BMATWT 452 - Building Materials Computing
 

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Please submit all assignments via e-mail to the instructor Dave Damery unless instructed otherwise. All homework will be due at the start of class on the date indicated.

Homework

Module Assignments

Exam Study Sheets

Term Project

Homework Assignments (10 points unless noted)

HA 1 - Signature File - Due February 7

HA 2 - Estimating Spreadsheets - Due February 13

HA 3 - Energy Efficiency Item Write-up -Due Mar 8

HA 4 - Energy 10 Ex. 1-4 - Due Mar 29

HA 5 - Web Page Authoring Practice - Due Apr 3

HA 6 - Beta Testing eCommerce Website Usability - Due Apr 26

HA 7 - LINUX Assignment - Due May 8

HA 8 - More Spreadsheet Practice - Due May 10

 

NOT YET ASSIGNED - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

 

 

 

HA - Website Promotion - Due

 

 

HA - Estimating Software Demo - Due

 

 

Sample - Final Assignment Due

Graded Module Assignments  

Due Date
  • Module 1 - Take-off & bid Spreadsheet
    •      		February 22, 2007
  • Module 2 - Energy Efficiency Project
    •      		April 3, 2007
  • Module 3 - Marketing
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    Exam Study Sheets

    Exam 1 - Email, Spreadsheets, Estimating and Bidding

    Exam 2 - Passive Solar Design, Internet Technology, Web Design

    Exam 3 - PDAs, Website Management and Marketing, Open Source, Product Search and Pricing

     

    TERM PROJECT - Business to Business Website Design

  • Description and Term Project Requirements

    Term Project Presentation Schedule

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    Building Materials and Wood Technology
    Department of Natural Resources Conservation
    College of Natural Resources and the Environment
    University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

     

    		   
                 

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