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Computer Course Descriptions
The following 2 courses combined will earn 6 credits per semester: | Title | Number | Credits | Time | Location | | Web Markup Language | CMSC 1212
| 3 credits | 8-10 a.m.
| SCTC
| | Course Description | | This course will teach the student how to create web pages. It will also teach them how to get those pages on the Internet and make them visible to the world. It will teach the student HTML, which is the markup language used by the Internet. It will also teach the student Javascript and Cascading Style Sheets, which are used to make web pages dynamic and formatted. Students will also complete exercises using links, sound, graphics, animation and forms. The programming techniques include handling conversion from both clients and servers, passing communication, distributed information handling and tags. Page loading techniques will also be taught. | | Pre-Requisites | | None
Available to High School Juniors and Seniors | | Prep | | Required in Computer Programming. | | Title | Number | Credits | Time | Location | IT Essentials
| MSNA 1200
| 3 credits | 8-10 a.m.
| SCTC
| | Course Description | Students learn the functionality of hardware and software components as well as suggested best practices in maintenance and safety issues. The students, through hands-on activities and labs, learn to assemble and configure a computer, install operating systems and software, and troubleshoot hardware and software problems. In addition, this course includes an introduction to networking. This course helps students prepare for the CompTIA A+ certification.
| | Pre-Requisites | | None
Available to High School Juniors and Seniors | | Prep | | Required in Computer Network Administration. | The following 2 courses combined will earn 6 credits per semester: | Title | Number | Credits | Time | Location | Exploring Computers
| CPTR 1300
| 3 credits | 8-10 a.m.
| SCTC | | Course Description | | Students will gain an understanding of computer hardware and software in addition to becoming familiar with terminology used in the computer world using the Microsoft Office Suite. They will gain hands-on experience with an understanding of word processing, database management, spreadsheet and presentation programs. This course teachers the appreciation of the moral and social implications of computer technology; computer applications used in today's society; the human factors involved in the use of computers; and will review the historical development of computers. | | Pre-Requisites | | None.
Available to High School Juniors and Seniors | | Prep | | Required in Computer Network Administration. | | Title | Number | Credits | Time | Location | Java Language I
| CMSC 1225
| 3 credits | 8-10 a.m.
| SCTC
| | Course Description | | Students will study the skills necessary for the effective and efficient creation of computer programs using Java programming. Students will complete exercises which include the creation of several Java applications and the modification of some existing Java applications. The programming techniques to be taught include object-oriented logic. Program creation, declaring and using variables, sequence, selection and loop structures, arrays, functions, inheritance, classes, polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces are covered in this class. | | Pre-Requisite | | None. Available to High School Juniors and Seniors | | Prep | | Required in Computer Programming. | |
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