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All course materials are open on the first day of class for the quarter, and you are expected to start work immediately. Please read the assignments carefully. There are many parts to the assignments for each module in this course. ALL parts must be completed by the published due date. Assignments Your responses to this and all other assignments will be graded for college-level writing. Spelling and grammar errors will result in deductions. Late submissions are accepted but points will be deducted unless you get an extension from the instructor prior to the due date. Complete and thoughtful replies that demonstrate original thinking and personal experience will receive full credit. For more information, see Discussion Participation Read the Syllabus - CIS 2 Computers and the Internet in Society. There is a lot of important information in the syllabus. Submit I have read the Syllabus. Review the Online Education Center resources on the Online Education pages and complete the Online Education Center Orientation. Read the 20 Basic Rules For Digital Citizenship. This is a good summary of appropriate online behavior in general, and for online courses, specifically.

Media Readings, videos, pictures, diagrams, podcasts, animations,... There is no textbook for this course. There are selected Media - articles, videos, pictures, diagrams, podcasts,... listed as resources for each module. You don't need to study them all. Browse through SEVERAL and find 2-3 to review in detail. Or find your own... SOCIETY Mapped: North America's Biggest Tech Talent Hubs As emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing become increasingly mainstream, the demand for skilled developers, engineers, scientists, and other tech workers is more...