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CIS 252 AS/400 Java for IBM iSeries
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor or
AS/400 experience or equivalent knowledge
Learn how to develop, compile, test and
deploy Java servers, according to the latest
Java benchmarks. Use client-side Java
“servlets” that run on the AS/400 or iSeries,
under IBM’s WebShare Application Server
(and HTTPserver).
CIS 253 AS/400 Lotus Notes Domino
Administration
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor or
AS/400 experience or equivalent knowledge
Learn the skills needed by a system administrator
running Domino on the IBM iSeries
400 or AS/400 systems. IBM AS/400 and
iSeries are the world’s best and most reliable
Lotus Notes Domino server platforms. Learn
the skills needed to perform routine Notes
Domino administration tasks, using Lotus
Notes client software on a PC, or via any Web
browser, to configure and control a Notes
Domino server running on iSeries 400.
CIS 254 AS/400 E-Business
Development for WebShare
Application Server
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor or
AS/400 experience or equivalent knowledge
Learn how to develop Java servlets that can
be run under IBM’s WebShare Application
Server, on IBM iSeries 400 or AS/400
servers, the world’s most secure and reliable
HTTP servers, under OS/400. Learn how to
use IBM’s Developer Tools, such as
WebShare Developer Studio, and IBM’s
VisualAge for Java, to develop, test, and
“debug” your Java servlets before deploying
them to a “live” IBM AS/400 server for use
by users anywhere on the Internet. Learn how
to include data from IBM iSeries 400 DB2
UDB databases in your Web pages using Java
servlet technology to create dynamic Web
page content.
CIS 255 AS/400 ILE RPG IV
Programming
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor or
AS/400 experience or equivalent knowledge
This course covers how to develop and main
tain OS/400 applications using IBM’s ILE
RPG IV, the latest version of the RPG language
for IBM iSeries and AS/400 platforms.
CIS 270 Systems Analysis And
Design
5 Credits
Prerequisite: Students should have completed
the majority of their area of emphasis requirements
before enrolling in this class.
This course introduces the student to the
materials, techniques, procedures and human
interrelations involved in developing computer
information systems. Topics include the
systems approach, fact-gathering techniques,
forms design, input/output, file design, file
organization, various charting techniques, system
audits and controls, project management,
implementation and evaluation. (Spring only)
CIS 280 Project Development
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: Students should have completed
the majority of their area of emphasis requirements
before enrolling in this class.
The purpose of this course is to allow students
to complete computerized projects,
demonstrating their software and programming
skills. Projects will be provided by
industry and vary widely as to the time and
skill required to successfully complete. Each
student’s specific outcomes will depend on
the the skills that they bring to the course, the
type of project that they participate in, and the
roll they play on the project team.
1 Credit
Prerequisite:8 Credits of Computer
Technologies coursework.
This course explores the social, ethical and
legal implications related to the widespread
use of computers in our society. Topics
include the codes of behavior expected of the
computer professional and the broader issues
that affect society as a whole. These issues
will be explored through readings, class discussions,
Internet research, guest lecturers and
case studies. College-level writing is expected.
CIS 288 Computer Information
Center Usage
0.5.-5 Credits
This course is for those desiring to use the
Computer Information Center of the college
for independent pursuit of educational goals.
The amount of credit hours applied is determined
by the instructor after the student’s
educational goals have been assessed. In no
case is the course to be less than _ credit. If
you are interested in CIS 288, you must meet
with the course instructor before registering.
The course does not apply toward any degree.
CNT - COMPUTER
NETWORKING
All CNT courses require a concurrent enrollment
in computer Lab sections.
CNT Computer Lab
1 Credit
CNT 122 Networking Hardware
I: A+
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Network Hardware II: A+
This course prepares the student for certification
tests used by the Computing Technology
Industry Association. Red Rocks Community
College has no control over changes made by
this agency to its A+ Certification Program.
This course includes repair, upgrading, installation
and maintenance of computers and
software.
CNT 123 Networking Hardware
II: A+
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Network Hardware I: A+
This course prepares the student for certification
tests used by the Computing Technology
Industry Association. Red Rocks Community
College has no control over changes made by
this agency to its A+ Certification Program.
This course includes repair, upgrading, installation
and maintenance of computers and
software.
CNT 124 Networking Hardware
I: Net+
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Net Plus is a vendor-neutral Internet certification
program that covers a broad range of
knowledge regarding Internet connectivity,
security and Web technical development. The
class is designed to give skills necessary to be
an INternet technician professional. Students
will gain skills necessary for implementing
and maintaining Internet, Intranet and
Extranet infrastructure and services as well as
development of relation applications.
CNT 125 Network Hardware II:
Net A+
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 210
Net Plus is a vendor-neutral Internet certification
program that covers a broad range of
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