Programs will be written that involve concepts such as pointers, arrays, records, file manipulation, stacks, queues, linked lists, tables, sorting, and hashing. Structured programming techniques will be used to write programs that create reports and files using calculations, data validation, headings, detail, and summary information. More sophisticated programs are written involving concepts such as control-break principles, tables, indexed sequential file organization, file maintenance, different file access modes, sorting, merging, and subprograms. This is a continuation of RPG Programming. Credits Provides actual hands-on experience with designing a software project.
Students work in teams to develop software design documents, and software specifications.
Concepts stressed are prototyping, documentation, communication, teamwork, and project management. Completion of at least 20 credits in occupational specific CIS-Network Specialist courses or approval by program instructor. Completion of at least 20 credits in occupational specific CIS-Microcomputer Specialist courses or approval by program instructor. 500 32nd Street North .