Students will study two dimensional representations, sculpture, fiber, architecture and other art forms from these time periods. Students will study two dimensional representations, sculpture, fiber, architecture and other art forms from these time periods. This segment of art history will also cover ancient and contemporary Asian, Native American, Latin American art forms. Students are also introduced to the Hispanic cultures of the world, past and present. This first introductory course in computer programming is designed for the student who has no prior back-ground knowledge in computer programming.
Topics covered are computer history, computer logic, programming strategies, and code development.
Not available for the Macintosh computer. BCOM100 is NOT related to BCOM200. Check the semester schedule to see in which semester the course is being offered. Being able to edit in HTML is not a prerequisite. BCOM200 is NOT related to BCOM100.