8 courses with the subject BMIO, 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.
BMIO 203Introduction to
Information System Online/Credit 3. An introduction to the field of computer information system with a review of the entire field and its application in the business world. Included are informa- tion management principles and systems, number systems and how they are used in computer; the relationship among the many parts of the computer and how they interact; and the basics of networks. This course also intro- duces the student to computer use in management sciences and to computer operating systems and how they control the various parts of the computer.
Computer Programming Online/Credit 3. Basic programming concepts, data types, control structures, subroutine, modularization, etc. Simple search techniques. Introduction to file and data structures. Introduction to a high level programming language. Problem solving concepts. Prerequisites: MATO 109 or higher.
Programming Online/Credit 3. Advanced computer programming. System specification and documentation. Principles of good programming style. Techniques of sorting and searching. Business transaction processing. Complex file management. Prerequisite: BMIO 209.
and Design I Online/Credit 3. System development life cycle. Tools and techniques for describing process flows, and data structures. Computer-based tools for systems analysis. Project management, project scheduling and resource management and control. End-user issues, human/ machine interfaces. Program specifications. Transitions from analysis to design. Prerequisite: BMIO 209/302.
Administrative Security Online/Credit 3. An introduction of the theory, design and application of networks. The course will include the creation and operation of an actual network. It focuses on the Management LAN file, print and communication server activity emphasizing up-time and system backup. Teaches proper structuring of security system. Present concerns and issue for the purchase and installation of hardware and software upgrades.
Management System Online/Credit 3. Introduction to database concepts. Hierarchical, network, flat file, distributed, and relational database. Database normalization. File security, data integ- rity and reliability. Access to and manipulation of large database. Querying including SQL. Prerequisites BMIO 209 or permission of the instructor.
Data Communication Online/Credit 3. Concepts of telecommunication, data communications, data interfaces and techniques, data security. Introduction to networks, architectures and proto- cols. Network management. Prerequisites: BMIO 209 or permission of the instructor. - Course Descriptions – Hampton University Global 403
and Design II Online/Credit 3. Design and implementation. Computer programming and system develop- ment concepts. Design of file, testing, implementation. Security and control. Use of computer-aided software engineering (CASE) and fourth generation software development tools in a reallife. A project involving system design. CHEO (Chemistry – Online) CHEO 101-102 General Chemistry Lab 3./Online/Credit 4. A one-year course in general chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry to meet requirements for persons not majoring in chemistry.
