Applied Computing (AC)

AC 1030 - Communication Technology - 3 credits

Fall and Spring Semesters

A foundation course combining communication and technology history, theory and practice. Covers the basics of utilizing and assessing a variety of digital resources. Students acquire and apply the communication skills and technologies that are integral to academic and career success. New and emerging communication technologies that aid in developing communication skills, such as persuasion and communication delivery to varied audiences, will be discussed.

This course meets the Curry Core Communication requirement.

AC 2020 - Database Concepts - 3 credits

Fall Semester

Database management systems are primary vehicles for storage, retrieval, and maintenance of organizational and individual information. This course is designed to provide general understanding of database concepts, introduce an overview of commercial database management systems and familiarize students with Access, its features and components as a personal database management tool. The course utilizes hands-on, practical approach and requires frequent usage of the computer lab or personal computer.