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CIS-304	Event-Driven Programming	Students will be instructed in the fundamentals of event-driven programming where functions are determined by events such as user actions. Service oriented and time driven programs, event and exception handlers, trigger functions, user created events, anticipation of events, error trapping, and user interface design will be covered. ASP. net web pages, file I / O database connectivity, and web services will also be covered. Students will work hands-on using the latest tools and techniques to create their own program.
CIS-311	Application and Embedded ML	In this course students are introduced to the fundamentals of AI and
		robotics. Using current open-source technologies students will create a
		program that will be executed by a small-scale robot. Students will evaluate
		and apply various algorithms in order to gain a better understanding of the
		complexity surrounding autonomous applications.
CIS-312	Data Analytics	This course focuses on developing interactive programming code for
		extracting, cleansing, wrangling, transforming, reshaping, and analyzing data.
		Students will learn common data types, where data is derived from, and the
		challenges practitioners face in the modern world of " Big Data." Using a
		multidisciplinary approach, examples from business, social sciences, public
		health and laboratory sciences will be utilized as students explore predictive
		analytics and data science techniques which employ Python. Data privacy
		and ethics will be explored.

CIS-318

Linux

This course introduces students to the Linux / Unix operating systems. Beginning with a brief history of Linux and Unix, students will learn how to determine the best distribution( distro) to download and install based on organizational needs. Fundamentals such as system, commands, utilities, text editing, processing utilities, and permissions will be covered. This course is required for Computer Forensic / Cybersecurity majors because it is essential for running many forensic and penetration testing software. Web Design and Multimedia students are required to take this course because it is an integral part of LAMP.

CIS-320

Computer Applications in Business

This course gives students a cursory overview of the major computer-based business systems found in businesses today. Systems that will be looked at include E-commerce, Accounting Information Systems, Human Resource Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. In addition, the course will explore how knowledgeable workers can solve typical business problems through the use of advanced Microsoft Office features found in Word, Excel and Access.( 5 weeks).( Online programs only).

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