1993-1994 - Cochise College
1993-1994 - Cochise College
1993-1994 - Cochise College
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testing, problem definition and program development using the<br />
PASCAL programming language.<br />
3hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory.<br />
CIS 172* Introduction to Data Processlng/3 Units<br />
Prerequisite: None.<br />
An overview of tho data processing field, general practices and<br />
aims of business, data processing systems and terminology, data<br />
collection, report preparation, functions of data processing units,<br />
flow charts, systems design concepts. Students receive practice<br />
in writing computer programs In either BASIC or Pascal<br />
languages.<br />
3hours lecture.<br />
CIS 173* Programming-COBOL Level 1/4 Urdts<br />
Prerequisi"e: CIS 171 or permission of instructor.<br />
Adetailed study of tha COBOL programming lan~uagG and the<br />
organization of aCOBOL program. Computer organization, data<br />
structure, program procedures, input-output and operation<br />
considerations.<br />
3hours lecture; 3hours laboratory.<br />
CIS 174* Programmlng-FORTRAN/4 Units<br />
Prerequisite: CIS 171, MAT 110.<br />
Adetailed study of the FORTRAN programming language to<br />
include organization of data structures, input-output operations,<br />
and control considerations. Structured programming practices<br />
are used.<br />
3hours lecture; 3hours laboratory.<br />
CIS 175· BASIC Computer Programmlng/3 Units<br />
Prerequisite: CIS 172 or permission of instructor.<br />
An introduction to computers and BASIC language with emphasis<br />
on the concepts. writing and execution of computer programs.<br />
Includes processing data and development of algor:thms for<br />
(;omputer problem solving.<br />
2hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory.<br />
CIS 176* Programmlng·RPG/4 Untt. <br />
Prerequisite: MAT 020 and CIS 171 or permiSSion of instructor. <br />
An initial course In Report Program Generator (RPG) II. Students<br />
will learn to develop tYpical business application programs<br />
including: RPG II synta)( specifications. problem manipulation.<br />
magnetic lape and disk storage. and avariety of file<br />
access methods.<br />
3 hours lecture: 3 hours laboratory,<br />
CIS 178 Introduction to ADA for Managers/1 Unit<br />
Prerequisite: None.<br />
The study of the ADA programming language from amanag~(s<br />
viewpoint, including the history of ADA's development, software<br />
development meth~dologies, the software life cycle with ADA,<br />
overview of the ADA language. and the support environment<br />
provided by ADA are reviewed.<br />
1hour lecture.<br />
CIS 181* Computer Applications for BusineSl/3 Units<br />
Prerequisite: None.<br />
Acourse In the use of management information software for<br />
microcomputers. Applications Include spreadsheets, databases.<br />
word processing. graphiCS and the computer's operating system.<br />
No programming experience IS necessary.<br />
3 hours lecture.<br />
CIS 192* Military and Defense Application in CIS/.5<br />
Units<br />
Prerequisite: None.<br />
Automation in the military- and defense-related industries requires<br />
avariety of computer applications, from clerical functions to<br />
management-support functions, each needing an expertise In a<br />
particular software product to perform the required function. This<br />
course IS asenes of courses developed and oHered to meet these<br />
needs. each individual oHering in response to aspecifiC need<br />
identified by amilitary unit or adefense-related Industry and<br />
approved by the Vice President for Instruction.<br />
1/2 hour lecturellaboratory.<br />
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