This course will teach skills in using the Internet as an information and educational resource. Components explored will include the World Wide Web, Gophers, FTP, E-mail, and basics of creating a web page. This course is an introduction to programming logic and computer problem solving using programming language. Students learn the fundamentals of structured program design. Hands-on emphasis is provided in programming including decision structures, looping structures, and text files.
Course work stresses practical application or programming.
This course examines the process of database design using the relation model. Use of applications software focuses on data query, report generation, multiple file relationships, interact techniques, and command file programming. Structured query language, QBE and other languages will be introduced. You must have access to Microsoft Access 2000 for this course. IBM-compatible computer required for this course.