Y395 Syllabus Fall 2014 1st8 MONDAY
INFO Y395 SYLLABUS
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
FOR INFORMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJORS
FALL SEMESTER – 1st 8 WEEKS 2014
MONDAY - 1:00 PM to 2:15 PM
INFORMATICS WEST, ROOM 109
Instructor
Associate Instructors
Office Location:
Kerri Campbell
Career Services Office
Informatics East Building – Room 110
Emily Miller milleemi@indiana.edu Office Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
By Appointment http://www.soic.indiana.edu/career/index.shtml Craig Harkness harknesc@indiana.edu Phone
812-855-7721
Young Suk Lee yaltieri@indiana.edu Email Address: kc26@indiana.edu Course Website https://oncourse.iu.edu/portal/site/FA14-BL-INFO-Y395-36021 INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE COURSE
Upon successful completion of the course, every student should:
Understand the job/internship search timeline and the career resources available through the School of Informatics and Computing
Understand the importance of and have written a high quality resume
Be able to effectively navigate a career fair and an interview
Have the ability to effectively communicate both technical and non-technical strengths to employers, both in an informal networking setting and a formal interview setting
Additionally, every informatics and computer science student should understand the importance of pursuing relevant technical and non-technical experiences to put on their resume in order to be a well-rounded job seeker. This can be achieved through part-time jobs, internships, volunteerism, co-curricular activities, technical training workshops, and maintaining a high GPA (above 3.0 is strongly recommended).
As a primary goal of the course is to teach students professional development, expectations for student behavior and communication are no different from that of a professional work environment.
ATTENDANCE
Attendance is required for all class sessions. Attendance is also required for two outside of class meetings which include; 1) the resume critique meeting and 2) the mock interview/job search
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
FOR INFORMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJORS
FALL SEMESTER – 1st 8 WEEKS 2014
MONDAY - 1:00 PM to 2:15 PM
INFORMATICS WEST, ROOM 109
Instructor
Associate Instructors
Office Location:
Kerri Campbell
Career Services Office
Informatics East Building – Room 110
Emily Miller milleemi@indiana.edu Office Hours:
Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
By Appointment http://www.soic.indiana.edu/career/index.shtml Craig Harkness harknesc@indiana.edu Phone
812-855-7721
Young Suk Lee yaltieri@indiana.edu Email Address: kc26@indiana.edu Course Website https://oncourse.iu.edu/portal/site/FA14-BL-INFO-Y395-36021 INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE COURSE
Upon successful completion of the course, every student should:
Understand the job/internship search timeline and the career resources available through the School of Informatics and Computing
Understand the importance of and have written a high quality resume
Be able to effectively navigate a career fair and an interview
Have the ability to effectively communicate both technical and non-technical strengths to employers, both in an informal networking setting and a formal interview setting
Additionally, every informatics and computer science student should understand the importance of pursuing relevant technical and non-technical experiences to put on their resume in order to be a well-rounded job seeker. This can be achieved through part-time jobs, internships, volunteerism, co-curricular activities, technical training workshops, and maintaining a high GPA (above 3.0 is strongly recommended).
As a primary goal of the course is to teach students professional development, expectations for student behavior and communication are no different from that of a professional work environment.
ATTENDANCE
Attendance is required for all class sessions. Attendance is also required for two outside of class meetings which include; 1) the resume critique meeting and 2) the mock interview/job search