Gainful Employment Program Disclosure
Computer Concepts and Information Systems
Windows Operating Systems Essentials
Presentations Using Computers and Multimedia
Website Development Applications
Advanced Topics in Website Development
Computer Graphics and Animation
Programming Concepts and Methodology I
Programming Concepts and Methology II
Introduction to Computer Video Production
Advanced Computer Video Production
Financial Worksheets on Computers
Digital 3D Modeling and Animation
Introduction to Digital Multimedia
Management Information Systems
GIS Data Mangement-Introduction to Geodatabase
Geographic Information and Global Positioning Systems
GIS Mapping - Introduction to Fire Incident Mapping
Introduction to Raster-Based GIS
GIS Applications in Resource Management
GIS Mapping-Introduction to SAR GIS
GIS Modeling - Introduction to UPlan
How to Succeed as an Online Student
Image Managing and Editing for Digital Photographers
Networking - CCNA 2: Routers and Routing Basics
Networking - CCNA 3: Switching Basics and Intermediate Routing
Networking - CCNA 4: WAN Technologies
PC Assembly Upgrade and Support (A+)
PC Operating System Installation and Support (A+)
2-3 Units
Recommended for Success: CMPSC 12, CMPSC 14, or CMPSC 33
Lecture: 2-3 hours
Computer Graphics and Animation introduces the student to an interactive media application for creating vector graphics, animation, and interactive multimedia for web pages and other digital media. The course will also cover basic action scripting integration. May be repeated two times. (MJC CMPGR 268)
Transfer:
UC/CSU
| Spring 2012 | CMPSC 19 Syllabus | Instructor: Christensen, K |