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2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

CS 302 - Programming Languages for Information Systems

Introduces students to current Information Systems development languages and tools. The historical development of programming languages will be explored to provide students with an understanding of the issues impacting legacy systems. Topics include: procedural and non-procedural languages, object-oriented languages, Visual languages and event-driven programming, and language processors (compilers, interpreters). Students will gain experience by building applications using current programming language products.

Prerequisites: CS 113

Credits: 3 cr.