Points for each assignment

1. HW1 2 points per exercise, plus 3 points for general issues (layout, organization, citations, reference list): 15 points.
   Do the exercises at the end of chapters 1 and 2 of [B]. Due date: Thursday, January 26, 2017.
   • Your homework essay must be typed, double-spaced, in 12-point font. The essay, in total, must be no longer than two pages. Please type the questions as well as your answers.
   • Please turn in hard copy, but save the source file, because you may be asked to submit an electronic version later.
   • For question 1 on p.15, provide only one occurrence and why you think it should have been included.
   • For question 2 on p.15, provide only one example of each of the two kinds and explain why they meet the conditions of the question.
   • For question 3 on p.15, provide only one kind of problem and explain why the computer has raised a unique dilemma.
2. (HW2) Attend the SET career fair on Wednesday, February 1. Register on JobMate. Prepare or update your resume. Turn in a one-page report of your visit to the Career Fair, a statement that you registered on JobMate, and a copy of your resume on Thursday, February 2, 2012. Total: 5 points for visit report, 1 point for JobMate statement, 4 points for resume: total 10 points.
3. (HW3) Do the exercises at the end of chapter 3 of [B]. Due date: Thursday, February 9, 2012. A one-and-a-half page paper (roughly half a page per question) is expected. Total: 10 points.
4. (HW4) Do the exercises at the end of chapters 6 and 7 of [B]. Each exercise is worth 5 points. Total: 10 points.
5. (HW5) Do exercises 1 and 4 at the end of chapter 9 of [B]. Each exercise is worth 5 points. Total: 10 points.
6. (HW6) Choose a topic of professional interest that includes a non-trivial ethical issue from ACM TechNews archives. Prepare a 5-slide PowerPoint presentation in which (1) you summarize the topic (with appropriate references), (2) you apply the 8-step ethical decision-making process to the problem, (3) you apply the ACM Code or the ACM/IEEE-CS Code. The PowerPoint presentation is due by 11:55pm on April 11. It must be submitted using the departmental dropbox. All students should be prepared for presentation on April 12. Some students will be asked to present in class on April 12; others on April 19, the last day of class. Total: 5 points.