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COMM 4980 SEMINAR Subject named in title listing. (Prerequisite:
permission of the instructor)
COMM 4990 RESEARCH Subject named in title listing. (Prerequisite:
permission of the instructor)
COMPUTER INFORMATION
SYSTEMS (CIS)
CIS 1003 COMPUTERS IN SOCIETY Provides an introduction
to the role of computers in today’s society. Basic issues concerning
computers, such as legal and ethical, will be introduced and discussed.
The course will involve a discussion of internet, data communications,
and basic applications such as word processors and spreadsheets.
(Does not count towards a major or minor in Computer Science or
Computer Information Systems)
CIS 1613 #COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS I This
course begins with a computer literacy component followed by an
introduction to logic and the concept of computer programming. The
practice of critical thinking for problem-solving will be introduced and
cultivated. Data representation, machine decision making and repetitive
tasking will be combined to create simple computer programs.
CIS 1623 #COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS II This
course broadens and deepens the knowledge gained in CIS 1613.
Visual object oriented language(s) will be used to write comprehensive
computer programs that deal with a variety of realistic business
applications. Emphasis on generally accepted principles of software
development techniques will include construction of acceptable user
interfaces, data handling, report generation and efficient throughput
for large amounts of data. (Prerequisite: CIS 1613)
CIS 2103 INTERMEDIATE PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE This
course will build on techniques introduced in Computers in Society
(CIS 1003). Case-based examples of business and industry problems
will be solved by utilizing integrated software packages. Critical
thinking, problem analysis, decision making and data representation
techniques will be strengthened. (Prerequisite: CIS 1003)
CIS 2343 WEB PAGE PROGRAMMING Basic concepts to
design a web site. Included are content, navigation, graphics, and
interactivity. HTML, internet programming, commercial domain licensing,
development software, and effective layout. Students must
maintain a web site.
CIS 2813 #DATA STRUCTURES FOR CIS Topics include table
usage for static and dynamic data representation, sorting, merging,
maintenance of sequential, indexed, and relative files. Access method
algorithms and file design strategies are also introduced. (Prerequisites:
CIS 1623 and MATH 2013)
CIS 3003 USING COMPUTERS IN THE MEDICAL OFFICE
The course will teach students to prepare realistic medical documents
such as (but not limited to) medical history reports, consultation letters,
chart notes, invoices, payroll worksheets, and a variety of presentations
using Microsoft Office or a similar integrated software package.
There will also be an introduction to human anatomy and associated
medical terminology.
CIS 3103 ADVANCED PRODUCTIVITY SOFTWARE This
course reinforces the ability to solve comprehensive business and
industry problems by utilizing advanced features of integrated
software packages. Techniques not presented in earlier courses,
such as(but not limited to) macro design, pivot and data tables,
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form design, desktop publishing, web application integration, use of
embedded object-oriented programming languages, applications of
advanced presentation techniques and scenario management will be
covered(Prerequisite: CIS 2103)
CIS 3123 INTERMEDIATE DATABASE ANALYSIS This
course introduces the concepts of database structures and accepted
methods of storing various collections of data. A commercially available
database package accepted by the business community will be
utilized as the learning platform. Realistic case studies will be used
to illustrate the fundamental theories and reinforce understanding of
problem solution and usage of critical thinking skills.
CIS 3223 NET-CENTRIC COMPUTING The study of how data
is communicated from one computer to another including such topics
as local area networks, network design, distributed processing, and
telecommunication management. (Prerequisite: CS 3143)
CIS 3323 ADVANCED DATABASE ANALYSIS Advanced database
concepts such as custom reports generated by SQL, relational
tables, integration of databases with web site interfaces, and compatibility
issues with current internet programming platforms. Several
commercially available database systems in use will be utilized for
the solution of complex and comprehensive business and industry
case studies (Prerequisite: CIS 3123 or CS 2813)
CIS 3533 ADVANCED BUSINESS SOLUTIONS This course
develops advanced topics in business case study using application
software to solve managerial problems. The cases present students
with managerial decision-making activities, ranging from basic
problem-solving situations to more advanced problem-solving situations.
Each case encourages use of student’s knowledge, creativity
and software skills to solve real world problems. Cases utilize and
enhance spreadsheet, database, web page development and integration
skills. (Prerequisite CIS 2103)
CIS 3543 COMPUTER SECURITY Protecting computer resources
from unauthorized access, establishing control to ensure the
reliability of information processing, and auditing information systems
to verify the accuracy of information systems. (Previously listed as
Computer Control and Audit)
CIS 3613 ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS This course
introduces health information technology and develops the skills
necessary to become successful users of medical practice management
software. It prepares students to go into any medical office and
perform medical practice management duties with the same or similar
software as used in this course.
CIS 4103 #COMPUTER ETHICS An overview of the ethical use
of computer systems and data for the professional. Topics covered
will include privacy, property rights, accountability and Internet issues
as well as codes of ethics and professional conduct as published by
technical organizations.
CIS 4113 DATA COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY This
course covers principles of signal theory, communication protocols,
current software designs, topology and how wireless and other new
technologies such as usage of Bluetooth, highly elliptical-orbiting
satellites and code multiplexing are changing the industry’s adaptation
of available technologies. Leading edge communications trends
will be addressed, especially those pertaining to internet applications
using wire, radio, light and other electromagnetic methods. New
developments unknown at the time of this publication will be injected
into the subject matter.