CS 701 English
4.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides a detailed review of grammar, punctuation, spelling, and sentence
construction with an emphasis on the practical application of knowledge and composition.
Contemporary language and technical writing rules appropriate to the business environment
are covered in depth.CS 702 Written Communication
4.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course emphasizes composition and formatting of standard business documents,
reports, and other technical documents. Proofreading skills will be learned and practiced
throughout. In addition to other technical documents, each student will complete a resume
and transmittal letter. A computer word processing program will be used for document
production.
CS 703 Oral Presentation
3.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides instruction and practical application of effective oral
communication and persuasive speech techniques. It includes gaining knowledge of effective
informal oral communication, formal presentation, and non-verbal communication.
Additionally, the student will learn oral communication for job interviews.
CS 704 Human Relations and Ethics
4.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides instruction in the psychology of interpersonal relations and
sociology of working relations in a business environment, and a study of business ethics.
Situational analysis is provided by practical application to reinforce knowledge. Career
planning is covered through personal goal setting and achievement techniques.
CS 705 Technical Mathematics
4.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides a review of basic math and algebraic principles and their
practical use in the business world, including average and percentages for business
performance and statistical analysis, bookkeeping, and basic financial statement.
Numbering systems typical for computer operations are also covered.
CS 706 Introduction to Computers and Applications Software
3.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides instruction in basic computer terminology, including hardware
components and software types. Orientation to commonly used word processing, spreadsheet.
database, and presentation applications software is given.
CS 707 A+ Certification Presentation
6.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides training in computer hardware components, and the installation,
configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting which prepares the student for A+
certification. The course specifically focuses on serving and supporting computers using
the MS-DOS/ Windows 3.x operating environment.
CS 708 MS Windows Development
3.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides training and the hands-on experience and skills necessary to
develop simple database applications using Microsoft Access. Students will plan, design,
implement, and control file structures in a database environment.
CS 709 MS Windows Operating Systems
3.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course will introduce students to the graphical user interface of Windows and
will provide basic internal knowledge of the operation of Windows. Successful completion
of this course may qualify the student to take a Microsoft certification exam.
CS 710 Integrated Applications
3.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides instruction in applications program integration in the Windows
operating environment using OLE and other linking methodologies. Introduction to network
file sharing and workgroup applications is provided.
CS 711 Introduction to Networking
3.5 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides instruction and training in local/wide area networks,
intranet/internet, basic network operating systems, and configuration. Network
administration, support, and problem solving are practiced. Successful completion of this
course may qualify the student to take the CompTIA Network+ certification exam.
CS 712 Implementing and Supporting Windows
Network Operating Systems (NOS)
6.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides students with the knowledge, concepts, and skills necessary to
install, configure, customize, and troubleshoot Microsoft Windows NOS in a single-domain
NOS-based network. Successful completion of this course may qualify students to take a
Microsoft certification exam.
CS 713 Network Administration
3.0 Semester Credit Hours
This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform
post-installation and day-to-day NOS administration tasks in single-domain and
multiple-domain networks. Successful completion of this course may qualify the student to
take a Microsoft certification exam.
This program is represented to lead to multiple job opportunities and is not meant to
lead to any particular outcome, including that specified in the program title. Although
the College will assist the student with job placement, finding a job is the ultimate
responsibility of the student. The College does not guarantee that any student will be
placed in any particular job, or at all. |