CSC 001 Introduction to
Microcomputer Information Systems (Non-Credit course)
Provides an overview of data processing and the personal computer for
students without any prior computer experience. Introduces hardware, software,
concepts and terminology to increase computer literacy.
Note: CSC 001 may be waived by demonstrating basic computer
knowledge. See the admission counselor for details.
CSC 101 Microcomputer Operations (4 CR.)
Focuses on understanding the relationship of microcomputer hardware, system
software, application software, and the use of the graphical user
interface. Topic concentration includes disk and file management, system
utilities, DOS batch files, and system configuration.
Lecture Credits: 3 -- Lab Credits: 1
CSC 112 Programming Fundamentals
(10 CR.)
Introduces program design and development. Topics included are
computer logic, programming structures, flowcharting, and
object-oriented design. A business solution project developed in
teams gives practical experience in systems development and programming
to create an end-user application. Integration with common
business applications and database is included.
Lecture Credits: 6 -- Lab Credits: 4
CSC 114 Web Page Design (3.3 CR.)
Introduces basic web page design principles using software and programming
language. Topics include browsers, graphics, links to additional data, and
introduction to Dreamweaver, integration between web page and database is
included.
Lecture Credits: 2 -- Lab Credits: 1.3
CSC 122 Business Computer Applications
(8.6 CR.)
Introduces common business applications for the personal computer, including
word processing, spreadsheet, and slide presentation. Training will
include basic to advanced tasks that produce business letters and labels,
reports, budgets, financial forecasts, and inventories. Formal class
presentation is included.
Lecture Credits: 6-- Lab Credits: 2.6
CSC 132 Microcomputer Systems Management
and Networking (5.3
CR.)
Encompasses hardware and software selection through analysis, installation, and
update. The majority of focus is on the basics of network hardware and
software, network protocol, network user administration, and network security..
Lecture Credits: 3 -- Lab Credits: 2.3
CSC 142 Microcomputer Database Management
(10
CR.)
An in-depth study of database management covering efficient database design, screen designs, queries,
multiple file databases, and database programming. Offers a working knowledge of a
commercial database management system/. This course introduces Structure Query
Language (SQL) and principles to be used in Programming Fundamentals.
Lecture Credits: 6-- Lab Credits: 4
