Class Descriptions
CIS 100 Computer Applications for the Novice
CIS 101 Keyboarding 1
CIS 102 Keyboarding 2
CIS 103 Keyboarding 3
CIS 104 Keyboarding 4
CIS 105 Filing
CIS 106 Business English
CIS 107 Practical Accounting
CIS 108 Introduction to Microsoft Office
CIS 109 Human Dimensions in the Office: Diversity
CIS 110 Internet
CIS 111 PowerPoint
CIS 115 Outlook
CIS 123 Introduction to Windows
CIS 136 Word Processing I Using Microsoft Word
CIS 141 Excel
CIS 145 Introduction to Access
CIS 150 Formatting I
CIS 160 Introduction to Programming
CIS 166 Programming Business Objects
CIS 168 Programming Logic
CIS 169 Requirements Analysis
CIS 171 Office Procedures
CIS 175 Administrative Services
CIS 182 Structured Query Language (SQL)
CIS 184 Creating Web Pages
CIS 185 Web Scripting
CIS 187 Computer Graphics and Animation
CIS 189 XML
CIS 210 Business Communications
CIS 235 Rich Internet Applications
CIS 236 Word Processing II
CIS 237 Dreamweaver
CIS 238 Desktop Publishing
CIS 239 Graphics on the Web Using Photoshop
CIS 240 Digital Photography
CIS 241 Advanced Excel
CIS 242 C#
CIS 245 Developing Applications in Access
CIS 250 Formatting II
CIS 252 Introduction to Medical Transcription
CIS 254 Medical Transcription
CIS 256 Machine Transcription
CIS 258 Software Integration and Configuration
CIS 259 Integrating Software
CIS 264 C++ Programming
CIS 266 Developing Database Applications
CIS 269 Software Maintenance
CIS 282 SQL Projects
CIS 283 SQL Server Administration
CIS 284 Web Application Development
CIS 293 Application Development-Special Projects
CIS 100 Computer Applications for the Novice 3 Credits
Basic skills and knowledge in using a computer to create, save and edit a simple document, a spreadsheet, and a graphic to create and send email messages; create folders for managing files; to open, close, and resize windows; and to navigate the world-wide-web. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 101 Keyboarding 1
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CIS 102 Keyboarding 2
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CIS 103 Keyboarding 3
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CIS 104 Keyboarding 4
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CIS 105 Filing 2 Credits
An introduction to basic indexing and filing rules as well as practice in the following: alphabetic card filing, alphabetic correspondence filing, and geographic, subject, and numeric filing. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 106 Business English 5 Credits
Study of language skills applied to writing and to transcription; punctuation, spelling, number usage, hyphens, word usage, plurals and possessives, capitalization, all parts of speech, word division, proofreading, and editing practice. ENGL 096 or ENGL 098 recommended. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 107 Practical Accounting 5 Credits
Fundamentals of accounting for the office worker who will assist in accounting procedures. Focus on maintaining accounting records for a small, service-type business. Some practice in payroll accounting. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 108 Introduction to Microsoft Office 3 Credits
Introduction of major software application packages as tools in business. The following operating and applications software will be covered: Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Prerequisite: CIS 101 recommended or ability to type by touch at least 20 words a minute.
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CIS 109 Human Dimensions in the Office: Diversity 3 Credits
Theory behind effective interaction on the job. Includes problem solving, conflict resolution, communication styles and climates, motivation, effective group participation, and adapting to a changing work environment, which includes understanding workforce/workplace diversity. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 110 Internet 2 Credits
An introduction to the Internet and computer networking from a non-technical point of view. Explores the history of the Internet, and what the Internet can do for you. Focuses on the fundamentals of Windows Vista, the Internet Explorer browser, and the Windows Mail e-mail client, while describing Internet capabilities, and showing how to apply a variety of services, and providing familiarization with microcomputer concepts and directory and file management theory. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 111 PowerPoint 2 Credits
Overview of PowerPoint. Creating, editing, and modifying presentations; navigating among different views; importing text and graphics; customizing presentations; applying templates and animation; printing in a variety of formats; and delivering presentations. Prerequisite: Experience using Windows-based software.
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CIS 115 Outlook 2 Credits
An Introduction to Microsoft Outlook with an emphasis on the e-mail, calendar, and electronic address book features. Also will cover use of Notes and Tasks features to produce to-do lists and organize information. Prerequisite: Experience using Windows-based software.
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CIS 123 Introduction to Windows 3 Credits
Concepts of the operating system such as the desktop, anatomy of a window, menus, and customizing your system will be introduced. The benefits of the Common User Interface will be demonstrated by using Windows accessories. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 136 Word Processing I Using Microsoft Word 4 Credits
Overview of MS Word for Windows software using a personal computer. Basic document creating, editing, and assembly; text formatting, tables, columns, macros, templates, styles, and mail merge. Prerequisite: The ability to keyboard by touch 20 words a minute and CIS 108 recommended.
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CIS 141 Excel 3 Credits
An introduction to Excel for worksheet applications. Creating simple worksheets using numbers, dates, text, formulas, desktop features, formatting, charting, printing, and file handling. Techniques include copying, moving, relative, and absolutes cell references, using functions in formulas, file linking, multiple windows, and range naming. More advanced topics such as database and macros will also be introduced. Prerequisite: CIS 108 recommended.
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CIS 145 Introduction to Access 5 Credits
An introduction to relational database concepts and applications using Microsoft Access. Database concepts and practices are introduced and discussed using business-related examples. Includes building tables, forms, queries, and reports. Prerequisite: CIS 108 or CIS 123 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 150 Formatting I 4 Credits
Basic formatting techniques in keyboarding skill development using a personal computer with word processing software. Introduction to business letters, memorandums, tables, and reports. Prerequisite: CIS 136 recommended and the ability to type 30 wpm by touch.
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CIS 160 Introduction to Programming 5 Credits
An introduction to programming structures, concepts, techniques and terminology using the Visual Basic language and development environment. Prerequisite: CIS 101, 108 or CIS 123 recommended, or comparable competencies.
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CIS 166 Programming Business Objects 5 Credits
Concepts and techniques of object-oriented programming in NET. Design and coding of custom class modules to validate and store business data emphasized. Basic programming techniques, such as looping and decision-making applied in a variety of situations. Interface design explored, focusing on meeting user needs, maximizing efficiency, and ensuring data validity. Prerequisite: CIS 160 and CIS 168.
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CIS 168 Programming Logic 5 Credits
An introduction to the mathematics of computer programming. Covers symbolic logic, set theory, truth tables, number systems, algorithm design, decision tables and logic diagrams. Prerequisite: MATH 099.
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CIS 169 Requirements Analysis 3 Credits
Planning, analysis, and design of software. Software design process including requirements analysis, planning, use case diagramming, database and object diagrams. Communication techniques for problem comprehension, decomposition, and analysis. Prerequisite: CIS 168, CIS 145, and (CIS 160 or CS 142) recommended.
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CIS 171 Office Procedures 3 Credits
Overview of the role and responsibilities of the office professional. Topics covered include telephone and reception techniques, scheduling, handling mail, office safety, and career development. Prerequisite: CIS 108 recommended.
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CIS 175 Administrative Services 3 Credits
Administrative functions of organization applied in an office setting. Gives advanced students an opportunity to build and refine skills in office management, correspondence preparation, banking procedures, travel planning, and organizing meetings. Prerequisite: CIS 150, CIS 171 AND CIS 236.
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CIS 182 Structured Query Language (SQL) 5 Credits
An introductory Structured Query Language (SQL) course which emphasizes techniques for writing efficient standard SQL. Students practice with commercial implementation of SQL. A thorough overview of relational data base concepts, including database design, concepts and practices, establishes a basis for pursuing SQL. Fundamental knowledge of data base concepts is expected. Prerequisite: CIS 145, CIS 160 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 184 Creating Web Pages 5 Credits
Creating web pages with the HTML programming language. Emphasis on: design, links, using editors, file structure, graphics, tables, frames, forms, cascading style sheets and introduction to XHTML and JavaScript. Prerequisite: CIS 108, CIS 110, CIS 123 recommended.
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CIS 185 Web Scripting 5 Credits
Creating web pages through the JavaScript programming/scripting language (client-side). Study of client-side scripting for pop-up windows, scrolling messages, validating forms, using dynamic information, cookies, browser detection/redirect, and interactive menus. Use of proper programming techniques and the document object model (DOM). Prerequisite: CIS 184 and CIS 160 recommended.
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CIS 187 Computer Graphics and Animation 5 Credits
An introduction to 2-D vector and bitmap graphics, as well as animation, using the Java environment. Consideration is given to buffering, timing issues, and user interaction with graphical elements. Applied techniques for game development are discussed. Creation of interactive, animated Java programs and packaging them for use on the Web. Prerequisite: CS 142 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 189 XML 5 Credits
The relationship between XML (extensible markup language) and html. Includes learning proper structure for xml documents, cascading style sheets (CSS), document type definition (DTD), the document object model (DOM) as well as other important xml features. Students will gain knowledge of XML through hands-on experience. Prerequisite: CIS 166, CIS 145 and CIS 184 recommended.
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CIS 210 Business Communications 5 Credits
Principles of effective communication in business emphasizing the human relations factor, through correspondence, report writing, and an oral presentation. Prerequisite: Completion of ENGL& 101 or WRIT 101. CIS 106 recommended.
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CIS 235 Rich Internet Applications 5 Credits
Create rich intenet applications using Silverlight. Combine user interface design in XAML and WPA with .NET programming, and connect to server-side data resources. Integrate animation and graphic effectively. Prerequisite: CIS 145, (CIS 185 or CIS 166) and (CIS 184 or CIS 189) recommended.
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CIS 236 Word Processing II 5 Credits
Advanced word processing features including custom templates, macros, styles, generating indexes and tables of contents, merging, sorting, and integrating text and graphics. Emphasis on critical thinking and problem solving as they apply to complex word processing projects. Prerequisite: CIS 136 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 237 Dreamweaver 4 Credits
Techniques for building world-class websites and web applications using one of the industry's leading web authoring tools, Adobe Dreamweaver. Includes Site Development, Links, Images, Tables, Forms, Templates and Style Sheets, Layers, Frames, Animations, Media Objects and Adobe Flash technologies. Prerequisite: None.
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CIS 238 Desktop Publishing 4 Credits
Using a layout grid, the integration of text and graphics to produce a professional looking publication. The use of styles and templates to produce the layout. Working with text frames that can be moved, resized, rotated, and combined. Placing, enhancing, and cropping graphics. The creation of such special design effects as drop caps; reverse type; and text shaped around. Includes design principles. Recommended: experience with a word processing application. Prerequisite: CIS 136 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 239 Graphics on the Web Using Photoshop 4 Credits
Provides a guide for the beginning web developer to create well-designed and effective Web sites and pages. Subjects covered are: basic design principles, site design, page design, typography, and optimizing graphics for the web. Prerequisite: CIS 136, CIS 184 and CIS 238 recommended.
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CIS 240 Digital Photography 3 Credits
Digital processing essentials, digital processing techniques, the digital darkroom, output and presentation. Understanding of the digital photography process from how a digital camera works to advice on buying cameras and accessories, choosing hardware and software, to downloading and outputting images. Photoshop restoration retouching. Prerequisite: CIS 123 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 241 Advanced Excel 3 Credits
Build complex workbooks using EXCEL. The following features will be utilized: more logical functions, database, linking, OLE, pivot table, visual basic applications. Prerequisite: CIS 141.
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CIS 242 C# 5 Credits
The application of C# (C-sharp) for developing Windows desktop applications and Web services. Focuses on making C# applications that work with Windows, Databases and Web services available on the Internet. Prerequisite: CS 142 recommended.
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CIS 245 Developing Applications in Access 5 Credits
Provides an introduction to application development using Microsoft Access as the development platform. Emphasis is placed on the planning process, database design and understanding customers' business rules. The process of turning data into useful information will be explored through development of complex forms, queries, and reports. Students will work with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), and ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). Prerequisite: CIS 145 and CIS 160 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 250 Formatting II 4 Credits
Advanced formatting techniques and keyboarding skill development using a personal computer with word processing software. Emphasis on formatting letters, tables, forms, minutes, agendas, press releases, memorandums, formal reports, and documents with special features. Prerequisite: CIS 150 or CIS 136, and the ability to type 40 words a minute by touch.
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CIS 252 Introduction to Medical Transcription 3 Credits
Introduction to the medical transcription process stressing basic medical office documents, transcription practices, and editing skills. Basic English grammar and punctuation and medical transcription guidelines will also be covered. Prerequisite: CIS 150, MED 103.
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CIS 254 Medical Transcription 4 Credits
Transcription of medical case histories, progress notes, operative reports, discharge, summaries, and x-ray reports emphasizing the anatomical parts associated with a particular specialty. Common abbreviations used in transcribing dictation in the specialty area. Prerequisite: CIS 136, CIS 252, and MED 112.
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CIS 256 Machine Transcription 4 Credits
Detailed instruction and practice in transcription techniques, vocabulary building, and language skills--punctuation, spelling, word division, capitalization, number styles, and hyphenation. Includes production keyboarding skills, letters, memos, and reports. Prerequisite: CIS 106, CIS 136, CIS 150, and the ability to type at least 40 WPM by touch.
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CIS 258 Software Integration and Configuration 5 Credits
An in-depth study of all the functions and features of installing, configuring, and maintaining Microsoft Office on the Microsoft Windows operating system. They include configuring Internet Explorer and Outlook Express; resolving issues related to customizing and personalizing the MS Office Applications suite; migrating from Outlook Express to Outlook; identifying and troubleshooting network problems; configuring Office security settings; and monitoring security vulnerabilities and updates. Prerequisite: CIS 108, CNA 112, and CIS 123.
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CIS 259 Integrating Software 5 Credits
Business simulation including application and knowledge of word processing, Outlook, spreadsheets, database, PowerPoint, and internet to integrate documents in projects using critical thinking, planning, scheduling, organization skills, and group interaction. Prerequisite: CIS 108, CIS 141 and CIS 236.
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CIS 264 C++ Programming 5 Credits
An intermediate programming course. Topics include pointers, structure, basic C++ syntax variables, operators, objects, input/output streams, functions, and classes. Emphasis is placed on the object-oriented aspects of C++. Prerequisite: CS 142 recommended.
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CIS 266 Developing Database Applications 5 Credits
Developing business applications using relational databases and object-oriented programming. Emphasis is placed on the planning process, database design and implementation, and understanding customers' business rules. Practical application of common tools focus on database manipulation using both data-bound controls and programmatic connections. The process of turning data into useful information will be explored using Structured Query Language and interface design. The database techniques are demonstrated with Access and/or SQL Server, and apply to other database products. Prerequisite: CIS 166, and CIS 182 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 269 Software Maintenance 5 Credits
Responsibilities and techniques of the maintenance programmer. Emphasis on use of version control software, teamwork, and software testing. Applying UML and use cases for planning modification and extension. A significant, existing software project is used as a case study. Appropriate code commenting and documentation is discussed. Unit tests are created and applied. Evaluation of test cases is performed through code coverage analysis. Prerequisite: CIS 166 and CIS 169 recommended.
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CIS 282 SQL Projects 5 Credits
Developing relational database applications using Structured Query Language in a client-server environment using Microsoft SQL Server. Topics include database design and implementation, defining and using stored procedures, indices, rules, and database security and administration. Measures to improve performance including transaction processing and database optimization will be explored. Prerequisite: CIS 182 and CIS 166 or instructor's permission.
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CIS 283 SQL Server Administration 5 Credits
Developing the skills necessary to install SQL Server and to administer department and enterprise database activities. Focuses on the role of the Database Administrator in developing and administering procedures to ensure that data is consistently ,reliably available, and recoverable throughout an organization. Learning how to install SQL Server, define databases, build backup/recovery strategies, manage security, and troubleshoot operating and performance problems. Prerequisite: CIS 282.
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CIS 284 Web Application Development 5 Credits
Create interactive web pages using ASP.NET server-side programming. Integrate web programming with SQL databases and address security issues. Prerequisite: CIS 184, (CIS 166 or CIS 185), CIS 145, CIS 182 recommended.
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CIS 293 Application Development-Special Projects 2-5 Credits
An elective course with project to be selected by student and instructor. A special agreement form with a written proposal and timeline for the project must be on file with the instructor prior to registration. Student projects must include two or more the areas listed under Course Content; up to 5 credits may be earned depending on the areas covered and complexity of the application. Requires completion of 20 credits with a "B" average or better from the following courses: CIS 145, CIS 160, CIS 166, CIS 182, CIS 185, CIS 189, CIS 245, CIS 266, CIS 282, CIS 284, CS 142, CS 143. Prerequisite: Instructor's permission.
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