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IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: IS320 Object-Oriented Modeling: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, which can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Student learners will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define object, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student learner will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as JAVA. 3:0:3 Prerequisite: IS317 (From catalog 2010-2011)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: IS320 Object-Oriented Modeling: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, which can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Student learners will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define object, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student learner will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as JAVA. 3:0:3 Prerequisite: IS317 (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: IS320 Object-Oriented Modeling: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, which can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Student learners will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define object, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student learner will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as JAVA. 3:0:3 Prerequisite: IS317 (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: IS320 Object-Oriented Modeling: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, which can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Student learners will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define object, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student learner will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as JAVA. 3:0:3 Prerequisite: IS317 ¡ý (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Object-Oriented Modeling	SP2008	Parkville Daytime	SC016	HO	3	Hallman, Steven A.	+	10:10 - 11:25 AM	--T-R--	6/25/ 0

IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, that can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Students will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define objects, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as Java. PREREQUISITE: IS 317. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Object-Oriented Modeling	SP2007	Parkville Daytime	SC317	HO	3	Hallman, Steven A.		10:00 - 10:50 AM	-M-W-F-	6/20/ 0	View

IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to decompose complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, that can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Students will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define objects, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as Java. Prerequisite: IS317. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2005-2006)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Object-Oriented Modeling	SP2006	Parkville Daytime	SC016	HO	3	Hines, Tim		10:10 - 11:25 AM	--T-R--	9/20/ 0

IS320 - Object-Oriented Modeling

Course Description: Object-Oriented modeling is utilized to analyze complex problems into smaller, more manageable components, objects, that can be easily created with object-oriented technologies. Students will explore the principles of object-orientation and utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) to define objects, their behaviors, and relationships to other objects. The student will investigate approaches to object-oriented development and the relationship to implementation in such technologies as Java. Pre-requisite: IS317. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2004-2005)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

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LE - Liberal Education

HOS - This section is for Study Abroad Only.

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