CIS 304 Course Information
- Course Title
- Intermediate Java Programming for Business
(Blackboard login)
- Course Number
- CIS 304
- Course Discipline
- Computer Information Systems
- Course Description
- Data representation, inheritance, interfaces, data structures and matching
algorithms. Graphics and file operations. Building business
applications emphasizing complex sequence, iteration, and selection algorithms.
4 units, 4 hours/week of lectures/problem-solving. May be taken a maximum
of two times.
- Course Dates
- Wednesday, Jan. 3 through Wednesday, March 7, 2007 (Final on Wednesday, March 14)
- Location
- CLA Building: 98C 4-32
- Meeting Day(s)
- Monday and Wednesday
- Meeting Times
- MW 8:00-9:50 PM
- Prerequisite(s)
- CIS 234: Object-oriented Programming with Java (minimum grade of C [2.0])
- CIS 235: Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design (minimum
grade of C [2.0])
- Course Goals*
- Be able to construct programs using data structures including the associated
algorithms
- Students will be able to interpret Boolean logic
- Students will be able to interpret recursion
- Students will be able to construct programs that transmit and receive data using files
- Students will be able to construct programs that operate on the Internet
- Students will be able to construct programs that operate on a server accessing a database
- Students will be able to construct a system with operations distributed evenly across classes
- Students will be able to construct elementary windows applications
- * adapted from expanded course outline