SCC - Business Division

What's New in the Business and Computer Science Division

NEW - California Insurance Careers Program

New in the 2004-05 Catalog

Web/Network Administration
Certificate of Achievement
and
Associate in Science Degree

This specialty is designed to prepare the student for employment as a web administrator and web site developer.

A Certificate of Achievement can be obtained upon completion of the 31.5-unit major listed below. The Associate in Science Degree can be obtained by completing a total of 60 units, including the major, general education requirement, and electives.

Required Courses

Course	Description	Units
CIS 1	Introduction to Computer Science	3
CIS 61	Creating Web Pages	3
CIS 62	Creating Web Interactivity with Flash	3
CIS 69	Multimedia for the Web	3
CIS 72	Extensible Markup Language (XML)	1.5
CIS 75	Client-Side Web Programming	3
CIS 80	Advanced Database Management Systems	3
CIS 81	Server-Side Web Programming	3
CIS 83	Web Server Administration	3
CIS 89	Essential Networking Technologies	3
Elective		3
Total Units		31.5

Electives

Course	Description	Units
CIS 15	Programming in Visual Basic	3
CIS 22	Intro. to Programming (C++.Net)	3
CIS 23	Data Structures and Algorithms (C++.Net)	3
CIS 35	Intro. to Java Programming	3
CIS 68	Object-Oriented Game Programming with Flash	3
CIS 78	Database Management Systems	3

Job Direct Certificate Requirements - Web Developer
Required Courses

Course Description Units

CIS 1 Introduction to Computer Science 3

CIS 61 Creating Web Pages 3

CIS 69 Multimedia for the Web 3

CIS 72 Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.5

CIS 75 Client-Side Web Programming 3

CIS 81 Server-Side Web Programming 3

Total Units 16.5

For more information, contact:
Dr. Earl Wylie 707-864-7000 (ext. 662) or
Ann Willer 707-864-7000 (ext. 375).

Check the schedule for days and times of course offerings in the current semester.

Network Administration program replaced by the Web/Network Administration program

In the 2004-05 Catalog Computer Information Science major, the Network Administration program was replaced by the Web/Network Administration program. Spring 2004 was last semester for the Microsoft Networking classes. During the transition time from Network to Web/Network Administration, all students who have not finished the Networking program should check with their counselors about substitutions and/or waivers. The Business and Computer Science dean and faculty will assist students and their counselors to find the appropriate class or classes needed.

All applications classes are taught using MS Office 2003!

Fall 2005

Please check the schedule for the latest updates.

Online/Hybrid Classes

Course	Description	Section(s)
BIF 150	Principles Bank Operations	2061
BUS 5	Intro to Business	0099, 2062
BUS 18	Legal Environment of Business	0104
BUS 181	Business Mathematics	0110, 0111
BUS 182	Small Business Math	0114, 0115
CIS 1	Intro to Computers	2071, 0130, 0131
CIS 55	MS Win Operating System	0146
CIS 66	Microsoft Word	0150, 0151
CIS 73	Microsoft Excel	0153
CIS 75	Client-Side	2089
CIS 89	Essential Networking Technologies	0157
ECON 1	Principles of Economics	0168, 0169
ECON 2	Principles of Economics	0175, 0176

Off-Campus Classes

Vallejo (JFK Library)

Course Description Section(s)

ACCT 1 Principles of Accounting-Financial 2056

CIS 1 Intro to Computers 2073

CIS 50 Microcomputer Applications 2079

CIS 66 Microsoft Word 2086

CIS 69 Web Multimedia 2087

CIS 73 Microsoft Excel 2088

R E 164 Real Estate Principles 2124

Travis University Center (TAFB)

Course Description Section(s)

ECON 1 Principles of Economics 2092, 2093

Vacaville Center

Please check the schedule for the numerous business and computer classes offered at our Vacaville Center.

Last Updated: June 01, 2006
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