Week  Weekly Book Reading                      Supplementary Reading
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 1    Wheelwright, Presocratics                TBA
 2    Wheelwright, Presocratics                TBA
 3    Wheelwright, Presocratics                TBA
 4    Plato, Dialogues                         TBA
 5    Plato, Dialogues                         TBA
 6    Crosby, Quantification                   TBA
 7    Kuhn, Copernican Revolution              TBA
 8    Kuhn, Copernican Revoluation             TBA
 9    Einstein, Relativity                     TBA
10    Einstein, Relativity                     

Week  Zelle (Z) Reading                 Barwise & Etchemendy (BE) Reading
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 1    Ch 1  What is Computer Science    Ch 1  Atomic Sentences
 2    Ch 2  Variables & Assignments     Ch 2  The Logic of Atomic Sentences
 3    Ch 3  Numbers                     Ch 3  The Boolean Connectives
 4    Ch 4  Strings                     Ch 4  The Logic of Boolean Connectives
 5    Ch 5  Graphics and Objects        Ch 5  Methods of Proof for Boolean Logic
 6    Ch 6  Functions                   Ch 6  Formal Proofs and Boolean Logic
 7    Ch 7  Decisions                   Ch 7  Conditionals
 8    Ch 8  Loops & Booleans            Ch 8  The Logic of Conditionals
 9    Ch 9  Simulation & Design         Ch 9  Introduction to Quantification
10                         Review and Reflection

Credit and Evaluation Policy

Credit will be awarded for participating in and completing the entire body of work for the program at a passing level of performance. Credit decisions and evaluations will be based on

• attendance and active participation,
• on-time completion of readings and written assignments, and
• satisfactory performance on all exams and written work.

The quality of your work, the level of your understanding, and the extent of your improvement will be reflected in your evaluation. As a general policy credit will be awarded on an all or none basis, although the faculty reserves the right to make exceptions to that rule. No incompletes will be given.

Attendance is required at all program activities. Failure to attend one third or more of scheduled class meetings or failure to submit one third or more of assigned work is sufficient grounds for loss of credit. Failure to achieve satisfactory results on exams or failure to submit satisfactory written assignments in a timely way is sufficient grounds for loss of credit.

Cumulative portfolios of all written work may be reviewed periodically and are due along with draft self evaluations on Thursday of the last week of classes. Final self evaluations and faculty evaluations on the official evaluation forms are due at your evaluation conference scheduled during week 11 of the quarter.

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