Our Courses

The Information and Computer Science Department has created course guidelines web pages for each of its courses. To view a course's guidelines, click on the course's link below.

Each course guidelines web page contains this information about the course: 1) the course description, 2) a list of learning outcomes, 3) a list of teaching directives, and 4) a link to approved textbooks.

Teachers throughout the Park system are expected to abide by these course guidelines. The course guidelines are updated periodically. Thus, whenever a faculty member teaches a course, he/she is required to check the course's web page for updates prior to the start of the course term in order to ensure that the current guidelines are followed. Administrators are required to check the course guidelines web pages for updates whenever they have a question about a particular course.

CS (Computer Science) Courses:

• CS 140 - Introduction to Computers
• CS 144 - Beginning Programming with Multimedia Projects
• CS 151 - Introduction to Programming
• CS 208 - Discrete Math
• CS 219 - Programming Fundamentals
• CS 220 - Computer Architecture
• CS 225 - Programming Concepts
• CS 300 - Technology in a Global Society (MLL)
• CS 305 - Artificial Intelligence
• CS 314 - User Interface Design
• CS 321 - Web Programming I
• CS 322 - Web Programming II
• CS 351 - Computer Operating Systems
• CS 352 - Data Structures
• CS 360 - Database Management
• CS 365 - Computer Networking
• CS 367 - Network and Security Administration
• CS 368 - Distributed Computing
• CS 373 - Computer Network Security
• CS 380 - Compilers

IS (Information Systems) Courses:

• IS 205 - Managing Information Systems
• IS 216 - COBOL I
• IS 217 - COBOL II
• IS 310 - Business Applications
• IS 315 - Computer Systems Analysis and Design I
• IS 316 - Computer Systems Analysis and Design II
• IS 317 - System Analysis and Design
• IS 320 - Object-Oriented Modeling
• IS 361 - Data Management Concepts
• IS 362 - Applied Database Management
• IS 370 - Information Security
• IS 450 - System Analysis Senior Seminar