Computer Programing
The Bramson ORT College computer technology program of study presents a comprehensive coverage of the computing fields, including software, hardware, and theory.
College offers a Computer Information Associate Degree (AAS); Junior Programmer, Computer Sales, Computer Operations, and Programmer (intensive) Certificates; and a Computer Programming Diploma Program.
Students who choose to study for an associate degree have several computer electronics concentrations open to them. They can focus on computer languages, WEB development, computer electronics, computer networks, or CADD.
The initial sequence of courses, which is the same for all concentrations, is followed by a specialized set of classes for a particular concentration. Students who complete the program are prepared to enter the computing field in verity of environments, including the industry and business sector. The acquired knowledge could also be applied to an array of certifications.
Course |
Desciption |
Java Programming
CP 171
CP 172
CP 173
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This courses will introduce the student to the basic tools used to build and deploy portable Java-based web applets and non-web applications. Students will gain an understanding of JAVA's syntax with ATW and learn how to take advantage of the major class libraries and graphics user interface which are part of the JAVA programming environment. |
Visual Basic .NET, C#,
ASP Programming
CP 122
CP 123 |
This courses will provide students with an understanding of Visual BASIC instructions and, their application to the solution of commercial and scientific problems. The students will be introduced to the programming environment, controls, visual tools and code syntax necessary to produce programs, quality databases and internet applications. |
Data Base Design
CP 220
CP 222 |
Introduction to fundamental concepts and defining characteristics of data base management. Students will study the relational, network, and client server models of data base systems and powerful management and administration tools in the multi-user environment. Exercises will be drawn from MS Access and SQL Server. |
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