12 courses with the subject COMT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
cr) Topics associated with computers and computing: input/output, central processing unit, storage devices, programming languages, operating systems, PC software programs, security and privacy issues, and trends in computing. Offered: Fall, Spring.
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Various database models with emphasis on the relational model. Data relationships and attributes, the use of entity relationship diagrams, and data mapping operations. Must be completed within the last seven years prior to receiving the AAS degree or certificate in Computer Technology.
Systems (3 cr) This course will present advanced features of relational database including concurrency control, query optimization, distributed databases, and database administration. It will present many of the constructs of SQL (Structure Query Language), including queries, updates, and deletes. It will provide students with the tools and techniques for report generation
COMT 1173, COMT 1181, and COMT 1184: These courses must be completed within the last seven years prior to completing the Computer Technology Certificate with or without Industry Certification. Complete one of the following two courses:
This course introduces the Visual Basic programming language through hands-on development of projects of increasing complexity as the student gains increased understanding of the language. The course will include forms, controls, menus, programming fundamentals, syntax, and file formats. Must be completed within the last seven years prior to receiving the AAS degree or certificate in Computer Technology. Offered: Fall.
An examination of a special topic in computer technology; intended for all interested students. Topics may include hardware structures of PCs, hardware/software interactions, structure of programming language, input/output. Topics courses do not satisfy goals of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum.
cr) Computer skills gained throughout the program are enhanced and comprehensively exercised through an on- the-job experience. This internship course provides career exploration and training in a supervised work setting and combines computing technology theory with practical experience. A student works 45 hours per credit at the internship site under the direction of the site supervisor an completes academic work in regular consultation with the faculty mentor. A student may choose to earn 2 to 4 credits. Technology and consent of instructor. Offered: Fall, Spring.
(Lecture only) (3 cr) Basic building blocks of digital logic-gates, flip-flops, shi registers. These building blocks are used to create more and more complex forms with the microprocessors being a programmable logic element. Comparison between hard- wired and software-based elements are developed as well. There is no laboratory and the prerequisite for ENGT 1153 is waived. Must be completed within the last 7 years prior to receiving the AAS degree or certificate in Computer Technology. Offered: Fall.
Note: COMT 1173, COMT 1181, COMT 1184, and COMT 2188 must be completed within seven years prior to completing the Computer Technology Associate of Applied Science degree with or without Industry Certification. Complete at least 6 credits from the following eight courses:
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An examination of a special topic in computer technology. Intended for second-year students. Topics may include hardware structures of PCs, hardware/software interactions, structure of programming language, and input/output. Topics courses do not satisfy goals of the d Minnesota Transfer Curriculum.
Source: Normandale Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
