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CIS 242-Advanced Web Page Design 3 Sem.-Hrs.
Students will study advanced topics in the design and implementation of web
pages and web sites and learn the HTML codes associated with them. They will
implement their designs with a web page editor such as Microsoft FrontPage or
Netscape Composer. Topics will include advanced studies in tables, forms and
frames, manipulating graphic files for web page layout, designing and using cascading
style sheets, working with linked and embedded sound and video files on
web pages, and creating CGI scripts for enhancement and user interaction on web
sites.
Corequisite: CIS 240.
CIS 250-RPG IV Programming II on the AS/400 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course will provide a continuum of study in the RPG IV programming
language within the AS/400 computing environment. Emphasis will be on utilizing
advanced programming methods in solving more detailed business
applications. Students will learn advanced problem solving and program development
methods. Topics of study include table and array processing, keyed and nonkeyed
file concepts, batch and interactive file maintenance, subfiles, logical files,
printer files and calling programs.
Prerequisites: CIS 130 and CIS 150.
CIS 252-Intermediate Cobol on the AS/400 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This is a continuation of CIS 152 Structured Programming with COBOL on the
AS/400 through analysis of problems common to the business application of computers.
Structured programming concepts are used for representing the logical
relationships between elements of information and the techniques for operating
information structures used in tape and disc storage. Formerly IST 219, students
cannot get duplicate credit.
Prerequisites: CIS 130 and CIS 152.
CIS 254-Structured Query Language (SQL) on the AS/400 3 Sem.-Hrs.
Structured Query Language (SQL) has become the industry standard for data
retrieval on most programming platforms. The student will learn to manipulate
data and to extract the required information by using the external database manager
software. Topics include designing the database, creating, loading in the data,
and accessing the data once loaded. Methods of access will include interactive
manipulation, user-written procedures, and access through other languages.
Prerequisite: CIS 130.
CIS 258-Advanced C++ Programming 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course is a continuation of the Object-Oriented Programming with C++.
Advanced topics will be presentd and assigned to help the student develop programming
skills in the modern world of object technology. The course will utilize
object-oriented analysis (OAA), object-oriented design (OOD), and object-oriented
programming (OOP). Topics covered include constructing arrays, object composition,
operator overloading, dynamic memory and inheritance. Formerly IST 288,
students cannot get duplicate credit.
Prerequisite: CIS 158.
CIS 260-Advanced Programming with Visual Basic 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course covers the creation of applications that utilize advanced features of
Microsoft Windows. These topics include programming applications that use the
clipboard, calling DLLs within a Visual Basic program, use of Windows API, ADO
database programming, Multi-user Database Programming, and Multiple Document
Interface.
Prerequisite: CIS 160.
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