CMP121
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
1 CREDIT
Java is an introductory course in Object Oriented Programming.
JAVA is the programming language of the internet and SUN Microsystems
and is the industry standard. This course is part of the expanding
Cisco Sponsored Curriculum and as such involves hands-on programming
experiences as well as a detailed online curriculum and evaluation
system. This course leads to an optional SUN Microsystems JAVA
2 Certification exam and possibly AP Computer Science Credit.
A fee is required for both exams. At home access to the internet
is recommended, but after school hours will be available if needed.
The programming language, SUN Microsystems JAVA 2, and editor
BLUE JAY, are available for student download at no cost.
CMP221
COMPUTER SCIENCE MST
1 CREDIT (MST)
In this class you will be completing an MST project in computer
science. This is an independent project class and most of your
time will be involved in the research and development of a project.
The project will involve one technology standard and one Math
or one Science standard. Possible projects include (but are not
limited to) artificial intelligence, natural language processing,
physics based simulations, data base management as applied to
science research, history of computer technology or languages.
The science department MST project will be the basis for this
MST project as well. Students must participate in the MST Fair
for credit.
CMP321
FUNDAMENTALS OF WEB DESIGN
1 CREDIT
The Fundamentals of Web Design course is designed to give students
an introductory and exploratory opportunity of the basic developmental
process of web site design. The class covers design elements,
navigation and business aspects such as, site management and client
interaction. Students will be encouraged to express their ideas
with assignments, projects and tests and are encouraged to seek
outside resources such as the Internet and Web design resources
to aid them in the learning process. The majority of the course
work is done on the computer. This is a course for self-motivated
students with the ability to work independently.
CMP600
CISCO I LANS AND ROUTING
1 CREDIT (7 GCC Credits)
This course is designed to provide students with the skills needed
to install basic small office or home office computer networks,
including cabling of networks, installation, and configuration
of basic network devices. They will also gain required knowledge
to understand more complex Local Area Networks (LAN) design and
topologies. By registering with GCC, students who achieve a 70
or higher in the course can receive seven college credits.
CMP610
CISCO II WANS AND SWITCHING
1 CREDIT (6 GCC Credits)
This course is the sequel to Cisco I and will cover the more advanced
topics of network design, including commercial connections to
the internet via T1/T3, ISDN, DSL, and CABLE broadband connections.
It also covers advanced fully switched network fabrics, common
in large computer network installations. Upon completion of this
course, students will be prepared to take the Cisco CCNA certification
exam. This is the most sought after certification in the networking
industry. By registering with GCC, students who achieve a 70 or
higher in the course can receive six college credits.
TCH320
CAD I
1 CREDIT (3 GCC Credits)
This course is designed to encourage visual problem-solving using
a common graphic language to describe forms in the man-made environment.
To enable students to analyze, creatively design and critically
evaluate these objects, the course requires research for historical
precedents, cultural references and future visions. This course
will also fulfill the art/music requirement. By registering with
GCC, students who achieve a 70 or higher in the course can receive
three college credits.
TCH420
CAD II
1 CREDIT
A continued exploration of the topics introduced in CAD I (DDP)
with additional areas to be covered. Prerequisite: CAD I (DDP).
STE420
CAD LANDSCAPING
1 CREDIT
This course will take what students have previously learned in
AutoCAD I and apply it to everyday life and modern day Landscaping.
Students should take CAD I before CAD Landscaping.
