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CIT 105
Foundations Of Computing And Problem Solving
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This course covers the fundamentals of computer use, problem solving, and programming. Specific topics include: the general use of micro and mainframe computers, algorithm design, the relation of algorithms to programs, the fundamentals of programming in the PASCAL language, and program debugging techniques. This course is presented only in a PACE program format. Prerequisite: Co-enrollment in MATH 110.
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CIT 106
Computers: Their Uses And Impact
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This course covers the history of computing, concepts in and classes of computer hardware and software, classes of computer application, economic issues in the development of computer hardware and software products, and philosophical, social and legal issues in the use (and abuse) of computer technology. This course is presented only in a PACE program format.
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CIT 310
Web Design & Development
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This three hour course, Web Design and Development, is designed to introduce the student to the Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) and its use for the development of web pages. This course is offered online and no scheduled classroom attendance will be required. Correspondence through emails and the class forum is strongly encouraged. Prerequisite: COMP-SCI 105p or consent of instructor.
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CIT 315
Web Graphics & Multimedia
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This three hour course, Web Graphics and Multimedia, is a continuation to Web Design and Development. The course material will cover different development tools used to incorporate graphics, sounds, and videos into web pages. This course is offered online and no scheduled classroom attendance will be required. Correspondence through emails and the class forum is required. Prerequisite: COMP-SCI 105p or consent of instructor.
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CIT 420
Cgi Perl
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CGI Perl teaches CGI scripting techniques using the CGI.pm Perl module. Students learn how to create on-demand, server-based HTML;write and process fill-out forms; write responses to form submissions back to the client browser; store and process cookies; handle file uploads securely; create, read, and write to text databases. Students also explore CGI Perl's role in server push technology and continuous page updating. Students are not required to have previous Perl programming experience, although a through knowledge of HTML is necessary. Prerequisite: COMP-SCI IT222p or consent of instructor.
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