Students work in groups to build mock commercial, institutional, government or educational Web sites. More advanced topics, such as bandwidth, aesthetics, human-interface and future developments are also covered. This course provides an introduction to Macro Assembly language as a means of studying computer architecture and the functions of an assembler. Systems Project 1 - 48 Hours Students, alone or in groups, analyze the needs of a community client relating to a small business problem. Students practice the techniques introduced in systems analysis and design courses, and expand their repertoire of techniques for traditional and prototype systems life cycles, to include alternatives and the necessary criteria for selection from among the alternatives.
Emphasis is on meeting schedules, accurate and complete documentation, and oral and written skills.
Systems Project 2 - 48 Hours Students, alone or in groups, develop, implement and document a complete computer system to satisfy some real business need. Classroom time is spent in advising students on design, programming, testing, user training, security and backups, and documentation. It is recommended that students have completed several programming and systems analysis courses.