Jay Fuller - Cullman / Mobile Alabama

With the advent of Information Technology labs at the school, students now have the ability to take notes on computer in class, without the need for real time notebook paper and pen. I started this fad with my opening series of computer programming classes (at the time known as cis140-cis142). Now, quite a few students have taken up this hobby.

My class notes are publicly available as follows. Most of this information is very interesting to say the least, and it is also a good range of information in which information technologists are being trained in.

Advanced Databases	ITE 370
Human Computer Interface (New)	ITE 474
Introduction to Information Technology I	ITE 271
Introduction to Information Technology II	ITE 272
Multimedia Production	ITE 380
Needs Assessment & Technology Evaluation	ITE 480
Network Administration	ITE 382
Operating Systems	CIS 322
NOTE: Do not take this OS class under Dr. Line!!
Publishing for the WWW	ITE 375
Software Engineering (New)	CIS 231
Website Management	ITE 385
Windows Programming (Visual Basic)	ITE 285

Programming Concepts / Problem Solving (C++) I	CIS 140
Programming Concepts / Problem Solving (C++) II	CIS 141
Programming Concepts / Problem Solving (C++) III	CIS 142
Programming Concepts / Problem Solving (Java) I	CIS 120

Note: Some file formats are "wri" - which is windows write 3.1 format. Windows 95's "WORDPAD" will open these files.

Yvonne Totty, another fellow Information Technologist, also keeps very good notes in her "virtual backback". You may follow this link to get to her collection of notes.