Computer Science
ISCS140 Programming Foundations I
Introduces students to fundamental computer science (CS) principles that help prepare students for successful careers in their chosen disciplines. Topics include: hardware & software fundamentals; algorithm development fundamentals; introduction to Java programming; control structures; construction of classes and methods; array processing; introduction to inheritance; interfaces. Not open to students who have completed CS 140. Fall, Spring, Summer.
ISCS150 Website Design and Construction
Introduces website construction as a pervasive means of problem solving and communication. Through the various methodologies covered, the course helps to prepare students for successful careers in their chosen disciplines. Topics include: fundamentals of website design; Hypertext Markup Language (HTML); introduction to Extensible Markup Language (XML); other supporting methodologies. Not open to students who have completed CS 150. Fall, Spring, Summer.
INCS160 Microcomputer Systems
This introductory course in microcomputer systems includes discussion of the underlying physics of the computer system, hardware/software installation, configuration, trouble-shooting problems, networking essentials, and other related topics. The course is designed to prepare students to develop an understanding of the internal workings of a microcomputer system. Not open to students who have completed CS 160. Fall, Spring.
IICS350 Cybercrime
An introduction to cybercriminal activities from the perspective of computer forensics, sociology, criminal justice studies, in non-technological language while examining all basics on investigation and prosecution. Emphasis on both traditional and new forms of computer crime such as unauthorized access, online fraud, e-fencing, fraudulent instruments, identity theft, and many others. Prerequisite: 24 credits in ISP including ITW 101 and QL.