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CAreer PLAnninG CP 102—Career Planning A systematic approach to choosing a career. Topics include an assessment of decision making and information concerning career choices, the employment possibilities in various careers and occupations, and personality characteristics and stress factors related to career choices. Vocational testing and “SIGI” computer research are incorporated as self-assessment tools. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring CP 112—Career experience field study Provides students with directed exposure to an actual job situation. Students will be placed in a work site for 90 hours of feldwork that will provide exposure to a career of interest to the student. Grading is Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U). (2 semester hours) Fall/Spring CP 113—Career experience field study Provides students with directed exposure to an actual job situation. Students will be placed in a work site for 45 hours of feldwork that will provide exposure to a career of interest to the student. Grading is Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U). (1 semester hour) Fall/Spring CP 114—Career experience field study Provides students with directed exposure to an actual job situation. Students will be placed in a work site for 135 hours of feldwork that will provide exposure to a career of interest to the student. Grading is Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U). (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring CoLLeGe sKiLLs rs 100—<strong>College</strong> skills See Transitional. COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG ComPUter informAtion Ci 101—Computer essentials This course introduces the student to modern personal computers and touchtyping techniques. Topics include hardware, software, the Windows Operating Systems, the Internet, word processing and document formatting. NOTE: This course may not be used as a computer science (CS) elective. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Ci 105—Computer Applications Examines how to use computers to solve problems, write reports, and summarize data. Simple word processing, spreadsheets, database management, and presentation software will be learned using Microsoft Offce. Other topics include the role of the computer in today’s world and available hardware and software choices. Programming a computer will not be studied. Prerequisite: CI 101 or equivalent (competency in keyboarding) is required. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Ci 110—Advanced Computer Applications Advanced features in word processing, spreadsheets, database management, and presentation software using Microsoft Offce. Prerequisite: CI 105. (3 semester hours) Spring Ci 141—desktop Publishing Students will use desktop publishing software to import and manipulate text and graphics to create brochures, fyers, pamphlets and other documents. They will also learn the elements of good design, creating and using templates, libraries, and style sheets, and the use of color. Prerequisite: CI 105. (3 semester hours) Spring Ci 150—exCeL Students will utilize the principles of 191
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG computerized spreadsheet software tools in solving analytical problems. Students will design, develop, test, and debug worksheets. Topics include graphs, data sorting, data queries, entering and/ or modifying labels, values, formulas, functions, and macro instructions. NOTE: Repeat of CS 142, CS 143, CS 144, CS 145. (3 semester hours) Fall ComPUter sCienCe Cs 116—Contemporary Computer Concepts This is an introductory course which studies contemporary computer technology and how it is used in society. Students will be provided with a handson experience using current technology for research, communications, education, and business. Topics include computer hardware, operating systems, networking, contemporary uses of the internet, and social issues. (3 semester hours) Fall/ Spring Cs 125—Web Page Authoring Provides students with the tools for authoring pages for the World Wide Web. Students will learn how to present information in a way that is both interesting to read and easy to fnd on the web. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Cs 134—Computer and informatics science i Provides an introduction to computers and informatics science. Topics include computer hardware, software, programming theories, operating systems, network technology, and the social impact of computers. (2 lecture hours/3 lab hours) (4 semester hours) Fall/Spring Cs 154—JAvA Programming This course presents JAVA as a generalpurpose, object-oriented programming language for the World Wide Web. Students will have hands-on experience 192 developing applets for web pages and independent application. Topics include the JAVA API, developing animations, developing user interface, developing network applications, and combining JAVA with other tools. (3 semester hours) Spring Cs 156—networking essentials This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of computer networks. Topics include: network hardware, software, and architecture; communication protocols; local-area and wide-area networks; installing, trouble shooting and managing networks; and network security issues. (3 semester hours) Fall Cs 160—visual BAsiC An introduction to creating Windows applications using a visual programming language. This course covers the fundamentals of event-driven programming in a graphical user interface environment. Topics include basic programming concepts, object programming, forms, events, controls, built-in functions, procedures, graphics, and animation. Prerequisite: CS 134. (3 semester hours) Spring Cs 203—database Concepts A study of the uses and types of database management systems. The main focus will be a combination of practical database design principles with handson experience in the computer lab. It will cover hierarchical and relational design, input and report formats, database programming techniques, query languages, and integration with other applications. Prerequisite: CS 134. (3 semester hours) Fall Cs 205—systems Analysis The fundamental concepts of business informational systems analysis and design are covered. Students have the opportunity
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