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On this page, you will find the subjects I am teaching with the syllabi and the assignments.

Computer Lab Rules

This is a 4 semester sequence course which deals with the theories behind network design, installation, administration and maintenance of computer newtorks. Content is delivered via the internet under the guidance of the local instructors. There is a major "hands-on" component. Syllabus Assignments

Web Publishing

Students will learn techniques to create what is most enjoyed throughout the web: Flash animated web sites. This course will cover basic animation, motion tweening, complex animations, and buttons. Student's work will be published on the school websites. Learn what is currently considered to be the most important revolution in web design. Syllabus Assignments Students' Websites

Chinese I is a year-long course. No prior knowledge of Chinese is required. The purpose of this course is to develop students' basic communicative skills and knowledge of the Chinese language and Chinese culture. In this course, students will learn the vocabulary, grammar, sentences and expressions that can be applied to the elementary conversational topics. They will learn how to read and write Chinese characters. They will also learn how to interact with the Chinese people in different fields. ChineseCulture Assignments Noble Ecxhange China Trip 2013

AP Java

Programming Language

This class provides a comprehensive look at programming techniques and the thought processes of a programmer. By the course end the students will be able to understand procedural programming – control structures, functions, arrays, and pointers – before objects. They will also be able to to write programs, build programmable robots and solve complex problems. This course is open to all students with an interest in programming or an interest in learning how to refine their thought processes in problem solving. Students will use Starting Out with C++ as the textbook. Syllabus Assignment

College of Engineering at Boston University holds a Design Competition for high school students on the first Sunday in June every year. This is an exciting opportunity for you to apply your skills and compete for valuable tuition scholarships. The prizes are $5000 per year for four years for the first-place team, $2500 person year for four years for the second-place team and $100 gift certificate for the third-place team. 2006 BU Design Competition Slideshow

Web Design Club