Many programming classes will now award 4 credits . Students will have an instructor available for two additional hours per week in these classes. All CINS 101 classes will now use Windows 98 and Office 97 with hands-on activities in Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Activities using the Internet are also featured. Good follow-up course to CINS 101.
Course revolves around developing a software and hardware solution for a small business.
Coursework will concentrate on Windows 98 with an emphasis on organizing your computer and troubleshooting Windows problems. Use Visual Basic 6 to develop a complete programming application.