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Computer Information Systems — CIS
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CIS
100 Introduction to Computers
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (3 pds: 3 lec.)
Programs: ABUS, CRT-OAP
GenEd: AGEC/Other(Computer),
AAS(Computer), CRT(Computer)
Introduction to computer information
systems. Includes components of a
computer system, problem solving and
program development concepts, system
development concepts, application of
information technology and computer
ethics and security. Also includes
applied problem solving using
a spreadsheet tool such as MS Excel.
CIS 121
Web Publishing
Prerequisite(s): CIS 100 or consent
of instructor
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (3 pds: 3 lec.)
Programs: CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Introduction to website design using
the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
to author pages containing titles,
images, lists, image maps, tables,
frames and Cascading Style Sheets.
Includes World Wide Web history and
development, web servers and
Hypertext Transcription Protocol
(HTTP) web browsers, HTML,
standards, document design, HTML
lists, designing tables and using
frames on a web page, and graphics.
May include client-side and/or
server-side scripting.
CIS 129
Programming and Problem Solving I
Prerequisite(s): MAT 122 or
concurrent enrollment
Credits: 5 cr. hrs. (5 pds: 5 lec.)
Programs: CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Introduction to personal and
business computer systems. Includes
terminology, fundamental concepts of
information systems, hardware,
software, operating systems with
emphasis on computer programming and
problem solving. Also includes
advantages/disadvantages of
different language
types, source code versus executable
code, data structures and data
representation, natural and
artificial language statements,
syntax, semantics, expressions,
control structures and procedural
abstraction. Also includes concepts
of problem solving techniques,
creating test data, program
debugging and program termination,
solving simple problems, and the use
of BASIC programming language,
programming environment and
hardware, and using computers and
other methods to complete
assignments.
CIS 137
Introduction to the UNIX Operating
System
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (3 pds: 3 lec.)
Programs: CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Principles, tools and history of the
UNIX and Linux operating systems.
Includes utilities, file structure,
text editors, tools, documentation,
and networking. Also includes bash
or sh shell use and script
programming.
CIS 225
Linux (UNIX) System and Network
Administration
Prerequisite(s): CIS 137
Credits: 4 cr. hrs. (4 pds: 4 lec.)
Programs: CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Operations and network
administration of the Linux (UNIX)
system. Includes background review,
basic Linux installation, installing
software
packages, network file services
configuration, Apache web server,
and file transfer protocol (FTP).
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Computer Software Applications — CSA
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CSA 089
Beginning Computer Skills
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 1 cr. hr. (1.5 pds: 0.5 lec.,
1 lab)
Programs: None
GenEd: None
Beginning approach to operating a
computer. Includes basic computer
skills, computer terminology,
Windows use, handling files, and
word
processing (Word Pad).
CSA
100 Computer Literacy
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 1 cr. hr. (1.5 pds: 0.5 lec.,
1 lab)
Programs: All
GenEd: None
Introduces computer applications and
software. Includes historical
significance of the computer,
components of a computer system, and
spreadsheet, database, and word
processing use within a workplace.
Also includes computer networks for
communication and information.
CSA 101
Computer Fundamentals
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (3 pds: 3 lec.)
Programs: CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Overview of computer applications
and functions. Includes historical
significance of the computer,
components of a computer system,
spreadsheet, database, and word
processing use within a workplace.
Also includes advanced office
software, office networking, and
computer networks for communication
and information.
CSA 107
Microcomputer Software/Hardware
Topics
Prerequisite(s): CSA 101, CSA 182
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (4 pds: 2 lec.,
2 lab)
Programs: AAS-OAP
GenEd: None
Overview of microcomputer operating
procedures. Includes software,
hardware, and communication
networks.
CSA 110
Spreadsheets: Microsoft Excel
Prerequisite(s): MAT 092 or
concurrent enrollment
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (4 pds: 2 lec.,
2 lab)
Programs: AAS-OAP
GenEd: None
Fundamentals of Microsoft Excel.
Includes creating, saving, editing,
and printing spreadsheets, creating
and using ranges, using date and
time functions, viewing and editing
worksheets, using multiple
worksheets, protecting the data and
time functions, creating multiple
views, using, creating, maintaining,
sorting, and finding information in
a list, creating, using and
enhancing a chart. Also includes
creating complex formulas,
customizing
the work area, creating pivot
tables, linking files, consolidating
data, and recording macros.
CSA
120 Word Processing
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (4 pds: 2 lec.,
2 lab)
Programs: AAS-OAP, CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Word processing concepts using
Microsoft Word 2007. Includes
creating and editing documents, and
using character and paragraph
formatting, tables, styles,
templates, and macros, merge,
multiple-columnar formats, Internet
basics, creating and using advanced
styles, templates, and
forms, working with graphics in
documents, working with large
documents, determining document
layout, and sharing documents.
CSA
152 Internet Browser: Microsoft
Explorer
Prerequisite(s): None
Credits: 2 cr. hrs. (3 pds: 1 lec.,
2 lab)
Programs: AAS-OAP, CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Fundamentals of Microsoft Internet
Explorer. Includes customizing the
browser, browsing the Web, printing
and saving Web pages, security
features, using Internet Explorer
with other applications, and
advanced features.
CSA 170
Database: Access
Prerequisite(s): OAP 111 or
concurrent enrollment
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (4 pds: 2 lec.,
2 lab)
Programs: AAS-OAP
GenEd: None
Techniques for using Microsoft
Access. Includes an overview of
Microsoft Access, creating tables,
working with tables, creating and
using select queries, creating and
using forms, creating and using
reports, creating a report that
contains totals, principles of table
design and relationships, table
design techniques, designing select
queries, customizing form designs,
working with data access pages,
customizing reports, parameter and
action queries, query joins and
crosstab queries, using advanced
form techniques, creating basic
macros to automate forms, using
macros to provide user interaction
and automate tasks, using advanced
report techniques, and Access and
the Internet.
CSA 182
Microsoft Windows: Current Version
Prerequisite(s): OAP 111 or
concurrent enrollment
Credits: 3 cr. hrs. (4 pds: 2 lec.,
2 lab)
Programs: AAS-OAP, CRT-OAP
GenEd: None
Overview of the Microsoft Windows
operating system. Includes
introduction to Windows, active desk
top, multi-tasking, Windows help
features, Windows Explorer, file
management, Windows accessories,
exchanging data between programs,
print management, control panel,
customizing Windows, and networking
with Windows.
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