CSC 141 Introduction to Information Systems
CSC 123 Fundamentals of Computer Science I
CSC 124 Fundamentals of Computer Science II
CSC 399 Special Topics
Courses in Computer Science are designed to prepare students for
a world in which the influence of computers is increasing, and to
support other programs at Dana College.
Computer Science Courses
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CSC 123 Fundamentals of
Computer Science I 4 credits
Fundamentals of object-oriented programming, including classes, objects, and
methods, data types, arithmetic & Boolean expressions, selection & iteration
constructs, arrays, strings, algorithm development & implementation.
Prerequisites: MAT 122 College Algebra or equivalent.
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CSC 124 Fundamentals of
Computer Science II 4 credits
Advanced topics in object-oriented programming, including inheritance, polymorphism,
interfaces, stream input-output, exceptions, graphical user interfaces, event-driven
programming.
Prerequisite: CSC 123 Fundamentals of Computer Science I.
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CSC 141 Introduction
to Information Systems 3 credits
A study of the role of information systems management with an introduction
to word processing, spreadsheets, graphics and database management software.
(Cross-listed as BUS 141)
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CSC 399 Special Topics 1-4
credits
A selected area of study in computer science. The topic is announced in the
appropriate semester’s course schedule. Sample topics include: computer
graphics; functional programming; network programming; and social, legal, and
ethical issues in computing.
Prerequisite: CSC 311 Computer Organization & Assembly
Language, CSC 326 Data Structures, or permission of instructor & department
chair.
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January 19, 2007
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