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Computers
171029
COMPUTER 5 INTRO TO COMPUTER INFO SYS
Computer 5 is a course intended to introduce students to the science of
data/information processing. Students will learn how computer systems work, and
how they are used in society in general and in business in particular. This
course discusses the theory, concepts and terminology used in computer
information systems today. Students will learn to use a microcomputer system,
how to write some very simple programs, and how to use some important
applications software packages, a word processing, spreadsheet and database
program.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: Keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm.
171025
COMPUTER 6
Programming
Fundamentals – Programming in VB.NET
The class is designed to teach how to use the VB.NET programming language to
write Object-Oriented program to solve business problem. Topics included are:
fundamental concepts of computer science, math and logic operations; program
interface design, controls in VB.Net, decision making and loop in a program,
method and procedure, input/output, file operation, exception handling, and
database operations, .
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: COMPUTER 5 or 131 or equivalent college
course with "C" or better (at a minimum COMPUTER 5 or 131 should be taken
concurrently; keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm).
COMPUTER 8 PROGRAMMING
CONCEPTS (JAVA)
Comp008 is designed to teach the most popular Object-Oriented Programming
Language – Java and the essential analysis and programming techniques for
solving business and information technology problems. The topics include
fundamental concepts of computer science with emphasis on programming
methodology and problem solving, basic math and logic operations, data
structures, Object-Oriented programming terminologies, and how to use Java to
solve problems including input/output, file operations, exception handling,
array processing, database management.
171066
COMPUTER 130 INTRO TO PERSONAL COMPUTERS
This course is designed to teach students how to use a computer. Topics include an
introduction to computer concepts, Windows, and word processing, spreadsheet, and database
applications. Most transfer Business students should take Comp 5 instead
of Comp 130; Comp130 is not recommended for students who have completed Comp 5.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: Keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm.
171064
COMPUTER 133 DATABASE PROCESSING
Database processing for microcomputers emphasizes relational database theory as
well as design and implementation. Practical applications will include using the
database software, first to recreate examples from the text, then to design a
database, and last to build an application using the database.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: COMPUTER 130 and 131 or equivalent college courses
with "C" or better; and keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm.
171352
COMPUTER 135 DESKTOP PUBLISHING FOR BUS
This is a basic course in desktop publishing where students will learn the
essentials of design, typography, graphics and text using Aldus PageMaker
Software. Desktop Publishing for Business is the use of a microcomputer based
system to produce publication materials. The materials include sales reports,
project proposals, notices, fliers, office forms, brochures, reports, manuals,
and newsletters. Desktop Publishing is the method to produce masters for
reproduction.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: COMPUTER 130 or equivalent college course with
"C" or better; and ENGLISH 360 or equivalent college course with "C"
or better, or eligibility for ENGLISH 251 determined by COS Placement procedures.
171366
COMPUTER 136 WORD PROCESSING
The course is designed to teach the student the Word processing program. The
pace of the course assumes the student has an entry-level typing skill. This course
requires additional computer time.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: ENGLISH 360 or equivalent college course with
"C" or better, or eligibility for ENGLISH 251 determined by COS Placement
Procedures; computer experience; intermediate keyboarding skills.
171367
COMPUTER 138 SPREADSHEET DESIGN FOR BUS
This course emphasizes the design, creation, and use of spreadsheets for
business applications. Students will learn beginning to advanced features of
microcomputer spreadsheets including basic spreadsheet design and creation;
beginning and advanced spreadsheet formatting; creating and using templates,
macros, and tables; data entry and management; and presentation graphics,
including report generation, creating and customizing graphs, and creating and
running computer slide shows.
Advisory on recommended Preparation: Keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm and microcomputer
experience.
171372
COMPUTER 140 WINDOWS
Computer 140, Operation Systems: Windows is designed to provide the computer
student with a theoretical background to enable him/her to understand the
relationship of WINDOWS to his/her computer. Students will learn how to
use this software productively. The course includes practical applications of
the operating system.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: Keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm
171370
COMPUTER 210 -COMPUTER ACCOUNTING/QuickBooks
This course will teach students to use computer-based accounting packages to handle the
accounting procedures for a business. These packages are usually referred to as
"General Ledger Accounting" packages. This course is an introduction to
accounting applications software for accountants and business managers. Cross listed as: Accounting 210
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: ACCT 201 or 1 or equivalent college course with
"C" or better; and microcomputer experience.
171373
COMPUTER 220 ESSENTIAL COMPUTER CONCEPTS
This beginning course is designed to give the students a basic familiarity with
the personal computer. Topics include what a computer is and how it works, common computer
terminology, and an introduction to using Windows. The course is appropriate for anyone
just starting to use a computer or thinking about buying one.
171381
COMPUTER 227 PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
This course will teach students how to prepare a business presentation using
Presentation software. Students will learn how to create a computerized slide
show as well as speaker outlines/notes and audience handouts.
Advisory on Recommend Preparation: Computer experience and keyboarding speed of 20 cwpm.
171382
COMPUTER 228 INTRO TO WORLD WIDE WEB
This beginning course is designed to give the student a basic familiarity with the World
Wide Web. Topics include a brief history of the Internet and World Wide Web, browsing
through Web pages, searching for and locating appropriate Web pages, and sending and
receiving electronic mail.
171383
COMPUTER 229 WEB PAGE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
This course emphasizes the design and creation of Web pages. After an
introduction to the Internet and World Wide Web, students will learn how to use
a Web publishing software program, such as Adobe Dreamweaver, to create
professional-looking Web pages.
Advisory on Recommended Preparation: Experience with Windows.
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Last updated: March 16, 2010