Some examples from business related applications are used to illustrate main data structures concepts. This course replaces CIS 256. A focus on the organization and structure of operating systems for various modes of computer use from simple batch systems to multiprocessing time-sharing and distributed systems. Students will be introduced to process concept, storage management, virtual memory organization, job scheduling, deadlocks, file system and management, security issues, UNIX operation system and programming. A study of the planning, analysis, design, and implementation of effective Web sites.
Students develop skills and techniques necessary to design and build business oriented Web sites.
Text, linkage, and multimedia analyses and compositions are utilized for Web site design. Object-oriented Java languages are used to enhance the effectiveness of the site through the development of applets. Java's security, portability, and garbage collection features along with HTML and GUI builders will also be discussed. This course concentrates on the requirements, design, and implementation phases of database and application development. During the requirement phase, the E-R data model and semantic object model will be examined.