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  • ID 398: Honors Seminar

    2.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    2 hours Team-taught seminar treating a wide variety of topics. Open to qualifying students.
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  • IT 100: Computers and Information Technology

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours An overview of computer technology and its relation to society. Through a hands-on approach, students will learn basic concepts of computer architecture, operating systems, computer communications, software engineering, programming languages, and applications software. Students will have the opportunity to reflect on the integration of computer technology and society (past/present/future). (Fall)
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  • IT 110: Web Development Tools

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours This course introduces students to one or more web development tools. The specific tool(s) introduced will vary depending on the interest and needs of the students and faculty. The list of tools that may be introduced includes but is not limited to the following: Flash, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, or 3-D Studio Max. This course may be taken multiple times provided the emphasis is different for each time enrolled. (Spring)
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  • IT 200: Introduction to Programming

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours An introductory course for computer science majors. A rigorous study of problem solving using a high-level procedural language. Topics covered will include simple types, expressions, structure types, fundamental control structures, simple and formatted input and output, procedures, documentation, file manipulation, design methodologies, and debugging techniques. Students will complete several programming projects. Prerequisite: Mathematics equivalent to high school algebra. (Fall)
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  • IT 201: Data Structures

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours A continuation of Introduction to Programming. The improvement of design skills and programming style is emphasized through practice with increasingly complex data structures and programming projects, Students are introduced to several classic algorithms, pointers, functions, recursion, and a second programming language. Prerequisite: IT200 Introduction to Programming (Spring)
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  • IT 210: Information Technology Systems

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours Information Technology (IT) is a field which includes the development of systems for educational, business, and civil use. This course provides a foundation for the student of Information Technology. Various IT systems and terminology used in the field will be introduced. The systems development lifecycle, project management, and the role of IT personnel in selecting and devel oping new systems will be explored.
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  • IT 220: Programming in a Second Language

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours This course introduces students to current languages used in web development. The specific language(s) or language applications introduced will vary depending on the interest and needs of the students and faculty. The list of languages that may be introduced includes but is not limited to the following: Visual BASIC .NET or Visual C++ .NET Implementing Web Applications; or Visual BASIC .NET or Visual C++ .NET developing XML Web Services; or Javascript; or PHP. This course may be taken multiple times provided the emphasis is different for each time enrolled. Prerequisite: IT 201 Data Structures in C++. (Spring)
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  • IT 301: Computer Systems

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours A study of machine organization, using assembly language. Alternative architectures, instruction formats, addressing modes, logic and arithmetic operators, and appropriate programming techniques are explored through several programming projects and lectures. Prerequisite: IT 201 Data Structures. (Fall, odd years)
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  • IT 360: Human Computer Interaction

    3.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    3 hours The discipline of Information Technology (IT) requires an understanding of the user when developing IT applications and systems. This course provides a basis for learning user centered systems design and development. An introduction to the basic concepts of human-computer interaction, including human factors, performance analysis, cognitive processing, usability studies, environment, and training will be given.
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  • IT 375: Junior Seminar

    1.00 Credits
    McPherson College

    1 hour A colloquium-type seminar studying an advanced topic or a collection of topics. Junior computer science majors prepare for an independent senior project in computer science and select a project topic. (Fall )
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