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This begining course provides the student with a basic introduction
to computer
information systems which includes but is not limited to:
- computer hardware
- computer software
- data communications
- computer ethics
- computer security
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- systems analysis and design
- the Internet
- problem solving
- programming in multiple languages
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(54 hours lecture; 27 hours lab; Degree appropriate, CSU, UC)
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Course Measurable Objectives:
- Identify and define basic computer terms
- Solve simple business problems using a personal computer and word processing, spreadsheet and database software.
- Demonstrate the ability to perform intermediate spreadsheet tasks including: entering data, cell operations, absolute versus relative addresses, formatting, functions, copying, pasting, inserting data, charting data, adding text to the worksheet and printing options.
- Write, debug, and execute elementary computer programs using a variety of computer languages and platforms.
- Analyze and produce a written report on a current article dealing with computer hardware or software.
- Describe basic computer security strategies.
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Course Level Student Learning Outcomes:
Students completing CISB 11 - Computer Information Systems will:
- know the six phases of the system development life cycle and two activities that occur in each phase.
- know the four primary operations of a computer and the hardware that performs these operations.
- be able to define the following Internet terms: Internet, World Wide Web, browser, IP address, URL
- be able to identify five ways to protect a computer from harmful attacks.
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