CIS 234 Course Information
- Course Title
- Object-oriented Programming with Java
- Course Number
- CIS 234
- Course Discipline
- Computer Information Systems
- Course Description
- Introduction to computer programming of business information systems. Object
concepts, programming, the Java language, and integrated
development environments. Business application projects. 4 units, 4 hours/week
of lectures/problem-solving. May be taken a maximum of two times.
- Course Dates
- Thursday, September 21 through Thursday, December 7, 2006
- Location
- CLA Building: 98C 4-32
- Meeting Day(s)
- Tuesday and Thursday (TR)
- Meeting Times
- TR 8:00-9:50 PM
- Prerequisite(s)
- CIS 101: Introduction to Microcomputing (pass, or proficiency demonstrated
by test)
- ENG 104: Freshman English (minimum grade of C [2.0])
- STA 120: Statistics with Applications (minimum grade of C [2.0])
- Course Goals*
- Students will understand and apply the concepts of the object-oriented paradigm
in a business environment
- Students will demonstrate a good working knowledge of the syntax of the
Java programming language
- Students will demonstrate a basic knowledge of computer programming logic
using sequence, selection, and iteration
- Students will utilize a full-featured, multiple-language programming code
editor to develop object-oriented programs
- Students will design, code and test object-oriented computer programs that
satisfy criteria presented in written program specifications
- * adapted from expanded course outline