Lesson
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Introduction to Computers |
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An Overview of Computer Concepts |
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Software Applications: User Tools |
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The System Unit |
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Input and Output |
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• Data Storage
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The Internet and the World Wide Web |
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Communications and Networks |
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Operating Systems & System Software |
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Microsoft
Windows XP |
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Exploring the Basics |
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Working with Graphics |
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Working with Files |
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Object Linking and Embedding |
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Organizing Files with
Windows Explorer |
• Exploring your network |
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Personalizing your Windows environment |
• Managing Windows XP |
| • Searching for information |
• Working with Hardware |
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Software Development Life Span |
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| • Why Software Engineering |
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Delivering the System |
| • Modeling the Process and Life-Cycle
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• Evaluating Products, Processes and Resources |
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Capturing the Requirements |
• Improving Predictions, Products, Processes and Resources |
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Considering Objects |
• The Future of Software Engineering |
| • Testing the Programs |
• Proctored Examination |
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Intro to the Internet
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Navigating the Web |
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Finding What's Out There |
| • Corresponding
with Outlook Express |
• Creating
a Web Page |
| • Adding
Hypertext Links to a Web Page |
• Designing
a Web Page |
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Designing a Web Page with Tables |
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Using Frames in a Web Page |
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Developing Web Pages with FrontPage Express |
• Creating
a Hypertext Document with FrontPage
Express |
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Introduction to Microsoft |
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| • Word Project 1 |
• Excel Project 1 |
| • Word Project 2 |
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Excel Project 2 |
| • Word Project 3 |
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Excel Project 3 |
| • Access Project 1 |
• PowerPoint Project 1 |
| • Access Project 2 |
• PowerPoint Project 2 |
| • Access Project 3 |
• PowerPoint Project 3 |
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Database Management |
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Introduction to Database Management |
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Database Design 2: Design Methodology |
| • The Relational Model 1:Introduction, QBE, and Relational Algebra |
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DBMS Functions |
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The Relational Model 2: SQL |
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Database Administration |
| • The Relational Model 3: Advanced Topics |
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Database Management Approaches |
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Database Design 1: Normalization |
• Proctored Examination |
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JavaScript |
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| • Introducing JavaScript |
• Proctored Examination |
| • 8 real world JavaScript projects |
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Visual Basic Programming |
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Introduction to VB Programming |
• Proctored Examination |
| • 8 real world VB projects |
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| » C++ Programming |
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| • Types, Variables and Standard I/O |
• References |
| • Truth, Branching and the Game Loop |
• Pointers |
| • For Loops, Strings and Arrays |
• Classes |
| • The Standard Template Library |
• Advanced Classes and Dynamic Memory |
| • Functions |
• Inheritance and Polymorphism |
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| » C# Programming (Elective) |
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| • OOP and Creating a Simple Application |
• Arrays and Collections |
| • Manipulating and Storing Data in Objects |
• Encapsulation |
| • Program Flow Decisions and Exceptions |
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User Interface Objects |
| • Adding Methods to Objects |
• Data Files and Persistence |
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Program Loops |
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Inheritance and Polymorphism |
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Database Development |
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| • General Concepts |
• ABC Car Service |
| • Queries |
• Query Outputs |
| • Transportation Database |
• DDBMS Scenario |
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RC Models |
• Excel Connectivity |
| • AviaCo |
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Proctored Examination |
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| »Java Programming |
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| • Intro to Computers, the Internet and WWW |
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Methods: A Deeper Look |
| • Introduction to Java Applications |
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Arrays |
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Introduction to Classes and Objects |
• Classes and Objects: A Deeper Look |
| • Control Statements, Part 1 |
• Object Oriented Programming: Inheritance |
| • Control Statements, Part 2 |
• Programming Files |
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Algebra and Trig I
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Solving Linear Equations |
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Algebraic Signs and Exponents |
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Algebraic Fractions |
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Applied Fractional Equations |
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Coordinates and Angle Functions |
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Applications of Trigonometric Functions |
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Analytical Geometry-First Degree Equation |
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Analog I/O: D/A and A/D Conversion |
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Intermediate Frequency Amplifiers |
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Exponents, Radicals & Complex Numbers |
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Video Circuits and the CRT |
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Overview of Reports: Your Options |
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Algebra and Trig II |
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Quadratic Equations and Systems |
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Higher Order Equationsr |
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Systems of Linear Equations |
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Trigonometric Equations and Identities |
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Theory of Logarithms and Series |
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Practical Matrix Theory for Engineers |
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Natural Logarithms |
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Technical Physics |
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Basic Physics |
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Physics of Mechanics |
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Static Magnetic Field Theory |
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Electric Field Physics |
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Magnetic Circuits |
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Optics and Heat |
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Technical
Writing I |
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10 writing lessons: resumes, cover letter &
report writing for business and industry. |
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Technical Writing II |
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Preparation for oral presentations and document
writing. |
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Applied Ethics |
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IT professionals cover ethical decision making. |
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General Psychology (Elective) |
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9 assignments |
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| » Inrto to Sociology (Elective) |
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| • Learn about our society and other cultures. |
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Career Management |
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Polish your job search skills. |
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End
of Lessons Required for Degree
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