1993-1994 - Cochise College

CIS 278* Introduction to LISP/4 Units
Prerequisite: CIS 171 or permission of instructor.
Anon-mathematical study of the fundamentals of the LISP
programming language and its application to artificial intelligence,
to include problem definition, program deSign, program
development and testing.
3hours lecture; 3hours laboratory.
CIS 279* Computer Operations-Level 1/3 Units
Prerequisite: CIS 172.
Ageneral overview of computer center operations. Emphasis is
given to the tasks associated with data entry, data control,
peripheral qquipment operation. console operation, data storage,
retrieval and job scheduiing.
3hours lecture; 1hour laboratory,
CIS 280 Advanced Computerized Accounting/3 Units
Prerequisite: 9units of accounting including BUS 180 or
permission of instructor.
Designed to prepare students to use state-of-the-art computer
technology and PC-based Professional Accounting Systems to
accomplish the traqitional business accounting functions of
general ledger, accounts receivables, accounts payables,
depreciation, payroll, inventory, and financial statement ana.lysis.
Identical to BUS 280.
2hours lecture; 3hours computer laboratory.
CIS 281 *Advanced Computer Applications/3 Units
Prerequisite: CIS 181 or permission of instructor.
Advanced topics in computer applications software for
management and office usage. Applications include integrated
software, comput~rized project management techniques, and
advanced data base software from the user's point of view.
3hours lecture.
CIS 284* Service Ind Maintenance of Personal
Computers/3 Units
Prerequisite: CIS 172 (or current enrollment) or permission
of instructor.
Designed to provide basic. introouctory information on computer
servicing, enabling the average PC user to diagnose, re r
". and
prevent simple problems. Simple and complicated servic~
problems and preventative maintenance will be covered. Some of
the topics included will be disk drives. maintenance of heads and
drive mechanism, servicing printers, changing RAM chips, and
use of documentation and test equipment.
2hours lecture; 3hours laboratory.
CIS 294 Field Experience In Computer Information
Systems/1-6 Units
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing in adeclared major and prior
approval of Cooperative Education Program Coorditlator.
Asupervised Cooperative Education work experience involving
the combined efforts of educators and employers to accomplish
career objectives in Computer Information Systems. Variable
credit (1-6) is available by special arrangement. May be taken
four times for amaximum of 16 credit hours, no more than 6units
in agiven semester.
Consumer Electronics Repair
The following courses, CER 100,102. 104,200,202,204,205
and 206 were designed specifically for the Arizona Department of
Corrections in Douglas.
CER 100 Radio Theory and Repllr/3 Units
Prerequisite: General Electronic Technician Certificate.
Acourse designed to teach the student radio receiver theory.
mechanical components. and electronic circuit operation of the
AM/FM radio receiver. with special emphasis on alignment
procedures, proper replacement parts selection and substItution
using small tools. test equipment, and asoldering iron.
3hours lecture pius indiVidualized laboratory instruction.
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