This course will build on the understanding of syntax and procedures learned in the first course, requiring the student to develop more complex and advanced programs. This course concentrates on the interaction of programs, the use of more advanced graphics and sound, and the handling of more complex data files and arrays. It will provide experience programming to implement a real-world business application. This course is offered for credit or non-credit only. This course is offered for credit or non-credit only.
Course includes all aspects of design, development and documentation.
This course is offered for credit or non-credit only. This course covers system requirements, terminology, technology, topologies and software used in local area networks. Different topologies, hardware and software are compared and evaluated for a variety of applications as to cost and performance. System administrators will learn the necessary hardware components, protocols and applications to support users. Network Operating systems such as Banyan Vines, Novell, and Microsoft Windows NT and others will be reviewed with attention paid to features, expandability and maintainability from small to large scale enterprise networks.