CIS*1200 - Introduction to Computing
18646
Delivery Options
Online
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Course Description
This course covers an introduction to computer hardware and software, data organization, problem-solving and programming. The course includes exposure to application packages for personal and business use and is intended for students who wish a balance between programming and the use of software packages.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, the learner should be able to:
- Articulate the importance of computer fluency in contemporary society;
- Identify and describe the functions of computer hardware and peripheral devises;
- Describe when and how the Internet evolved;
- Examine the use of mobile devices in both business and private settings;
- Discuss and apply basic computer networking solutions;
- Effectively use word processing, spreadsheet, presentation software; and
- Identify and compare the uses of various databases.
Course Topics
- Using technology to change the world
- Understanding the parts
- Using the Internet
- Application software
- System software
- Understanding and assessing hardware
- Networking
- Digital and mobile devices
- Computer security
- Software programming
- Databases
- How the Internet works
Additional Requirements
Restriction(s): CIS*1000. Not available to students registered in a B.Comp degree or a CIS minor.
Assessment
| Assessment Item | Weight |
| MyLab In-chapter Assignments | 10% |
| MyLab End-of-chapter Quizzes | 20% |
| Individual Assignments (2 x 10%) | 20% |
| Group Discussion (3 x 5%) | 15% |
| Online Final Exam | 35% |
| Total | 100% |
Technical Requirements
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*Course details are subject to change.
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