COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS)
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Section listings which include dates in parentheses are FasTrac, short-term classes; all others are semester-length. Shading denotes evening classes.
CIS 50 Computer
Ethics 2.0
units
An
introduction to the theories and issues of ethical behavior as applied to the
exigencies of a rapidly changing, information-oriented, computer-driven
society. Topics include ethical history, philosophies, and issues at the
responsibility level of both corporate business and the individual. Various
ethical theories are introduced and discussed. Numerous current and past case
histories are presented.
5415 2.3 hours/week arr.
ONLINE ARMSTRONG G
Section 5415: Once you
have officially registered for an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu , take the Online Classes link, and
review the directions for VVC BlackBoard course enrollment. Individual Blackboard
course will be available no later than the first day of classes, and you should
login to the online class(es) for which you have
officially registered no later than the first day of the semester.
5416 2.3 hours/week arr.
ONLINE ARMSTRONG G
Section 5416: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
CIS 64 Computer
Mathematics 3.0 units
Prerequisites: High school algebra or MATH 50 or equivalent. Computer mathematics for the computer major. Introduction to number bases, set theory, Venn diagrams, logic, Boolean algebra, algebraic expressions, exponents, linear and quadratic equations, matrices, mathematical sequences and series, linear programming and logarithmic functions.
BLDG-RM
5418 MW 02:25PM-03:50PM 50-5
TONNING P
CIS 67 Fundamentals
of Networking 2.5 units
This course presents a broad overview of the fundamentals of networking computers. This course discusses in some detail the various network topologies, architectures, industrial standard, standards-defining organization, and the practical use of networks. Mainframe and microcomputer networks are both discussed.
BLDG-RM
3567 TH 11:30AM-03:35PM
42-3 BURG E
+3.3 Wkly hrs by arr
(02/16 - 04/06)
CIS 90 Introduction
to Unix
4.0 units
Operating
Systems
This course introduces the Unix and Linux operating systems. Topics include the history of Unix, commands and utilities, file system structure, shells, graphical user interfaces, networking, text editing and shell programming.
5376 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE FEDDERSEN R
Section 5376: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, follow the directions to get enrolled onto VVC BlackBoard, and
login to your online class site at least 3 business days (no sooner than 10
days) before class begins.
BLDG-RM
7160 TH 05:30PM-08:35PM 42-3 FEDDERSEN R
&
TH 08:45PM-09:50PM 42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by
arr.
CIS 91A MySQL Administration A 2.0
units
This course is designed to provide students with an introduction to the MySQL relational database management system. Students will learn how to design, install, configure and secure MySQL databases. The student should have prior experience with the fundamentals of databases.
3568 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3568: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
CIS 91B MySQL Administration B 2.0
units
This second course in MySQL database administration is designed to provide students with an advanced approach to current database administration issues in enterprise level databases. Topics include: Transactions, Multiple Servers, Replication, Locking and Administration Interfaces.
3569 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(04/17 – 06/10)
Section 3569: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
CIS 93 Perl
4.0
units
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the Perl scripting language used in Unix and Linus systems. Students will learn how to design and implement dynamic scripts through strings, operators, variables, arrays, control structures, expressions, functions, file handles and database access controls.
5413 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE ATKISSON B
Section
5413: Once you have officially registered for an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu , take the Online Classes link, and
review the directions for VVC BlackBoard course enrollment. Individual Blackboard
course will be available no later than the first day of classes, and you should
login to the online class(es) for which you have
officially registered no later than the first day of the semester.
CIS 96A Structured
Query Language A 2.0 units
Using
MySQL
This is the first of two courses in Structured Query Language using the MySQL database management system. Topics include concepts of relational databases and SQL, creating and using databases, and performing queries.
3570 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3570: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
CIS 96B Structured
Query Language B 2.0 units
Using
MySQL
This is the second course in Structured Query Language using the MySQL relational database management system. Topics include: Joins, IF/Case statements, indexing, batch operations and locking strategies.
3571 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section 3571: Online students must contact the instructor
by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at least three
business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment. See VVCOnline course
information.
CIS 97 XML
Programming 4.0
units
This
course introduces students to the foundations that comprise the XML family of
technologies. Topics include: well-formed XML syntax rules; validation of XML
using DTDs and Schemata; introductory DOM and SAX
Scripting; creating XML data islands on XHTML pages; using CSS, XSL, XSL-FO and
XSLT to style XML content; move data to/from databases using XML; and several
advanced topics.
5414 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE TONNING P
Section
5414: Once you have officially registered for an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu , take the Online Classes link, and
review the directions for VVC BlackBoard course enrollment. Individual Blackboard
course will be available no later than the first day of classes, and you should
login to the online class(es) for which you have
officially registered no later than the first day of the semester.
CIS 101 Computer
Literacy 4.0
units
(CAN BUS 6)
This
course provides a broad overview of computer technology for multidisciplinary
majors. It provides instruction in a wide variety of topics supported by
hands-on laboratory work with operating systems, word processing, spreadsheets,
databases, programming, networks, the Internet. CSU,UC
5378 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE FEDDERSEN R
Section 5378: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
CIS 101 (continued)
5379 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
Section 5379: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
5380 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
Section 5380: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
5381 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE FEDDERSEN R
Section 5381: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, follow the directions to get enrolled onto VVC BlackBoard, and
login to your online class site at least 3 business days (no sooner than 10
days) before class begins.
5382 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE FEDDERSEN R
Section 5382: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, follow the directions to get enrolled onto VVC BlackBoard, and
login to your online class site at least 3 business days (no sooner than 10
days) before class begins.
5384 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
Section 5384: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
5385 6.8 hours/week arr
ONLINE TONNING P
Section 5385: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
5386 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
Section 5386: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
5387 6.8 hours/week arr
ONLINE TONNING P
Section 5387: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
3565 13.5
hours/week arr.
ONLINE FEDDERSEN R
(04/17 – 06/10)
Section 3565: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, follow the directions to get enrolled onto VVC BlackBoard, and
login to your online class site at least 3 business days (no sooner than 10
days) before class begins.
BLDG-RM
5389 MW 08:30AM-09:55AM 50-5 TONNING P
& MW 10:05AM-10:35AM 50-5
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5390 MW 09:00AM-10:25AM 42-4 THOMAS S
& MW 10:35AM-11:05AM 42-4
+2.4 wkly hrs by arr
5391 MW 11:15AM-12:40PM 42-4 BURG E
& MW 12:50PM-01:20PM 42-4
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5392 MW 11:15AM-12:40PM 50-5 TONNING P
& MW 12:50PM-01:20PM 50-5
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5393 MW
02:30PM-03:55PM 42-4 BURG
E
& MW 04:05PM-04:35PM 42-4
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5394 TTH 09:00AM-10:25AM 42-4
FEDDERSEN R
& TTH 10:35AM-11:05AM 42-4
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5395 TTH 11:15AM-12:40PM 42-4
FEDDERSEN R
& TTH 12:50PM-01:20PM 42-4
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5396 TTH
02:30PM-03:55PM 42-4 STAFF
& TTH 04:05PM-04:35PM 42-4
+2.4 Wkly hrs by arr
5397 S 08:00AM-11:05AM 42-4 STAFF
& S 11:15AM-12:20PM 42-4
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
7162 T 06:00PM-09:05PM 42-4
BURG E
&
T 09:15PM-10:20PM 42-4
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
7163 TH 06:00PM-09:05PM 50-5
STAFF
&
TH 09:15PM-10:20PM 50-5
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
CIS 104 Object-oriented
Software Design 3.0 units
This is a first course in the object-oriented modeling and design, a new way of developing software. It is a prerequisite to all object-oriented programming language courses for it provides a working knowledge of the unique object-oriented concepts and structures on which object-oriented programming is based. CSU
BLDG-RM
5417 T 09:00AM-12:05PM 42-3
CASS R
CIS 106 Introduction
to Computer 4.0 units
Technology
for Educators
A survey course which provides an overview of computer
technology for multidisciplinary majors, but with emphasis on its role in
educational settings. The course provides instruction in a
variety of topics supported by hands-on laboratory work with operating systems,
word processing, spreadsheets, databases, desktop publishing, programming,
networks, and the Internet. Application and evaluation of computer technology
in learning environments serves as the overall framework. See cross listing for
ETEC 106. CSU
BLDG-RM
5494 W 12:50PM-02:15PM 80-19
SMITH M
+5.0 hours/week arr.
Section
5494 is a
"hybrid" class in
which a portion of the traditional classroom instruction is replaced with online
learning activities via the Internet.
Complete instructions regarding the online components of this class are
provided at the first class meeting, and attendance is required at this class
as well as at all scheduled meetings on campus. Please review the directions for VVC
Blackboard course enrollment published at http://www.vvc.edu/schedule/online/howtologin.htm,
and plan to login to the Blackboard course for the appropriate class section no
later than the first day of the class.
For additional information, please see VVC Online/Hybrid/Web-Enhanced
Frequently Asked Questions published in this class schedule and at
http://www.vvc.edu/online_virtual_campus/faq.htm.
CIS 107 Introduction
to the Internet 2.0 units
for Educators
A course for education students or current teachers to acquire the skills needed to effectively utilize the Internet in the classroom. Emphasis will be placed on computer-mediated communication and the World Wide Web. Students will become well versed in the use of Web browsers, FTP, newsgroups/asynchronous discussion, e-mail, and chat/synchronous discussion. See cross listing for ETEC 107. CSU
BLDG-RM
3607 M 12:50PM-02:15PM 80-19
LAVEAUX M
+3.4 hours/week arr.
(04/18 - 06/08)
Section
3607 is a
"hybrid" class in
which a portion of the traditional classroom instruction is replaced with
online learning activities via the Internet.
Complete instructions regarding the online components of this class are
provided at the first class meeting, and attendance is required at this class
as well as at all scheduled meetings on campus. Please review the directions for VVC
Blackboard course enrollment published at http://www.vvc.edu/schedule/online/howtologin.htm,
and plan to login to the Blackboard course for the appropriate class section no
later than the first day of the class.
For additional information, please see VVC Online/Hybrid/Web-Enhanced
Frequently Asked Questions published in this class schedule and at
http://www.vvc.edu/online_virtual_campus/faq.htm.
CIS 111 Multimedia
Presentations 4.0 units
Students gain "hands-on" experience in producing and presenting multimedia presentations. "Hands-on" experience includes creation of audio files, full-motion video clips, graphics, animation sequences, and text elements used in the final production. Additional subjects to be covered include effective communications, scripting, logical control of peripheral devices, and runtime packaging. CSU
BLDG-RM
7159 T 06:00PM-09:05PM 22-1
+3.3 Wkly hrs by arr.
CIS 136 Introduction
to the Internet 2.0 units
This course is for the student or savvy business person who wants to acquire the skills needed to effectively interact and utilize the resources of the Internet and its new component, the World Wide Web (WWW). To accomplish this, the student will become well versed in using browsers, File Transfer Protocols, news groups, e-mail, and chat/conversation utilities. CSU
3573 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3573: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
3574 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3574: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
3575 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section 3575: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
CIS 136 (continued)
3566 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section 3566: Online students must contact the
instructor by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at
least three business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment.
See VVCOnline
course information.
BLDG-RM
3576 MW 02:00PM-03:25PM 42-3
STAFF
& MW 03:35PM-04:05PM 42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
(02/13 - 04/05)
3577 MW 02:00PM-03:25PM 42-3 STAFF
& MW 03:35PM-04:05PM 42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
(04/17 - 06/07)
CIS 137 Introduction
to HTML 2.0 units
No
prerequisite. CIS 136 recommended. A course designed for the student or
businessperson who wants to acquire the skills needed to create a presence on
the WWW in the form of a Web Page. Subjects covered include the HTML Language,
Web Authoring (design, implementation, and maintenance of Web Pages). CSU
3578 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3578: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
3579 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3579: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
3580 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section 3580: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
3581 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section 3581: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
3582 6.8 hours/week arr
ONLINE
TONNING P
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section 3582: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
CIS 137 (continued)
3583 6.8 hours/week arr
ONLINE
TONNING P
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section 3583: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
BLDG-RM
3584 T 06:00PM-09:05PM 42-3
STEVULAK M
+3.3 Wkly hrs by arr
(02/14 - 04/04)
3585 T 06:00PM-09:05PM 42-3
STEVULAK M
+3.3 Wkly hrs by arr
(04/18 - 06/06)
CIS 139 Windows
XP for Power Users 4.0 units
Students gain experience in the configuring and optimizing of Windows 95. Experience includes Control Panel programs and modification of the system settings. The use of Utility programs including, Disk Defragmenter, Scandisk, and REGEDIT (registry editor). Additional subjects covered include installation, hardware detection, and troubleshooting system problems. Windows 95 networking and set-up will be addressed. CSU
BLDG-RM
5401 T 12:50PM-03:55PM 42-3 BURG E
& T 04:00PM-05:05PM 42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
7164 M 06:00PM-09:05PM 42-3
BURG E
&
M 09:10PM-10:15PM
42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
CIS 201 C++
Module A 4.0 units
An
Introduction to Programming
No prerequisite. CIS 101 recommended. An introduction to programming using the C++ language. This course is appropriate for those wishing to learn the principles of computer programming and to gain some initial experience with C++. CSU
5402 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
Section 5402: Once you have officially registered for
an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu ,
take the Online Classes link, and review the
directions for VVC BlackBoard course
enrollment. Individual Blackboard course will be available no later than
the first day of classes, and you should login to the online class(es) for which you have officially registered no later than
the first day of the semester.
BLDG-RM
5403 MW 09:00AM-10:25AM 42-3 CASS R
& MW 10:35AM-11:05AM 42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr.
CIS 202 C++
Module B 4.0
units
Understanding
the Language of OOP
Prerequisite: CIS 201. CIS 104 recommended. The second in the C++ series, this course teaches the student who is familiar with the language how to use its object-oriented features in depth. Subject matter includes: designing and implementing classes, abstract data types, overloading operators, inheritance, and polymorphism. CSU
BLDG-RM
7167 TH 05:30PM-08:35PM 42-4
TONNING P
&
TH 08:45PM-09:50PM
42-4
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr.
CIS 205 JavaScript
4.0
units
JavaScript is the only
wide-spread programming language for web pages on virtually all browsers. By incorporating JavaScript into HTML
documents, web page contents become dynamic, personalized and interactive. Even with server-side technology, such as
ASP.NET and PHP, JavaScript is still a must since many features such as mouseover, etc., are not supported by any server-side
programming. This course teaches
students how to program using JavaScript from the beginning; it
also prepares students for more advanced web development courses including
ASP.NET and PHP.CSU
BLDG-RM
7158 MW 06:00PM-07:25PM 42-4
CASS R
& MW 07:35PM-09:00PM 42-4
CIS 206A Java
Programming A 2.0 units
Prerequisite: CIS 210 or equivalent. CIS 104 recommended. This is an introductory course for programming in Java. The course will cover the basics of the Java programming language and object-oriented programming method. Some of the more advanced topics such as applets programming, data structure implementation in Java will also be covered. CSU
3588 6.8 hours/week arr
ONLINE
TONNING P
(02/13 - 04/08)
Section
3588: Once you have officially registered for an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu , take the Online Classes link, and
review the directions for VVC BlackBoard course enrollment. Individual Blackboard
course will be available no later than the first day of classes, and you should
login to the online class(es) for which you have
officially registered no later than the first day of the semester.
CIS 206B Java
Programming B 2.0
units
Prerequisite: CIS 206A. This is a second course in Java programming. The course will review the basics of the Java language and object-oriented programming. The main topics of the course include Java applet programming and networking with Java. CSU
3589 6.8 hours/week arr
ONLINE
TONNING P
(04/17 - 06/10)
Section
3589: Once you have officially registered for an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu , take the Online Classes link, and
review the directions for VVC BlackBoard course enrollment. Individual Blackboard
course will be available no later than the first day of classes, and you should
login to the online class(es) for which you have
officially registered no later than the first day of the semester.
CIS 210 Visual
Basic Programming 4.0
units
College algebra, computer math, computer programming in PASCAL, BASIC, C, or FORTRAN, and familiarity with Windows environment are highly recommended. Visual BASIC is the world's most popular programming language used for application development. This course is based on the latest VB.NET. Students will learn all the programming basics using VB.NET, as well as being exposed to topics such as Object-Oriented programming, Database programming, and Web programming. CSU
5407 6.8 hours/week arr.
ONLINE CASS R
Section
5407: Once you have officially registered for an online class with VVC go to www.vvc.edu , take the Online Classes link, and
review the directions for VVC BlackBoard course enrollment. Individual Blackboard
course will be available no later than the first day of classes, and you should
login to the online class(es) for which you have
officially registered no later than the first day of the semester.
CIS 240B Introduction
to Microsoft 4.0 units
Windows
2000 Server Administration
Prerequisite: CIS 240A or equivalent. Students will learn how to administer a Windows NT Server system on a network. Topics include: installation, user management, security, performance issues, domains, World Wide Web and related services, using NT with other network operating systems, network printing, the NT registry, backups, and setting up applications. CSU
BLDG-RM
7174 W 06:00PM-09:05PM 42-3
BURG E
&
W 09:10PM-10:15PM
42-3
+2.0 Wkly hrs by arr
CIS 261 UNIX
System Administration A 2.0 units
Prerequisite: CIS 123 or equivalent. UNIX system administrators are responsible for the operation of UNIX systems--the most common server platform on the Internet. Learn how to setup, manage, and maintain UNIX systems. Topics include: the role of the system administrator in an organization; UNIX variants; installation; booting and shutting down; backups; managing users. CSU
BLDG-RM
3590 F 05:30PM-07:35PM 42-3 FEDDERSEN R
&
F 07:45PM-09:50PM
42-3
+4.5 Wkly hrs by arr
(02/24 - 04/07)
CIS 262 UNIX
System Administration B 2.0 units
Prerequisites: CIS 261 and CIS 67. This second UNIX system administration course covers advanced UNIX administration topics, including: system security; setting up and managing internet services such as Hypertext Transfer Protocol, File Transfer Protocol, and e-mail. CSU
BLDG-RM
3591 F 05:30PM-07:35PM 42-3 FEDDERSEN R
&
F 07:45PM-09:50PM
42-3
+4.5 Wkly hrs by arr.
(04/21 - 06/09)
CIS 280 Fundamentals
of Database 3.0 units
Management
Systems
This course provides an in-depth knowledge of several different database management systems (DBMS) and an understanding of the basic relational, network, or hierarchical database structures which they use. Issues of privacy, security, protection, integrity, redundancy, distributed database concepts, data manipulation and query languages are covered. CSU
5408 5.6 hours/week arr.
ONLINE THOMAS S
Section 5408: Online students must contact the instructor
by e-mail at thomass@vvc.edu at least three
business days before the start of class to confirm your enrollment. See VVCOnline course
information.
CIS
138 Cooperative
Education
See descriptive statement under Cooperative
Education heading. CSU
UNITS
6528 5.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 1.0
DUNSMORE M
6529 10.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 2.0
DUNSMORE M
6530 15.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 3.0
DUNSMORE M
6531 20.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 4.0
DUNSMORE M
6532 25.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 5.0
DUNSMORE M
6533 30.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 6.0
DUNSMORE M
6534 40.0 WKLY HRS BY ARR 8.0
DUNSMORE M
**POLICY FOR DROPPING CLASSES**
It is the student’s
responsibility to complete the drop and/or add forms and to ensure that the
drop or add has been correctly processed.
Instructor’s permission is not required to drop a class or withdraw from
college. DO NOT RELY ON AN INSTRUCTOR TO DROP YOU. Please refer to the DROP and REFUND dates
listing