OCW/Self Learning Track Guidelines
MIT-AITI, Ghana-2004, Team
G-Unit
A supplement to the Java and
EntrepreneurshipGhana-2004
Course Syllabus
OCW
Course
Hours
The MIT-AITI Java and Entrepreneurship course
is held Monday
through Friday June 14–
Attendance
This is an intensive 6 week, summer school
course.
Each student registered for the MIT-AITI course is expected to be in
class
everyday. OCW attendance is mandatory. If you miss a quiz or check-off
day then
it is an automatic 0. Also, new announcements are made everyday and you
must be
in class to hear the announcements.
OCW Groups and
Java Books
|
Group 1
Alpha |
Group 2
Polus |
Group 3
Code Warriors |
Group 4
Paradox |
|
Leader:
Raymond Timothy Adanu Paa-Kwesi
Constancio Gadagbui Erasmus
Achianor Robert Mensah Emil Komla
Noamesi |
Leader: Dedon Momo Kromah Paul Dogbe Alexander Badu Thomas Addo Zutah Johnson Obong |
Leader: Alex Antwi Adam Habibu Alfred Adusei Barimah Desmond Kumi Andrew Quartey |
Leader: Joseph
Appiah Jnr Sallia Joluma
Fawundu Joseph Anertey
Anteson Yaw Osafo Adjei Dennis Abilba |
** The leader
for each
group is responsible for the whereabouts of all the books everyday. At
the end
of the course all book must be returned. If a book is not returned,
then the
responsible group will be fined the cost of the book.
Grading
(Checking off) Labs
The OCW Labs will be checked-off twice a week
on Wednesday
and Friday. The Wednesday check-off will be to record the final grades
for
Monday-Tuesday labs. The Friday check-off will be to record the final
grades
for the Wednesday through Friday labs. Solutions for the labs will be
given out
on Wed. and Friday. Report card with your current grade status will be
delivered periodically through the summer. If you have any questions on
your
grades please see any of the MIT-AITI team members.
**Daily Review Sessions
and Getting
Help
Each day one OCW student will lead a review
of the
topic. This student must prepare for this at least one day prior to the
review
session. The must be approved by an MIT-AITI member prior to the
lecture. The
review sessions will be included as a part of the OCW track final grade. Help
will be available on a daily basis by MIT-AITI team members. During
this time,
the student preparing for the next day’s review session should meet
with the
MIT-AITI team member in order to check content and to provide feedback.
Exams
and Quizzes
A quiz will be given once each week. In
general the
quiz will fall on either a Monday or Tuesday and cover the previous
week’s
material. The quizzes will be given from
All OCW students will be
taking Exam 1 and Exam 2 on the same day as the non-OCW track. The
exams will
be the same and cover the same material. OCW students should be in the
Chemistry Computer Lab for the review sessions. On exam day the OCW
students
should report to the Chemistry Computer Lab for the exam.
Final
Project
The final project guidelines will be the same
as the
non-OCW track. However, the OCW students are encouraged to use advanced
Java
Swing concepts, JSP, and beyond. An OCW student may propose his/her own
final
project. If a student proposes a project, a 2-paged general description
of the
project must be written up and submitted to an MIT-AITI team member for
approval.