2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College

Course Descriptions
IDEV 220
Java Programming I • 5 CR
Provides a foundation in Java basics and prepares
students to learn more advanced aspects of the
Java language. Students install and use Java platform,
explore stand-alone applications and webhosted
applets, learn about Java’s object-oriented
building blocks, and work with Java’s operators
and control flow statements. Prerequisite: IDEV 111
at BCC with a C- or better; or entry code. Placement
by assessment into college algebra, or MATH 099
with a C- or better.
IDEV 221
Java Programming II • 5 CR
Introduces more advanced aspects of the Java language.
Students learn advanced object-oriented
programming skills, the basics of Java graphics,
multithreading, exception handling, file input and
output (I/O), servelts, and networking basics. Prerequisite:
IDEV 220 at BCC with a C- or better; or
entry code.
IDEV 222
Java Programming III • 5 CR
Hands-on course using Java to build distributed
computing web applications to solve real problems.
Students develop professional, real-life Java web
applications knowledge and skills. Covers advanced
features of the Java foundation classes, distributed
programming using the Remote Method Invocation
API set, database connectivity, and the Java Native
Interface for interfacing Java programs with applications
written using some other language such a
C, as well as Java security. Prerequisite: IDEV 220 at
BCC with a C- or better; or entry code.
IDEV 226
Secure Programming Tools • 5 CR
Students learn the basic issues of security on the
Internet and in the mobile environment, and learn
how to minimize security risks through secure programming
practices and the use of security programming
tools. Emphasis is placed on the security
capabilities and tools of state-of-the-art
internet and mobile programming languages. Prerequisite:
IDEV 220 and 221 or IDEV 230 and 231
at BCC with a C- or better.
IDEV 230
C# Programming I • 5 CR
Course provides a foundation in C# basics and the
Microsoft.NET platform. Students learn the basics
of defining and working with classes, writing, com-
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piling, and troubleshooting simple code in the C#
language. Prerequisite: IDEV 111 and WEBMM 110
at BCC with a C- or better; or entry code.
IDEV 231
C# Programming II • 5 CR
Course teaches students more advanced aspects of
the C# language. Students learn more advanced
object-oriented programming skills with C#, including
error handling, operator overload, event
handling, multithreaded programming, querying
metadata, and working with assemblies. Prerequisite:
IDEV 230 at BCC with a C- or better.
IDEV 232
C# Programming III • 5 CR
Hands-on course using C# to build distributed computing
web applications to solve real problems.
Students develop professional, real-life C# web applications
knowledge and skills. Course covers
more advanced features of the C# and
Microsoft.NET framework, including web services
and data access using ADO.NET. Prerequisite: IDEV
231 at BCC with a C- or better.
IDEV 240
Server Systems • 5 CR
Introduces a foundation in server systems architecture,
installation, configuration, and troubleshooting.
System monitoring and maintenance, system
security are covered from a principle and practical
perspective, giving students basic knowledge of
system administration and capabilities. Prerequisite:
WEBMM 231 and IDEV 222 at BCC with a Cor
better; or entry code.
Interpretation
CONTINUING EDUCATION
The Interpretation and Translation programs
are a cooperative effort between Bellevue Community
College and the Translation and Interpretation
Institute. The T&I program is intended for bilingual
students. Non-credit courses are also available.
For more information call (425) 564-3171.
INTRP 101
Introduction to Translation &
Interpreting • 3 CR
An introduction to translating and interpreting as a
career, and for those who work with translators and
interpreters. Overview of the field and skills necessary
for the profession. Covers general problems involved
in translating and interpreting. Prerequisite:
Acceptance into program; bilingual proficiency.
INTRP 102
Fundamentals of Interpreting • 3 CR
Learn the building blocks of interpreting, including
analyzing, summarizing and paraphrasing,
listening comprehension, shadowing, closure, and
note taking. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program;
bilingual proficiency.
INTRP 104
Technology for Translators &
Interpreters • 3 CR
An introduction to the equipment and electronic
tools currently used by professional translators and
interpreters. Learn the limitations and advantages
of MAHT (machine-assisted human translation)
and HAMT (human-assisted machine translation).
Prerequisite: Acceptance into program; bilingual
proficiency.
INTRP 105
Vocabulary Acquisition &
Terminology Research • 3 CR
Students develop skills in terminology research,
dictionary usage, and glossary building. Basic terminology
in the fields of medicine, law, computers,
business, and international trade are covered. Prerequisite:
Acceptance into program; bilingual proficiency.
INTRP 106
Ethics & Business Practice of
Translation & Interpretation • 3 CR
Learn the role of the interpreter and translator in
the business conference, medical, and courtroom
setting. Familiarize the student with current business
practices, i.e., determining fees and negotiating
contracts. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program;
bilingual proficiency.
INTRP 107
Advanced Interpreting Skills I • 3 CR
Provide students with repeated opportunities for
practical experience in the interpreting modes necessary
for working in different settings. Prerequisite:
Acceptance into program; bilingual proficiency.
INTRP 108
Advanced Interpreting Skills II • 3 CR
Provide students with repeated opportunities for
practical experience in the interpreting modes necessary
for working in different settings. Simultaneous,
consecutive, and sight translation are practiced
in different settings. Prerequisite: Acceptance
into program; bilingual proficiency.