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C.S. 2126
Applications Programming
3 Cr. (Hrs.:2 Lec.; 3 Lab))

An introduction to problem-solving methods and algorithm development in an Object-oriented environment.  Stresses techniques of good programming style. (This course may not be substituted for C.S. 2106.) Prerequisite: High School Algebra  (1st, 2nd)

Expectations:

E1.  Knowledge of High School Algebra Math Skills

Course Outcomes:

R1.  Application Development, Data Types, Variables, Assignment Statements,   Arithmetic Operators and Scope

R2.  Simplifying Programming thru Modularity

R3.  User defined Procedures and Functions

R4.  Decisions, Data Validation, and Error Handling

R5.  Repetitive Structures, Arrays, Searching, Sorting, and Sequential Files

R6.  Multiple Document Applications and user defined menus

R7. Event-driven GUI programming with Visual Interactive Scenarios Notation (VISION)

R8.  Database Programming and Data Environment

R9.  Compiling and Distributing Applications

 

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Department Head: Dr. Michele Van Dyne
Administrative Associate: Tami Windham

 

 

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