This course emphasizes the conceptual foundations of object-oriented programming. The course includes programming development exercises that emphasize data-bases. It includes programming the computer to control graphics, text, audio, and video images. Students will learn three types of programming languages - scripting languages intended for use by end users, languages used to develop web sites, and languages used to enable the production of applications on web servers. Topics include the regulation of emerging services and technology, freedom of speech, ownership and distribution of new information forms, and limitations and uses of technology.
Policy is considered at the local, state, national, and international levels.
Investigates a spectrum of interface design issues, including visual design, images, layout, readability, the use of color, structural design, the organization and linking of information, and the use of navigation and spatial cues. Emphasizes multimedia in the arts, education, and commerce. Semester 3 TCOM 660 - Knowledge Management and Telecommunications Strategy Discusses principles of knowledge management, particularly as it applies to telecommunications systems. Examines the strategic aspects of implementing telecommunications in organizations. Examines various topologies, controlling devices, protocols, and transmission media, as well as development in gateways to larger networks.