18 courses with the subject CIS, 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.
Catalog Description: Includes the most recent developments in the computer industry, computer applications, the Internet, and the components of a computer system. Laboratory exercises stress application programs such as word processing, spreadsheet, and database. alog (2025-2026)
Catalog Description: An Introduction to Virtual Reality. Students will enhance computer and creative skills for interacting with virtual reality. Students will complete a variety of tasks in a virtual reality environment including: designing/creating objects, communicating/interacting with other users, and manipulating items.
Catalog Description: An introduction to creating a website including HTML coding and use of dynamic web templates. Not open to students with credit in CIS113 or CIS204; not an approved course for the Web Design degree or Certificate.
Catalog Description: Studies the current techniques of system analysis specification, selection, and implementation. Includes the effective use and management of hardware, software and data processing in meeting the information needs of today's business enterprise. Spring only. Prerequisite: CIS125.
Catalog Description: Introduces the techniques, skills, and tools used to publish and manage a website. Develops the skills needed for publishing a simple web page and introduces HTML coding; builds on these authoring techniques and introduces other topics such as web design, web project management, and web maintenance; and acquires skills to build a maintainable web project. It is recommended that students possess a fundamental knowledge of personal computer operations.
Catalog Description: Develops skills to solve problems using common microcomputer software. Topics include microcomputer fundamentals, word processing, electronic 192
ENG 102 or 105
Catalog Description: Develops computer skills for problem solving using modern programming software. Solves a variety of problems by developing a strategy, applying appropriate techniques, and testing results. Prerequisite or placement exam. Windows based computer is required for completing the course.
Catalog Description: Assuming a basic knowledge of HTML coding and web page design, this class moves into large-scale site development and an introduction to advanced web technologies. Building on the web page design concepts introduced in CIS113, this course focuses on site design issues, including scalability, maintenance, and integration of web technologies into the business or organizational context. Technologies introduced in this course include Perl, cascading style sheets, dynamic HTML, basic JavaScript, and streaming media. Each student will be required to purchase a domain name to create a website. Spring only.
Catalog Description: A presentation of the fundamental concepts used in data modeling and database implementation. The data modeling process, basic relational concepts, and the process of normalization, relational algebra, SQL, and guidelines for mapping a data model into a relational database will be covered. Students will model a multimedia and/or text-only problem and implement it on a single machine with a commercially available database package. CIS 215, or CIS 219.
Design 1 Catalog Description: This class is designed to instruct students on how to design, create, measure and deploy applications for mobile devices. These devices include, but are not limited to, phone, tablet and android devices. 93
Catalog Description: Introduces scripting languages, using them to accomplish a variety of tasks with an emphasis on dynamic web page generation. Students will work with both server- side and client-side languages. Spring only.
Catalog Description: Introduces computer concepts and programming in a modern, high- level language with a focus on problem solving and systematic program development. Topics include problem analysis, algorithm design, top- down development, program testing, documentation, data types, input/output, sequence, selection, loops, functions, arrays, strings, files, and data structures. Additionally, students are introduced to basic algorithms such as sorting and searching. Prerequisite: CIS125.
Catalog Description: A continuation of CIS219. Demonstrates advanced computing system concepts, problem solving and systematic program development. Topics include program development, program testing, documentation, functions, files, advanced data structures, and object-oriented concepts such as inheritance, polymorphism, exception handling, and event driven programming. Additional topics may include but are not limited to: database programming, networking, GUI development, recursion, lists, stacks, queues and trees.
Design 1 Catalog Description: This class is designed to instruct students on how to design, create, measure and deploy applications for mobile devices. These devices include, but are not limited to, phone, tablet and android devices. talog (2025-2026)
Design 2 Catalog Description: This class is designed to increase student understanding of capabilities, limitations and design standards for mobile applications introduced in Application Development 1. The feature areas of study will be data manipulation, User Interface Design and publishing process. Pre-Requisite: CIS 295 CISLB3 - Interactive Media Lab Catalog Description:
Source: Genesee Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
