Computer Programming and Database Development
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Goal
GOAL 1 Graduates of the program will demonstrate specific skills and proficiency in the technical knowledge of computer programming.
Learning Outcomes
1. The student will analyze and design a solution to a problem statement.
2. The student will demonstrate the ability to write viable programs using specific programming language
3. The student will demonstrate an understanding and knowledge of abstract-data types.
2. The student will demonstrate the ability to write viable programs using specific programming language
3. The student will demonstrate an understanding and knowledge of abstract-data types.
Goal
GOAL 2 Graduates of the program will comprehend the terminology and industry conventions required to produce user-friendly and programmer-friendly software.
Learning Outcomes
1. The student will create code in their programs that makes a concerted effort to insure that the program is user-friendly.
2. The student will create code in their programs with a concerted effort to insure that the program meets all project requirements while still maintaining conventions to insuring reusability and programmer friendliness.
3. The student will create text files and small programs, and use them to manipulate data in a UNIX/Linux operating system.
2. The student will create code in their programs with a concerted effort to insure that the program meets all project requirements while still maintaining conventions to insuring reusability and programmer friendliness.
3. The student will create text files and small programs, and use them to manipulate data in a UNIX/Linux operating system.
Goal
GOAL 3 Graduates of the program will have an application of knowledge in the proper construction and querying of databases and providing information from the stored data.
Learning Outcomes
1. The student will be able to create and manage database files.
2. The student will demonstrate an understanding of SQL commands to create, maintain, and query a relational database.
3. The student will design and implement a relational database meeting industry conventions for input of data, storage of properly formatted data, and successful information retrieval.
2. The student will demonstrate an understanding of SQL commands to create, maintain, and query a relational database.
3. The student will design and implement a relational database meeting industry conventions for input of data, storage of properly formatted data, and successful information retrieval.