Program Description - Pellissippi State Community College
Program Description - Pellissippi State Community College
Program Description - Pellissippi State Community College
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CSIT 2550 Advanced Database Management Systems 4 Credits<br />
A study of database management system concepts. Topics include relational and object-oriented<br />
models, conceptual design, data structures, storage techniques, data administration, system<br />
security, concurrent transactions, distributed systems, multi-tiered architectures, data<br />
warehousing, and data mining. Practical application of techniques may include advanced<br />
application of query languages, remote access, database administration and user support. F a l l<br />
Corequisite(s): CSIT 2425<br />
CSIT 2610 Visual Basic <strong>Program</strong>ming 4 Credits<br />
A study of Windows graphic interface development through the learning and hands-on<br />
application of Visual BASIC programming language. The learner will develop, design, code,<br />
and test graphic sessions, images, windows, mouse selections, data usage, and image movements<br />
to produce client-based working programs. Emphasis will be on code creation, sound<br />
programming practice, window control and graphic design. Development of working clientbased<br />
products is essential to the completion of this course. Spring and Fall Prerequisite(s):<br />
One programming course<br />
CSIT 2625 Thinking, Learning & Computing 4 Credits<br />
This course addresses core skills and techniques needed to succeed in computer programming.<br />
Topics include a discussion of basic skill sets needed by programmers, approaches to<br />
thinking through problems, the lifelong learning demands of the computing field, professional<br />
ethics and discipline, problem decomposition, structured design techniques, and individual<br />
creativity in programming. On Demand Prerequisite(s): ENGL 1010 and one programming<br />
course<br />
CSIT 2645 Introduction to Internet Software Development 4 Credits<br />
The history, growth, and use of the Internet are explored, and major Internet protocols are<br />
discussed. Students learn the HTMLlanguage by creating their own Web pages. Students work<br />
in teams to create Web sites, using Dynamic HTML techniques, and learn about the “real<br />
world” of Internet software development. Spring and Fall Prerequisite(s): One programming<br />
course<br />
CSIT 2650 Java <strong>Program</strong>ming 4 Credits<br />
A study of the Java programming language in applications, including business and communications.<br />
The emphasis will be on applet development for the World Wide Web (WWW), but<br />
stand-alone applications will also be discussed. Concepts of event-driven and object-oriented<br />
programming will be an integral part of the course. Spring and Fall Prerequisite(s): One programming<br />
course<br />
CSIT 2655 Advanced Java <strong>Program</strong>ming 4 Credits<br />
A study of advanced Java programming including advanced GUI components, security, connecting<br />
to a database, servlets and JavaBeans. Both applets and applications are covered.<br />
Several case studies will be reviewed. A team project that integrates the concepts of the course<br />
is required. On Demand Prerequisite(s): CSIT 2650 or department approval<br />
CSIT 2665 Perl <strong>Program</strong>ming 4 Credits<br />
A study of the Perl programming language including regular expressions, objects from Perl<br />
library, file handling and networking. Perl and its use in CGI scripts with HTML Web pages<br />
are included. On Demand Prerequisite(s): One programming course<br />
CSIT 2680 Delphi <strong>Program</strong> Development 4 Credits<br />
The study of event-driven and rapid application development through the use and practical<br />
application of Delphi language. The course covers the conventions and methods of Visual programming<br />
and the development of a graphical user interface through the conventional Pascal<br />
language and Object Pascal programming. On Demand Prerequisite(s): One programming<br />
course<br />
CSIT 2690 Object Oriented <strong>Program</strong>ming Using C++ 4 Credits<br />
The study of object-oriented programming and design through the practical application of<br />
the C++ language. The course covers object-oriented design, data abstraction and encapsulation,<br />
operator overloading, inheritance, polymorphism, stream I/O and object-oriented data<br />
structures. Spring and Fall Prerequisite(s): One programming course<br />
◆ Meets <strong>Pellissippi</strong> <strong>State</strong> and Tennessse Board of Regents minimum degree requirements. ★ Transfers as equivalent course to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.<br />
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