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Academic Credits - The number of academic credits for each course
is the number of credits earned in one semester with successful completion
of that course.
Prerequisite and Corequisite - “Prerequisite” means that
the listed course[s] must be successfully completed with the indicated grade.
A “corequisite” may be taken in the same semester. |
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Course
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CIS 074
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Computer Literacy --
Prerequisites: None. Provides a general survey of computer
basics. Includes the survey and analysis of microcomputer
components, compares and contrasts computer applications,
investigates software options, expose students to hardware
peripherals and introduces students to Windows and office
applications. 2 lecture/lab hours. |
2
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CIS 101
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Introduction to
Microcomputers -- Prerequisites: “C” or
better in ENG 031 or assessment/waiver. Introduces the physical
components and operations of microcomputers. Focuses on computer
literacy and provides hands-on training in three areas of
microcomputer application software: word processing, electronic
spreadsheets and database management. Use of a professional
business integrated applications package is emphasized. 3
lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 102
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Information Systems
Fundamentals -- Prerequisites: “C” or
better in ENG 031 or assessment/waiver. Introduces information
processing and programming with emphasis on hands-on computer
experience. Examines the role of information processing in an
organization, including information processing applications,
computer hardware and software, internal data representation,
stored program concepts, systems and programming design,
flowcharting and data communications. Reviews the history of
computers, related computer careers, the social impact of computers
and computer security. 3 lecture/lab hours.
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3
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| CIS 106 |
Microcomputer Operating
Systems -- Prerequisites: “C” or better in
CIS 101 or assessment/waiver. Introduces the organization,
structure and functions of an operating system for a microcomputer.
Presents the student with operating system concepts such as
commands, error messages, interrupts, function calls, device
drivers, structure, files and organization. Incorporates concepts
into practical applications. 3 lecture/lab hours.
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3 |
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CIS 113
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Logic, Design and Programming --
Prerequisites: “C” or better in ENG 031 or
assessment/waiver. Introduces the structured techniques
necessary for efficient solution of business-related computer
programming logic problems and coding those solutions into a
high-level language. Includes program, flowcharting, pseudocoding,
and hierarchy charts as a means of solving these problems. Covers
creation of file layouts, print charts, program narratives, user
documentation and system flowcharts for business problems. Reviews
algorithm development, flowcharting, input/output techniques,
looping, modules, selection structures, file handling and control
breaks. Offers students an opportunity to apply skills in a
laboratory environment. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3 |
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CIS 114
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Principles of Management
Information Systems -- Prerequisites: CIS 101, CIS 102
or CIS program advisor or designee approval. Corequisite: BUS
101. Examines the functions and operations required to manage
information for business decisions. Focuses on the use of various
information technologies and tools that support transaction
processing, decision-making, and strategic planning. The diverse
information needs of different organizations within a business will
be used as examples of practical application of MIS technology. 3
lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 116
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Introduction to Java
Programming -- Prerequisites: CIS 113 or CIS program
advisor or designee approval. Recommend: a Windows based class,
and Internet experience. This course provides a basic understanding
of the fundamental concepts involved when using Java programming
development language. The emphasis is on logical program design
using a modular approach involving task oriented program functions.
Java allows the design of an Internet user interface. The
application is built by selecting forms and controls, assigning
properties, and writing code. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 201
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Database Design and
Management -- Prerequisites: CIS 101, CIS 102 or
assessment/waiver. Introduces program applications in a
database environment and includes discussion of data structures;
indexed and direct file organizations; data models, including
hierarchical, network, and relational; storage devices, data
administration and analysis; design and implementation. Using
database software, students have hands-on experience creating,
modifying, retrieving and reporting from databases. Students
may also develop a business application using a database language.
3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 202
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Data Communications --
Prerequisites: CIS 102 or CIS program advisor or designee
approval. Introduces program applications in a database
environment and includes discussion of data structures; indexed and
direct file organizations; data models, including hierarchical,
network, and relational; storage devices, data administration and
analysis; design and implementation. Using database software,
students have hands-on experience creating, modifying, retrieving
and reporting from databases. Students may also develop a
business application using a database language. 3 lecture/lab
hours.
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3
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CIS 203
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Systems Analysis and
Design -- Prerequisites: A minimum of 21 CIS credits
successfully completed and CIS program advisor or designee
approval. In this course the student will learn methodologies
pertinent to the assessment, design and implementation of business
computer information systems. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 212
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C/C++C/# Programming
-- Prerequisites: CIS 113 or CIS program advisor or designee
approval. Provides a basic understanding of the fundamental
concepts involved when using a low development language. Emphasizes
one logical program design using a modular approach involving
task-oriented program functions. Discusses the role of data types,
storage classes, and addressable memory locations. 3 lecture/lab
hours. |
3
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CIS 221
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Advanced C/C++C/#
Programming -- Prerequisites: CIS 212 or CIS program
advisor or designee approval. Continues those topics introduced
in 'C' Language Programming with emphasis on array processing,
advanced debugging techniques, dynamic memory allocation, and
classes. Introduces Windows programming in C++ using MFC. Provides
the opportunity to apply skills in a laboratory environment.
Students will be introduced to object oriented design and
programming concepts using C++ language features. Differences
between C++ and classical 'C' programming will be addressed. 3
lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 223
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Integrated Business
Software -- Prerequisites: CIS 101 or CIS program
advisor or designee approval. Presents knowledge of integrated
microcomputer software concepts. Students design a complete
business system utilizing all parts of an integrated microcomputer
software package which can share the same data and manipulate it.
Includes use of word processing, electronic spreadsheets, graphics,
databases and command languages. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 224
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Hardware and Software
Troubleshooting -- Prerequisite: CIS 106. Presents
an in-depth analysis of the components of a computer system and
their relationship to each other. Includes concepts of parallel and
serial connectivity, installation and maintenance of software,
peripheral devices, interface cards, and device drivers. The
student will analyze realistic hardware/software problems
encountered in the workplace and learn techniques and procedures to
implement solutions. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 231
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Structured Query
Language -- Prerequisite: CIS 201. SQL is now a
dominant language used in mainframe, mini, and microcomputer
databases [Access, dBASE, paradox, DB2, FoxPro, Oracle, SQL Server,
and Btrieve] by diverse groups such as home computer owners, small
businesses, large organizations and programmers. It acts as a
bridge between the user, the database management system, the data
tables and transactions involving all three. 3 lecture/lab
hours. |
3
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CIS 232
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Visual Basic
Programming -- Prerequisites: CIS 113 and previous
experience with Windows-based software. This course will
provide a basic understanding of the fundamental concepts involved
when using a member of a Windows programming development language.
The emphasis is on logical program design using a modular approach
involving task oriented program functions. Visual Basic
applications are built by selecting forms and controls, assigning
properties, and writing code. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 235
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Network Fundamentals
-- Prerequisites: CIS 106 or CIS program advisor or designee
approval. Corequisites: CIS 202 or CIS program advisor or
designee approval. This course is designed to be a study of local
area networks, their topologies and their functions and provides a
general understanding of the basic LAN protocols. Topics covered
include: fundamental concepts and terminology, the IEEE/ISO Logical
Link Control standard, construction of a LAN, and LAN data links
for Internetworks. 3 lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 236
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Advanced Java Programming --
Prerequisite: CIS 116. Continues those topics introduced in
CIS 116 Introduction to Java Programming with emphasis on arrays,
graphics, inheritance, the Abstract Windows Toolkit [AWT], using
layout managers, and other various Java tools and concepts.
Provides the opportunity to apply skills in a laboratory
environment. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 237
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Visual Basic
Programming -- Prerequisite: CIS 232. This course
continues those topics introduced in CIS 232 Visual Basic
Programming. The emphasis is on data file design, data handling,
database access, ActiveX, menus, variable arrays, and Visual
Basic.NET. Students will use advanced features to increase their
level of proficiency in developing Visual Basic applications. 3
lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 240
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A+ Core Hardware--
Prerequisites: CIS 106. One of two courses required to
prepare the student to take the A+ certification examination. This
course deals with the A+ core hardware objectives. The objectives
include identification of basic terms, concepts and functions of
system modules, and basic procedures for adding and removing field
replaceable units. A review of portable system components,
identification of system resources, and other detailed information
concerning PC architecture, hardware and standards. Meeting all
course requirements will place the student in an excellent position
for taking the CompTIA’s A+ core hardware examination. 3
lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 241
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A+ Operating System--
Prerequisites: CIS 106. One of two courses required to
prepare the student to take the A+ certification examination. This
course deals with the A+ operating system technologies objectives.
They include identification of basic terms, concepts and functions
of operating systems in microcomputers and basic procedures for
installation, upgrade and utilization. A review of basic concepts
and procedures for creating, viewing and managing files, using
utility programs and understanding normal operation and symptoms
relating to common problems. Meeting all course requirements will
place the student in an excellent position for taking the
CompTIA’s A+ Operating System Technologies examination. 3
lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 251
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Advanced Operating Systems: LINUX
-- Prerequisite: CIS 106. Studies advanced topics in
operating systems as they apply to networking applications.
Provides data relating to the different types of operating systems
including workstation and server. This course will provide the
necessary information in preparation for the CompTiA Linux+
certification exam. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 252
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Web Site Development
-- Prerequisite: CIS 102. Creates a business or personal
World Wide Web presence and uses web technology. Creates a
professional and successful World Wide Web site. Basic material
necessary to take the I-Net+ or CIW certification exam will be
presented in this course. 3 lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 255
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Network Server Technology
-- Prerequisites: CIS 202 or CIS 235. A study of
various network operating systems and the supporting hardware
necessary to efficiently maintain a modern network. Focuses on
network server hardware, configuration, administration and
troubleshooting. Provides support in preparation for taking the
Server+ certification, a vendor neutral test which can apply to
Microsoft’s MCSA certification, or stand on its own merit.
Contains elements above basic hardware fundamentals of a standard
PC. Deals with industry standard server architecture [ISSA] issues,
such as RAID, SCSI, multiple CPUs, SANs and other network server
issues. Server+ is considered a more advanced certification than
A+, therefore A+ certification is recommended but not required as a
prerequisite. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 257
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Advanced Web Site
Development -- Prerequisite: CIS 252. A
comprehensive introduction to web programming, with little or know
prior programming experience required. The student will continue
with HTML and move progressively to more complex programming
languages. It emphasizes a hands-on approach, and contains clear
instructions for carefully chosen visual examples from a wide
variety of topics. This class is designed to encourage students to
find ways to capture their interests in creative web pages. This
class provides most of the basics included in the CIW Site Designer
Exam. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 259
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Web Administration --
Prerequisites: CIS 235, CIS 251, CIS 252. This course gives
the basics covered in the CIW Server Administrator Certification
Exam. Students will learn to configure and manage corporate
Internet and intranet infrastructure, monitor and tune Web, FTP,
news and mail servers and configure and deploy e-business solutions
servers for midsize to large businesses. 3 lecture/lab
hours.
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3
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CIS 262
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Windows Client Operating System --
Prerequisites: CIS 202 or CIS 235. This course will provide
instruction to demonstrate the ability to implement, administer,
and troubleshoot information systems that incorporate Microsoft
Windows. This course is designed to follow a preparation path
towards the appropriate Microsoft certification series. 3
lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 263
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Windows Network Operating System
-- Prerequisites: CIS 202 or CIS 235. This course will
provide instruction to demonstrate the ability to implement,
administer, and troubleshoot information systems that incorporate
Microsoft Windows Server. This course is designed to follow a
preparation path towards the appropriate Microsoft certification
series. 3 lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 264
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Implementing and Administering a Windows
Network Infrastructure -- Prerequisites: CIS 262 or CIS
263. This course will provide instruction to demonstrate the
ability to install, manage, monitor, configure, and troubleshoot
DNS, DHCP, Remote Access, Network Protocols, IP Routing, and WINS
in a Windows network infrastructure. In addition, this course
builds the skills required to manage, monitor, and troubleshoot
Network Address Translation and Certificate Services. This course
is designed to follow a preparation path towards the appropriate
Microsoft certification series. 3 lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 265
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Managing a Windows Network --
Prerequisites: CIS 202 or CIS 263 or CIS program advisor or
designee approval. Administer, support and troubleshoot
information systems that incorporate Microsoft Windows. This course
is designed to follow a preparation path towards the Microsoft exam
70-218: Managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Environment. 3
lecture/lab hours.
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3
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CIS 266
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Administering Windows Directory
Services -- Prerequisite: CIS 263. Install,
configure, and troubleshoot the Windows Active Directory™
components, DNS for Active Directory, and Active Directory security
solutions. Manage, monitor, and optimize the desktop environment
using group policy. This course is designed to follow a preparation
path towards the Microsoft exam 70-217: Implementing and
Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services
Infrastructure. 3 lecture/lab hours. |
3
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CIS 275
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CISCO I Cisco Networking
Fundamentals -- Prerequisites: CIS program advisor or
designee approval. Recommend: A+ certification, Network+
certification, Microsoft Office, introductory programming or
multimedia course, introductory electronics. This is the first of
four semester courses designed to provide students with classroom
and laboratory experience in current and emerging networking
technology. Includes, but is not limited to, safety, networking,
network terminology and protocols, network standards, local-area
networks [LANS], wide-area networks [WANS], open system
interconnection [OSI] models, cabling, tools, routers, router
programming, Ethernet, Internet protocols [IP] addressing, and
network standards. Particular emphasis is given to the use of
decision-making and problem-solving techniques in applying science,
mathematics, communication, and social studies concepts to solve
networking problems. Instruction and training are provided in the
proper care, maintenance, and use of networking software, tools,
and equipment and all local, state, and federal safety, building,
and environmental codes and regulations. 4 lecture/lab hours. |
4
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CIS 276
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CISCO II Routers and
Internetwork Operating Systems -- Prerequisite: CIS
275. This is the second of four semester courses designed to
provide students with classroom and laboratory experience in
current and emerging networking technology. Includes, but
isn’t limited to, safety, networking, network terminology and
protocols, network standards, local-area networks [LANS], wide-area
networks [WANS], open system interconnection [OSI] models, cabling,
tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, Internet protocols
[IP] addressing, and network standards. Particular emphasis is
given to the use of decision-making and problem-solving techniques
in applying science, mathematics, communication, and social studies
concepts to solve networking problems. Instruction and training are
provided in the proper care, maintenance, and use of networking
software, tools, and equipment and all local, state, and federal
safety, building, and environmental codes and regulations. 4
lecture/lab hours.
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4
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CIS 277
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CISCO III Local Area Networks
and Design -- Prerequisite: CIS 276. This is the
third of four courses designed to provide students with classroom
and laboratory experience in current and emerging networking
technology. Includes, but is not limited to, safety, networking,
network terminology and protocols, network standards, local-area
networks [LANS], wide-area networks [WANS], open system
interconnection [OSI] models, cabling, tools, routers, router
programming, ethernet, Internet protocols [IP] addressing, and
network standards. Particular emphasis is given to the use of
decision-making and problem-solving techniques in applying science,
mathematics, communication, and social studies concepts to solve
networking problems. Instruction and training are provided in the
proper care, maintenance, and use of networking software, tools,
and equipment and all local, state, and federal safety, building,
and environmental codes and regulations. 4 lecture/lab hours. |
4
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CIS 278
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CISCO IV Wide Area Networks and
Design -- Prerequisite: CIS 277. This is the fourth
of four semester courses designed to provide students with
classroom and laboratory experience in current and emerging
networking technology. Includes, but is not limited to, safety,
networking, network terminology and protocols, network standards,
local-area networks [LANS], wide-area networks [WANS], open system
interconnection [OSI] models, cabling, tools, routers, router
programming, Ethernet, Internet Protocols [IP] addressing, and
network standards. Particular emphasis is given to the use of
decision-making and problem-solving techniques in applying science,
mathematics, communication, and social studies concepts to solve
networking problems. Instruction and training are provided in the
proper care, maintenance, and use of networking software, tools,
and equipment and all local, state, and federal safety, building,
and environmental codes and regulations. 4 lecture/lab
hours. |
4
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CIS 280
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Co-op/Internship --
Prerequisites: CIS program advisor or designee approval.
Provides students with the opportunity to work at a job site that
is specifically related to their career objectives. Provides
on-the-job experience while earning credit toward an associate
degree. Fourth semester standing and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or
better is recommended for internship students. Contact hours
vary. |
3
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CIS 284
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Special Topics in CIS
-- Prerequisites: None. Provides students with the
opportunity to experience seminars, workshops, and other
instructional activities on topics of interest that reinforce the
concepts presented in their program area. Contact hours vary. |
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