2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

CIS 263-Internet Active Server Pages with Visual Basic 3 Sem-Hrs.
This course covers the creation and maintenance of interactive web based applications
and web sites using Active Server Pages.
Active Server Pages are used heavily for creating browser-based applications.
This course will cover concepts via in class discussion, in class examples, and handson
exercise. The course progresses from the creation of simple interactive sites
through the creation of shopping cart style e-commerce applications.
Includes extensive coverage of using Visual Basic as a web based programming
language. Although both client and server side coding is discussed, this course
focuses on the creation of server side programming using Microsoft Active Server
Page technology.
Prerequisite: CIS 156 or CIS 160.
CIS 266-Internet Programming with JAVA 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course covers creation of Internet based applications using the Java programming
language. This course will cover both server and client side Java concepts.
Concepts covered by this course include JSP (Java Server Pages), Servlets,
JavaBeans, JDBC, Swing, Applet, and network programming.
This course will cover concepts via in class discussion, in class examples, and
hands-on exercise.
Java is the hottest programming technology on the Internet today. In addition to
the creation of Java based web applications using JSP, this course will cover the
creation of both multiuser servers and the network client software needed to connect
to them. Students will create and deploy their own multiuser server software
through our classroom server.
Prerequisite: CIS 156 or CIS 263.
CIS 268-Strategies for Developing E-Business Web Sites 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course covers the steps needed to web enable a business. This course is
composed to cover three distinct topics, networking, server administration, and
network security.
The course begins with a discussion of networking concepts required to successfully
setup and configure your business network for Internet access. These concepts
will be demonstrated through the setup of a network in the classroom.
Server administration is covered with a focus on providing Internet services,
especially the World Wide Web. Web server installation/configuration and administration
is covered in detail. Each student, through hands-on examples, will setup
and administer their own server in the classroom.
Network security is covered throughout the course. Steps necessary to secure
servers and a network in general are covered in detail. The concepts of a network
firewall, as well as the techniques needed to properly implement a firewall, will be
covered in detail. The details of network security will be demonstrated through the
setup and configuration of a firewall in the classroom.
Prerequisite: CIS 140.
Corequisites: CIS 240, CIS 242.
CIS 290-Computer Information Systems Projects 3 Sem.-Hrs.
A team comprised of two or more students will integrate systems analysis, systems
design, programming, and business and information systems concepts, principles
and practices in the development of a computerbased information system.
They will apply technical, managerial, communications and interpersonal skills to
the development of this information system. Formerly IST 222, students cannot get
duplicate credit.
Prerequisites: CIS 110, CIS 150 or CIS 152 and CIS 172.
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