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63139 Operating Systems 3 Credit Hours

Prerequisites: 62135

Principles and concepts of process and resource management; Memory and process management; I/O systems; Storage; Protection; Multi-processing; Threads; Networking; System commands. Concepts are illustrated in the context of well-known operating systems. Laboratory sessions include hands-on projects in system administration tasks such as managing file systems, creating and configuring user accounts and groups, managing file/directory permissions, creating shell scripts, and setting up services.

1 Credit Hours

63142 Web Application Lab

Prerequisites: Con. 63141

This course is an application for 63141 course.

4 Credit Hours

63141 Web Application Development

Prerequisites: 62136

This course will introduce the PHP scripting language. Students will download and install the Apache Web Server, PHP, and MySQL database. In addition, the PHP installation in the SIS labs will be utilized. The course will cover programming concepts, client server architecture, database access and XHTML/Cascading style sheets. Students will write a full scale web application as their final project.

3 Credit Hours 62239 Intro. to Computer Networking

Prerequisites: 61131 and 61234

Introduction to telecommunications and networks, Top-down orientation relates networking technologies to organizational goals and needs, Data communications and Internet technologies and basic system performance analysis, TCP/IP, LANs, WANs, internetworking, and signals and communications media.

3 Credit Hours

62235 Database Management Systems

Prerequisites: 62135

understanding of the nature of database-management systems (DBMSs), including their structure, design, and evaluation, the relationship between DBMSs and the analysis of information systems in libraries and in business, the distinctions among flat-file systems, network systems, hierarchical systems, relational systems, and text-oriented systems. the process of normalization of relational databases, the role of the Structured Query Language (SQL) standards in the current and future development of DBMSs, and management and social issues such as database security and privacy.