Provides an introduction into the technical foundation in computer networking. Covers the aspects of mainframe versus microcomputer networks, client-server strategies, and issues such as throughput and response time. Also addresses advanced topics such as network design and architectural principles. Suitable for non-majors as well as CIS majors. This covers an introduction into data types, functions, as well as relational and arithmetic operators.
Topics covered include advanced function handling, arrays, files handling, pointers and structures.
Covers an introduction into data types, subroutines, as well as relational and arithmetic operators. This covers advanced processing capabilities, table access as well as indexed versus sequential file handling. Provides an introduction into the nature of systems, tools of structured analysis, modeling tools, and the many facets of the systems analysis process. All aspects of the project life cycle are covered from initial need to deployment of the system to the field. Provides an introduction into the nature of systems, tools and models of software development, and the many facets of the systems development process.