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Applied Technology CIS-500

Applied Technology CIS-500. Central State University Prof. Hicks. Course Introduction. CIS-400 is designed for upper division students and working profesionals Course highlights Applied technology and methods Information systems Software design Teaching techniques and methods.

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Applied Technology CIS-500

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  1. Applied TechnologyCIS-500 Central State University Prof. Hicks

  2. Course Introduction • CIS-400 is designed for upper division students and working profesionals • Course highlights • Applied technology and methods • Information systems • Software design • Teaching techniques and methods

  3. Course Facts • Prerequisties (students only) • 28 hours of instruction - 2 credit course

  4. Course Structure • October Units: • 20 min lecture • 10 min exercises • 40 min lab • November Units: • 15 min lecture • 15 min exericses • 40 min lab

  5. Morning Schedule • 8:00 Opening • 8:10 Unit 1: Unix/Information Systems • 9:20 Unit 2: Networking • 10:30 Break • 10:40 Unit 3: Applied Methods • 11:50 Lunch

  6. Afternoon Schedule • 12:35 Unit 4: Technology Solutions • 1:45 Unit 5: Software Design • 2:55 Break • 3:05 Unit 6: Applications • 4:30 End

  7. Course Testing/Grading • Testing • Systems Quiz (100pts) • Final Exam: Integrated project (400pts) • Grading • Non-students: credit/no credit only • CIS majors required to pass with 75%+ • Grades posted Jan 5

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