370 Computer Application - (S) - Credit ˝
Class Rank Value: 1.05
This course serves as an introduction to current computer technology to give students the computer skills and tools needed for high school, college and the workplace. To be technology fluent, topics include communication through presentations, digital imaging, spreadsheets, word processing, scanning, computer ethics and efficient us of the Internet. Programs introduced include: Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, Excel 2007, Word 2007, Adobe PhotoShop CS3 and the Internet. This course meets the computer proficiency requirement toward graduation. 371 Computer Applications 2 – Multi-Media & Web Design - (S) - Credit ˝
Prerequisite: Computer Applications 1 or permission of instructor
Class Rank Value: 1.05
This course uses some of the latest software to learn tools and skills needed for web development, digital design, animation, gaming and data base development. HTML and DreamWeaver CS3 are used to develop web pages. Animation is introduced using Flash CS3 and included in webpage design. Advanced PhotoShop CS3 techniques are applied in web design. Simple games will be developed, as well as, databases using Microsoft Access 2007. Print production using Microsoft Publisher 2007 will also be covered. This course meets the computer proficiency requirement toward graduation. 377 Java Programming - Credit 1
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Algebra 1
Class Rank Value: 1.05
This is an introduction to programming using the Sun’s Java programming language. This class can be a preparation for the Advanced Placement Computer Science course or can be for those students trying their hand at programming. Java is now one of the most popular languages used for general programming and for integrating programs into web sites. In its introductory form it is free so can be used at school or at home. The basics of programming will be studied, as well as designing simple games with graphics and sound and applying Java programming skills to designing robots with Lego’s RoboLab. This course meets the computer proficiency requirement toward graduation.