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CHM CHEMISTRY
CHM-110 Introduction to Chemistry 3
Introduces chemistry to those with little or no previous
background in chemistry and is preparatory
for further course work in chemistry including
Intro to Organic & Biochemistry for Nursing students.
The course includes a study of chemical
structure and bonding, measurements, periodic
table, nuclear chemistry weight/volume relationships
in chemical reactions, and solution chemistry.
(3/0/0/0), Arts & Sciences Elective Code: A;
Comments: The lab is optional.
CHM-111 Introduction to Chemistry 1
Laboratory
Laboratory to accompany CHM-110. (0/2/0/0),
Coreq: CHM-110; Arts & Sciences Elective Code:
A
CHM-165 General Chemistry I 4
Studies the basic principles of inorganic chemistry
with emphasis on such concepts as measurements
and problem solving, chemical reactions
and equations, stoichiometry, atomic structure
and nuclear chemistry, periodicity, chemical
bonding, kinetic molecular theory and gas laws,
and the structure and properties of matter.
(3/2/0/0), Prereq: CHM-110, MAT-102 or MAT-138;
Arts & Sciences Elective Code: A
CHM-175 General Chemistry II 4
Studies colligative properties along with thermodynamics
and kinetics, chemical equilibrium,
electrochemistry, acids, bases and complex ions,
and an introduction to organic chemistry.
(3/2/0/0), Prereq: CHM-165; Arts & Sciences
Elective Code: A
CIS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
CIS-126 Introduction to Programming 4
Logic With Language
Presents the techniques to analyze a problem for
solution by computer, and designing and documenting
the solution. Includes step-by-step documentation
of solution algorithm. Techniques presented
include flowcharts, decision tables,
Warnier Charts and structured design. A highlevel
programming language is used to implement
design algorithms. (3/2/0/0), Arts & Sciences
Elective Code: A
CIS-135 Microcomputer Operating 3
Systems
Introduces and familiarizes students with a variety
of PC-based operating systems. The systems
include DOS, Windows, UNIX and LINUX. The
respective strengths of the operating environments
are reviewed, along with the approaches
used in providing systems management and software
development support capabilities. (3/0/0/0),
Arts & Sciences Elective Code: B
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(Summer 2007)
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
CIS-172 Java 4
Provides an introduction to object-oriented program
and design concepts using the Java programming
language. Intended for students without
previous object-oriented programming experience.
The course covers methods, classes and
objects with emphasis on modularity and code
reusability. Students code, test, and debug simple
applets and applications illustrating understanding
of conditionals, iteration, array handling, event
processing, string handling, and input-output.
(3/2/0/0), Prereq: CIS-126; Arts & Sciences
Elective Code: A
CIS-192 Internet Programming II 4
Introduces the student to server-side Web page
development skills. The course includes an introduction
to Perl, VBScript and JavaScript programming
languages. Students gain an understanding
of CGI processes and active server pages technologies.
This course builds on the skills acquired
in Internet Programming I. (3/2/0/0), Prereq: CIS-
190; Arts & Sciences Elective Code: B
CIS-333 Database and SQL 4
Covers programming for the SQL server relational
database environment. Some of the topics
include T-SQL, joining tables, creating and altering
SQL server tables, replication, OLAP, creating
and testing stored procedures, triggers security,
and tuning. (3/2/0/0), Prereq: CIS-126; Arts &
Sciences Elective Code: A
CIS-504 Structured Systems Analysis 3
Includes systems, procedures, systems analysis
and design, purposes, responsibilities, applications,
and techniques of the systems activity as
found in a business organization. (3/0/0/0),
Prereq: CIS-126; Arts & Sciences Elective Code:
B
CIS-570 Introduction to iSeries eServer 2
An overview of IBM application system/400 architecture
and facilities. Topics include operating
system concepts and introduction to control language,
menu structure, system displays, creation
and maintenance of logical and physical files, and
database organization and access. (2/0/0/0), Arts
& Sciences Elective Code: B
CLS CULTURAL STUDIES
CLS-140 Understanding Cultures: 3
The Mideast
Examines in a cross-cultural context the politics,
economics, history, ethnic groups, religions and
cultures of the Mideast from Morocco to
Afghanistan and Pakistan. Includes study of all
aspects of the Arab/Israeli conflict. Students also
acquire an understanding of nationalism, tribalism
and energy issues in a global context. (3/0/0/0),
Arts & Sciences Elective Code: A
CLS-151 Understanding Cultures: 3
Latin America
Examines human spatial and cultural behavior in
Latin America by exploring political, economic,
religious and social institutions. Theoretical readings
are balanced with case studies to enable
students to explore theoretical perspectives in a
cross-cultural context. (3/0/0/0), Arts & Sciences
Elective Code: A
CLS-167 Understanding Cultures: 3
Modern China
Focuses on the 19th and 20th centuries, a period
of confusion, violence and chaos, during which
China has undergone a dramatic revolution.
Compares how ancient China struggled to adopt
the most useful practices of the western enlightenment
while keeping its unique identity. Explores
this struggle by examining geography, philosophy
of Confucianism, and religious and political practices.
(3/0/0/0), Arts & Sciences Elective Code: A
COM COMMUNICATION
COM-060 Workplace Communication 3
Emphasizes the practical application of theories
and principles of writing skills used in written
communication in the business world. The course
includes practice in writing business letters,
resumes, memos, instructional materials and
reports, and using visual aids. Offered for students
enrolled in applied science and technology.
(3/0/0/0), Arts & Sciences Elective Code: B
COM-744 Oral Communication in the 3
Workplace
Provides a general understanding of the dynamic
system of human communication in the workplace.
The course stresses the importance of
applying oral communication into everyday work
situations. Students examine the effects of behaviors
and values on the interpersonal communication
process. Demonstrates and practices numerous
workplace communication skills through
classroom discussions and participation. Offered
for students in applied science and technology.
(3/0/0/0), Arts & Sciences Elective Code: B
CON CONSTRUCTION
CON-108 Construction Safety 1
Provides instruction on construction industry
safety and health topics for entry-level workers.
(1/0/0/0), Arts & Sciences Elective Code: B
CON-134 Surveying and Site Layout 2
Provides class and laboratory activities to gain
knowledge in the use of conventional and laser
instruments, building site layout, site investigation,
leveling, topographic maps and route surveying.
(1/2/0/0), Prereq: MAT-716; Arts & Sciences
Elective Code: B
CON-932 Internship 1-6
Provides full-time work in an approved, construction-related
position that includes instructor visitations/evaluations
and employer evaluations of
performance. (0/0/0/4), Arts & Sciences Elective
Code: B; Comments: All first-year courses or permission
of instructor
CRJ CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRJ-100 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3
Provides an overview of the American criminal
justice system and examines the process of justice
administration through the agencies of law
enforcement, courts and corrections. (3/0/0/0),
Prereq: CRJ-100; Arts & Sciences Elective Code:
A