part of the computer studies component,
> > if the general degree goes through?
>
> COST101H or COSC151H do not count as one of the required courses for
> any BSc degree in Computer Science or Studies. It does count towards
> the 20 credits for a honours or 15 for a general. That is, is does
> count towards your degree (just not your major requirements).
>
> COCOST101H or COSC151H does count towards the major requirements for
> BA degrees in Computer Studies.
>
> >
> > So far, my votes for summer courses are cosc/math 260, cosc 340 and cosc 332
> > :)
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Nicky

[Richard T. Hurley]

On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Sieru Efrem wrote:

> I am heavily reliying on the availablity of co304 in the summer if I am to
> graduate next year. My other choice would be to take co304 togther with co400 next
> year, which I don't think is allowed.

COSC304H is on the list of summer courses

[???]

Is there a final list made up yet if not what is currently on it???

Richard T. Hurley <rhu...@holler.trentu.ca> wrote in message

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[Richard T. Hurley]

On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, ??? wrote:

> Is there a final list made up yet if not what is currently on it???

These were the courses that we submitted to JBC to be included in the
summer schedule. There is no guarentee that they will be offerred as
JBC has the final say. In the past however, JBC has offerred the
courses we suggested. The second main issue is that a course has to
have >= 12 students before it is offerred (even if it is in the
schedule). Classes with less students are cancelled. Be proactive if
there is a particular course you are looking for.

Peterborough:
COSC102H
COSC104H
COSC151H
COSC202H
COSC355H
COST350H
COSC304H

Oshawa:
COST261H

[jody melville / rob hercia]

As we had discussed earlier, I will need to take 202h.
This is necessary for me to graduate at the end of my second year.