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Discipline: Certificate: CIS Professional in Object-Oriented Design & Programming - M0813

Course Name	Course Number	Objectives
Advanced C++ Programming	CISP 34	Students completing CISP 34 - Advanced C++ Programming Lecture will be able to create event-driven program, using Windows Forms Students completing CISP 34 - Advanced C++ Programming Lecture will be able to connect C++ program to the database and incorporate SQL statements into C++ code.
Advanced C++ Programming Laboratory	CISP 34L	Students completing CISP 34L - Advanced C++ Programming Laboratory will be able to apply their knowledge in connection C++ program to the database and incorporating SQL statements to write GUI application Students completing CISP 34L- Advanced C++ Programming Laboratory will be able to apply their knowledge in event-driven programs by creating application using Windows Forms.
Advanced Java Laboratory	CISP 24L	Students completing CISP 24 - Advanced Java Programming will be able to create an object oriented program that will use custom classes. Students completing CISP 24 - Advanced Java Programming will be able to develop a program that handles their own designed exception handling.
Advanced Java Programming	CISP 24	Students completing CISP 24 - Advanced Java Programming will be able to create an object oriented program that will use remote method invocation using the Java programming language. Students completing CISP 24 - Advanced Java Programming will be able to develop a dynamic web page programming Java Server Pages.
Principles of Object-Oriented Design	CISP 10	Students in CISP10 will be able to use Agile methodology to design and create any business application Students completing CISP 10 - Principles of Object-Oriented Design will be able to identify classes (objects) needed to create object-oriented application in any programming language. Students completing CISP 10 - Principles of Object-Oriented Design will be able to create a UML (Unified Modeling Language) diagram for any given programming application.
Programming in C#	CISP 41	Utilize the appropriate programming constructs including selection, sequence and iteration in programming projects. Design programs leading to reusable code through the concepts of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
Programming in C++	CISP 31	Students completing CISP 31 - Programming in C++ Lecture will be able to use decision making statements and loops in order to create a program using C++ constructs. Students completing CISP 31 - Programming in C++ Lecture will be able to create an object-oriented program using classes.
Programming in C++ Laboratory	CISP 31L	Students completing CISP 31L - Programming in C++ Laboratory will be able to apply their knowledge in object-oriented programming in creating applications with classes. Students completing CISP 31L - Programming in C++ Laboratory will be able to apply knowledge of decision making statements and loops in their programs
Programming in Java	CISP 21	Students completing CISP 21 - Programming in Java Lecture will be able to create an object oriented program using multiple classes in Java programming language Students completing CISP 21 - Programming in Java Lecture will be able to construct logical pseudocode that solves a given programming problem as part of project documentation. Students completing CISP 21 - Programming in Java Lecture will be able to construct a proper decision statement (if/else constructs) in Java programming language
Programming in Java Laboratory	CISP 21L	Students completing CISP21L - Programming in Java Laboratory will be able to construct effective if statements and appropriately evaluate their outcomes. Students completing CISP21L - Programming in Java Laboratory will be able to evaluate calculations and determine the precedence of various operators in an expression.

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