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IT 400 - Programming III

This course takes an advanced look into programming practices and applications through the use of effective software. Students will learn dynamic Internet scripting, standard library packages, AJAX interface elements, dynamic scripting algorithms, decomposition, encapsulation, procedural abstraction, testing, software reuse, Microsoft Visual Studio Integrated development environment (IDE), the C# language syntax, debugger tools, Arrays, lists and queues, Remote Data Objects (RDO), Active Data Objects (ADO), structured query language (SQL), and how to combine SQL with Visual Basic.

Prerequisites & Notes
IT 100, IT 230, and IT 330

Assignment Overview
Synchronous term-based course with ten weekly assignments and a final project

Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to do the following:

  • Operate an integrated development environment to create rich Internet applications.
  • Build a relational database using structure query language (SQL).
  • Construct connection strings to access local and remote databases using Microsoft Remote Data Object (RDO) and Active Data Object (ADO) libraries.
  • Construct and validate web pages that use web design best practices.
  • Generate dynamic web content that recognizes and responds to the state of the web browser and user inputs.


Credits: 3


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