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CS 2113: Management Information Systems
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Study of the indispensable role of information systems in business operations, management decision-making and the strategic success of organizations. Goal is to help students become managerial end-users who can propose and participate developing information system solutions to business problems. Spring.
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CS 2133: Database Management
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
This course introduces the fundamental concepts and implementation of the relational database system. The student will be exposed to SQL methodology and Entity-Relationship models. Spring.
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CS 2213: Programming Language I
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
A study of programming logic, data structures, and program analysis. Topics will include screen development, report processing, data representation, debugging, and file processing. Fall.
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CS 3113: Help Desk and User Support
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
An exploration of the dimensions of the user support function in an organization, including response, user education, desk-top technology and tracking technologies. Prerequisite DP 2253 Microcomputer Applications I. Fall, even years.
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CS 3213: Programming Language II
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Second course in programming, emphasis on data abstraction. Introduction to abstract data types, linked lists, stacks, queues and binary tree. Searching and sorting techniques. Spring, odd years.
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CS 3313: Systems Analysis and Design
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Covers the basic techniques used in the analysis, design, and implementation of computer based information systems. Provides an understanding of the systems study, project evaluation, planning, and systems design. Prerequisite: Competency in a programming language or permission from professor. Fall, odd years.
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CS 3343: Networking I
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Design, construction, and maintenance of local and wide area networks. Topics include using Internet and intranet clients, servers and languages to support electronic commerce, organizational communication, team collaboration, and business education. Prerequisite: Management Information Systems. Fall, even years.
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CS 4113: Web Based Design and Development
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Deals with the basic design principles of building a web page; includes complete site design, scripting languages, dynamic HTML, CGI, ASP, and similar type file creation. Also, design pages for multiple browser environments. Prerequisite: Competency in programming language. Spring, odd years.
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CS 4213: Networking II
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Advanced networking concepts in LAN management. Topics include: time synchronization, backup/recovery, global management, and design of local area network. Prerequisite: Networking I. On demand.
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CS 4223: Information Resource Management
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Examines management information technology in the modern business environment. Emphasis is placed on planning for, organizing, directing and controlling information technology to meet organizational information needs. Fall, odd years.
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