Examines e-commerce, digital money, and data encryption. Students are required to work on an e-commerce project as part of the course. Continues Networks I. Provides an in-depth study of network administration. Possible topics include Internet access, distributed programming methods, routing, congestion control, security, RPC, name resolution, message-based distributed applications, and Internet architectures. CIS 460 Advanced Databases 4 credits Introduces integrity constraints and triggers, stored procedures, indexing and index structures, transactions, concurrency, locking, and Web databases.
Students usually work on a major project during the term.
I 4 credits Provides a problem for students to analyze and solve through the design of a solution, the creation and implementation of a software solution, and documentation of the entire process. Project I involves project selection and completion of the design phase. The Capstone II goal is to finish the work started in Capstone I by creating and implementing the software solution and completing documentation. The documentation should address project maintenance and the operating procedures required to run the student's software. Courses CS 101 Computers in Society 3 credits Nontechnical introduction to the nature of computers and their importance in society.