have MS Office 2010 at home or all the components and you need to do the projects at home, you can obtain MS 2010 in several ways (see ). Course Objectives: Understand the function of hardware, software, operating systems, data, procedures and personnel in a business computer system. Demonstrate a familiarity with electronic data processing terminology and concepts. Understand basic systems analysis and design techniques. Understand basic file processing and database concepts. Understand the importance and the use of microcomputers in organizations. Understand and utilize several software applications for data analysis and communications. Understand and apply the electronic research and communication facilities (Internet) of computing. Sources for Course Material: Blackboard site for this course Documents on Blackboard are linked from my school web site () under the CIT120Lect column. Major Topics Information Systems a. Concepts and Terminology b. Components of Business Systems c. Systems Analysis and Design d. Microcomputer and Mainframe Systems Applications a. Electronic research and communications/Internet b. Word Processing/Text editing c. SpreadSheets d. Graphics e. Database Package Student Responsibilities: Attendance: This is a face-to-face section, not an online section, so I expect regular attendance. If you cannot make the scheduled sessions, please sign up for one of our online sections of CIT 120. The material for the class comes from three sources the two assigned books for the course, items – not covered in the book but discussed in class, and web based information needed to complete journal entries. So not attending class will affect your ability to answer questions on the chapter tests and final exam. Each un-excused absence reduces the attendance and participation points.
have MS Office 2010 at home or all the components and you need to do the projects at home, you can obtain MS 2010 in several ways (see ). Course Objectives: Understand the function of hardware, software, operating systems, data, procedures and personnel in a business computer system. Demonstrate a familiarity with electronic data processing terminology and concepts. Understand basic systems analysis and design techniques. Understand basic file processing and database concepts. Understand the importance and the use of microcomputers in organizations. Understand and utilize several software applications for data analysis and communications. Understand and apply the electronic research and communication facilities (Internet) of computing. Sources for Course Material: Blackboard site for this course Documents on Blackboard are linked from my school web site () under the CIT120Lect column. Major Topics Information Systems a. Concepts and Terminology b. Components of Business Systems c. Systems Analysis and Design d. Microcomputer and Mainframe Systems Applications a. Electronic research and communications/Internet b. Word Processing/Text editing c. SpreadSheets d. Graphics e. Database Package Student Responsibilities: Attendance: This is a face-to-face section, not an online section, so I expect regular attendance. If you cannot make the scheduled sessions, please sign up for one of our online sections of CIT 120. The material for the class comes from three sources – the two assigned books for the course, items not covered in the book but discussed in class, and web based information needed to complete journal entries. So not attending class will affect your ability to answer questions on the chapter tests and final exam. Each un-excused absence reduces the attendance and participation points.
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