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  • CIS 2000: OS/MVS and Assembler Language
    4.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the basic concepts of Assembler Language Programming andOperating System concepts, as they relate to the OS/MVS environment. Topicsinclude the commercial instruction set for developing and writing generalprograms, machine language format of instruction, memory dumps, binary andhexadecimal numbering systems, the OS/MVS operating environment, utilities,and control language. PREREQUISITE: CIS 1030
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  • CIS 2010: Ans COBOL Project Management
    4.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the COBOL programming language. Topics include programmingconcepts, COBOL syntax, structured program design and coding, sequential diskprocessing, file maintenance, table processing, and the use of libraryfacilities. PREREQUISITE: CIS 1030
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  • CIS 2110: Systems Design Dev
    3.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the tools, techniques, and concepts needed by analysts todevelop information systems in the rapidly changing business environment.Topics include systems development methodologies, data dictionaries and codes,user interface and terminal dialogue design, physical data flow diagrams,logical data flow diagrams, data modeling with entity relationships diagrams,and database design. PREREQUISITE: TWO PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
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  • CIS 2130: RPG Programming
    3.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the RPG/400 programming language. Topics includeunderstanding and coding specification forms, concepts involved in writingprograms in a strucured format for typical business applications, RPG/400syntax, control breaks, multiple record types, exception output, tables andarrays, matching records, sequential, indexed files, and interactive screenhandling. PREREQUISITE: CIS 2030
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  • CIS 2140: Ans COBOL Applications
    5.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    A continuation of CIS 2010. Topics include advanced programming techniquesusing structured program design, sequential files, indexed sequential files,VSAM files, sorts, input/output devices, and advanced table-handlingtechniques. PREREQUISITE: CIS 2010
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  • CIS 2150: Intro to Programming
    4.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the fundamentals fo CICS/ESA systems and CICS/ESA commandlevel programming in COBOL. Topics include the structure of a CICS/ESAsystem, the task flow in the CICS/ESA system, the main CICS/ESA controlprograms, the main CICS/ESA control tables, the command level commands used in programming fcontrol, BMS mapping, file control, storage control, etc., andthe coding techniques used in pseudo-conversational mode of processing.PREREQUISITE: CIS 2010
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  • CIS 2160: Database Programming
    4.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the fundamentals of data base programming on a mainframecomputer. Topics include DB2 databases concepts, SQL, data base managementsystem concepts, and an interactive query facility. PREREQUISITE: CIS 2010
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  • CIS 2190: ASP.NET Applications Dev.
    3.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to WEb server application programming techniques using Microsoft's Avtive ServerPage (ASP). Net technologu and the Visual Basic. Net langugae. Topics include ASP and IIS concepts, CSS, WEb Forms HTML server controls, ASP WEbform controls, validation, XML contrl, database stored procedures, bound data controls, database application coding. Web services and bobile applications. Prerequisite: COM 1000 (With a minimum grade of C)
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  • CIS 2216: C Language for Eng. Tech.
    3.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the C programming language. Topics include syntax of the Clanguage, flow of control, input and output, arithmetic operations, functiondefinitions and calls, flowcharting, and pseudocode. PREREQUISITE: DSPM 0800
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  • CIS 2217: Visual Basic .Net
    3.00 Credits
    Nashville State Community College

    An introduction to the Visual Basic.net. Topics include basic concepts ofprogramming, problem soving, and programming logic, and design technigues ofan object-oriented language. Also includes business applications design andimplementaion, creatin graphical user interfaces, objects, properties, values,events, obect-oriented design concepts, class modules and database access.PREREQUISITE: CIS 2270 (with a minimum grade of C)
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