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Mendocino College CIS Department Web Page Computer and Information Sciences Department
 | The Computer and Information Sciences Instructional Department at Mendocino College offers courses to prepare students for advancement in their careers and/or to complete the degrees and certificates listed below. We also support lifelong learning as curriculum in the computer fields is constantly changing.
For Futher Infomation Contact:
Tonia Widler: Phone: (707) 468-3126 email: twidler@mendocino.edu
Web site: http://207.62.188.27/twidler/default.aspx
Responsible for Transfer program and Office Suite Vocational classes
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Warren Unck: Phone: (707) 468-3085 email: wunck@mendocino.edu
Responsible for PC Tech Certificate, Cisco Program and Electronics Curriculum |
Computer and Information Sciences Department
- Associate Degrees (60 units; GE + major classes):
- Certificates of Achievement (24 units major only):
- Associate of Science Degree in Computer and Information Sciences Back To Top
Computer and Information Sciences major leads to the Associate in Science degree and prepares the student for transfer to a four-year institution. Students completing a baccalaureate program or a graduate degree may be hired for systems analysis, systems design, programming, and systems project leadership and systems management jobs. Link to Courses to complete degree Suggested schedule (your choices for electives can be different):
| Fall 2007 | | Course | Required OR
Elective | Title | Units | | CSC 220 | R | Introduction to Computer Science | 3.0 | | CSC 203 | E | Programming in Visual Basic | 3.0 | | Plus GE units and Electives | | Spring 2008 | | CSC 213 | E | Programming in C++ | 3.0 | | CSC 110 | E | Network Operating Systems | 3.0 | | Plus GE Units and Electives | | Fall 2008 | | CSC 105 | R | Unix Operating System I | 1.5 | | CSC 106 | E | Unix Operating System II | 1.5 | | CSC 221 | R | Programming and Algorithms I | 3.0 | | Plus GE Units and Electives | | Spring 2009 | | CSC 222 | R | Programming and Algorithms II | 3.0 | | CSC 130 | E | Web Page Design and Development | 3.0 | | Plus GE Units and Electives |
- Associate of Science Degree in Computer and Information Applications Back To Top
| Fall 2007 | | Course | Required OR
Elective | Title | Units | | CSC 164 | R | Electronic Spreadsheet | 3.0 | | CSC 201 | R | Introduction to Windows Applications | 3.0 | | Plus GE units and Electives | | Spring 2008 | | CSC 166 | R | Database Software | 3.0 | | CSC 220 | R | Introduction to Computer Science | 3.0 | | Plus GE Units and Electives | | Fall 2008 | | CSC 105 | R | Unix Operating System I | 1.5 | | CSC 106 | E | Unix Operating System II
| 1.5 | | CSC 203 | R | Programming in Visual Basic | 3.0 | | Plus GE Units and Electives | | Spring 2009 | | CSC 110 | E | Network Operating Systems | 3.0 | | CSC 130 | E | Web Page Design and Development | 3.0 | | Plus GE Units and Electives |
- Certificate of Achievement in Computer Applications - Graphics/Presentation Back to Top
- Graphics/Presentation Certificate prepares students for positions working with computer graphics and presentation tools. Typical tasks performed in these jobs are customizing graphics and preparing visual images. These images typically include web sites, presentations such as Powerpoint and documents such as brochures, flyers and promotional materials.
- Suggested schedule (your choices for electives can be different):
| Fall 2007 | Course
| Required
or Elective | Title | Units | | ART 181 | R | Computer Graphics | 3.0 | | ART 213 | R | Color and Composition | 3.0 | | BOT 65 | R | Desktop Publishing with Microcomputers | 3.0
| | CSC 201 | R | Introduction to Windows Applications | 3.0 | | BOT 75 | E | Business Presentations | 1.5 | | Spring 2008 | | ART 86 | R | Adobe Photoshop Lab | 3.0 | | CSC 130 | R | Web Page Design and Development | 3.0 | | CSC 196 | R | Cooperative Work Experience Education | 1.0+ | | CSC 85 | E | Digital Storytelling | 1.0 | | CSC 166 | E | Database Software | 3.0 |
- Certificate of Achievement in Computer Applications - Office Environment Back To Top
- Office Environment Certificate prepares students for positions in offices as the “computer specialist”. Typical tasks performed in these jobs are utilizing and customizing software products such as word processors, spreadsheets and databases. Additional tasks might include working with graphics, desktop publishing, web development and/or accounting software and/or software development products.
- Suggested schedule (your choices for electives can be different):
| Fall 2007 | Course
| Required
or Elective | Title | Units | | CSC 105 | R | UNIX Operating System | 1.5 | | CSC 106 | E | UNIX Operating System II | 1.5 | | CSC 164 | R | Electronic Spreadsheets | 3.0 | | CSC 201 | R | Introduction To Windows Applications | 3.0
| | BOT 65 | E | Desktop Publishing with Microcomputers | 3.0 | | Spring 2008 | | BUS 230 | R | Introduction to Business | 3.0 | | CSC 166 | R | Database Software | 3.0 | | CSC 196 | R | Cooperative Work Experience Education | 1.0+ | | BUS 108 | E | Accounting With Quickbooks | 3.0 | CSC 130 OR
CSC 110 | E | Web Page Design and Development
Network Operating Systems | 3.0 |
- Certificate of Achievement in Computer Applications - Personal Computer Technician Back To Top
- PC Tech Certificate prepares students for positions installing, repairing and maintaining computer (hardware) systems including networks (including the CISCO Network Academy program). Typical tasks performed in these jobs are installing and maintaining (trouble shooting) computers, networks and auxiliary devices such as printers.
- Suggested schedule (your choices for electives can be different):
| Fall 2007 | Course
| Required
or Elective | Title | Units | | CSC 74 | R | IT Essentials/A+ Certification I | 4.0 | | CSC 105 | R | UNIX Operating System I | 1.5 | | CSC 201 | R | Introduction To Windows Applications | 3.0
| | CSC 70 | E | Cisco Networking Academy I | 3.0 | | Spring 2008 | | CSC 75 | R | IT Essentials/A+ Certification II | 3.0 | | CSC 76 | R | Home Computer Security | 1.5 | | CSC 110 | R | Networking Operating Systems | 3.0 | | CSC 196 | R | Cooperative Work Experience Education | 1.0+ | | ELT 51 | R | Survey of Electricity and Electronics | 3.0 | | ELT 52 | R | Survey of Electricity and Electronics Lab | 1.0 | | CSC 71 | E | Cisco Networking Academy II | 3.0 |
- Certificate of Achievement in Computer Applications - Web Page Design Back To Top
- Web Page Design Certificate prepares students for positions designing, preparing, maintaining and updating both static and dynamic Internet web sites. Typical tasks performed in these jobs require the ability to work with graphics software products as well as creating and maintaining simple through interactive web sites. Graduates might also be expected to include on websites such elements as but not limited to animations, spreadsheets and/or databases.
- Suggested schedule (your choices for electives can be different):
| Fall 2007 | Course
| Required
or Elective | Title | Units | | ART 86 | R | Adobe Photoshop Lab | 3.0 | | ART 213 | R | Color and Composition | 3.0 | | CSC 105 | R | Unix Operating System | 1.5
| | CSC 130 | R | Web Page Design and Development | 3.0 | | CSC 134 | R | Developing Web Applications | 3.0 | | Spring 2008 | | CSC 201 | R | Intro to Windows Applications | 3.0 | | CSC 196 | R | Cooperative Work Experience Education | 1.0+ | | ART 181 | E | Computer Graphics | 3.0 | | CSC 166 | E | Database Software | 3.0 | | CSC 137 | E | Web Page Animation and Authoring | 3.0 |
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