CIS110
Preview: CIS110 : Computer Programming Design
Course Guide
Prerequisites
Course Description
Instructional Materials
MAT104 (Algebra with Applications) and
CIS105 (Introduction to Information Systems)
OR CIS106 (Introduction to Information Technology)
OR CIS109 (Introduction to Management Information Systems)
The course introduces students to fundamental programming concepts to include event-driven
programming, object-oriented programming, basic data structures, and algorithmic processes.
Emphasis is placed on structure, decision-making, looping, arrays, methods, objects, events,
databases, pseudo coding, and visual flowcharting to construct workable programs.
Required Resources
z yBooks. 2021. Computer Programming Design. CIS110. Blackboard Course.
This course uses zyBooks to provide course activities. See zyBooks in the left-hand menu for
information.
All course readings are included in your zyBook.
Practice Labs. 2021. Computer Programming Design. CIS110. Blackboard Course.
This course uses Practice Labs for activities and assessments. See Practice Labs in the left-
hand menu for information.
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Course Learning Outcomes
Weekly Course Schedule
W 1 - T D L
Learn: Read Week 1 in Computer
Programming
Design.
Lab: Complete the lab, Setting up your Development Environment.
Discuss: Introduce yourself and complete the discussion, IPO Model.
Assignment: Submit the lab report for Setting up Your Development Environment.
W 2 - T D L
Learn: Read
Week in 2 Computer
Programming
Design.
Discuss: Complete the discussion, Computational Thinking.
Assignment: Course Project Part 1: Complete the assignment, Presenting your Plan.
W 3 - T D L
Learn: Read
Week in 3 Computer
Programming
Design.
