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Phoenix College 2005-20<strong>06</strong> Catalog • 241<br />

CHM238/238LL<br />

General Organic Chemistry IIB & Lab<br />

5 credits 9 periods lecture & lab<br />

(Spring only)<br />

LEC: Alternate to CHM236. Study of<br />

chemistry of carbon-containing<br />

compounds continued. Structural<br />

determination and additional reaction<br />

mechanisms and modern methods of<br />

synthesis emphasized. Recommended<br />

for chemistry, chemical engineering and<br />

mining engineering majors.<br />

Prerequisites: CHM235 and<br />

CHM235LL or equivalent. LAB:<br />

Laboratory experience in support of<br />

CHM238. Prerequisites: CHM235LL or<br />

equivalent. Prerequisites or<br />

Corequisites: CHM238.<br />

CHM298AA-AC<br />

Special Projects<br />

1-3 credits 1-3 periods lab<br />

Organized and tailored around the<br />

interests and needs of the individual<br />

student. Structured to provide an<br />

atmosphere of individualized research<br />

and study paralleled by professional<br />

expertise and guidance. Professionaltype<br />

facilities and equipment are made<br />

available for student use. Allows the best<br />

aspects of independent study and<br />

individualized learning to be combined<br />

to maximize student development.<br />

Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS – Computer Information<br />

Systems<br />

CIS100<br />

Internet: A Tool For Learning<br />

0.5 credit 0.5 period lecture + lab<br />

Use of the Internet to promote learning.<br />

Focus on Internet services and access.<br />

Information provided on browsing,<br />

Internet addresses, naming conventions,<br />

search concepts and techniques, using<br />

bookmarks and capturing information.<br />

Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS102<br />

Interpersonal and Customer Service<br />

Skills for IT Professionals<br />

1 credit 1 period lecture<br />

Examines behaviors necessary to<br />

develop and support an effective client<br />

service organization. Focuses on<br />

methods of increasing the effectiveness<br />

of help-desk professionals when<br />

responding to a range of customer<br />

conditions. Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS103<br />

Using Help Desk Software<br />

2 credits 3 periods lecture + lab<br />

Help desk software applications for<br />

tracking calls, querying data, recording<br />

macros, and generating reports.<br />

Prerequisites: CIS105 or permission of<br />

instructor.<br />

CIS105<br />

Survey of Computer Information<br />

Systems<br />

3 credits 4 periods lecture + lab<br />

Overview of computer technology,<br />

concepts, terminology, and the role of<br />

computers in society. Discussion of social<br />

and ethical issues related to computers.<br />

Use of word processing, spreadsheet,<br />

database, and presentation software.<br />

Includes programming and use of the<br />

Internet. Exploration of relevant<br />

emerging technologies. Prerequisites:<br />

None.<br />

CIS/BPC114AE<br />

Excel: Level I<br />

1 credit 2 periods lecture + lab<br />

Computer spreadsheet skills for solving<br />

business problems using Excel, including<br />

calculations, forecasting and projections.<br />

Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS/BPC114BE<br />

Excel: Level II<br />

1 credit 2 periods lecture + lab<br />

Additional Excel spreadsheet techniques,<br />

including macro programming, database<br />

searching, extraction, and linking to<br />

obtain prescribed reports and graphs.<br />

Prerequisites: CIS/BPC114AE or<br />

permission of instructor.<br />

CIS/BPC114CE<br />

Excel: Level III<br />

1 credit 1 period lecture + lab<br />

Additional Excel spreadsheet techniques,<br />

including complex macros, statistics, and<br />

matrix manipulation. Project design<br />

using multiple, integrated spreadsheets.<br />

Prerequisites: CIS/BPC114BE or<br />

permission of instructor.<br />

CIS/BPC114DE<br />

Excel Spreadsheet<br />

3 credits 5 periods lecture + lab<br />

Computer spreadsheet skills for solving<br />

business problems using Excel,<br />

including calculations, forecasting,<br />

projections, macro programming,<br />

database searching, extraction, linking,<br />

statistics, and matrix manipulation.<br />

Production of graphs and reports.<br />

Project design using multiple, integrated<br />

spreadsheets. Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS/BPC117AM<br />

Database Management: Microsoft<br />

Access – Level I<br />

1 credit 2 periods lecture + lab<br />

Introduction to the basic elements of a<br />

current version of the Microsoft Access<br />

database management program, for<br />

casual and beginning users.<br />

Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS/BPC117BM<br />

Database Management: Microsoft<br />

Access – Level II<br />

1 credit 2 periods lecture + lab<br />

Exploration of additional components of<br />

the Microsoft Access database<br />

management program. Prerequisites:<br />

BPC117AM or CIS117AM or permission<br />

of instructor.<br />

CIS/BPC117CM<br />

Database Management: Microsoft<br />

Access – Level III<br />

1 credit 1 period lecture + lab<br />

Application of the features of the<br />

Microsoft Access program to some<br />

common database management<br />

problems. Prerequisites: BPC117BM or<br />

CIS117BM.<br />

CIS/BPC117DM<br />

Microsoft Access: Database<br />

Management<br />

3 credits 5 periods lecture + lab<br />

Introduction to the basic elements,<br />

exploration of additional components<br />

and common database management<br />

problems related to the Microsoft Access<br />

program. Combines the contents of<br />

BPC/CIS117AA and BPC/CIS117BA and<br />

BPC/CIS117CA. Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS/BPC118AB<br />

PowerPoint: Level I<br />

1 credit 2 periods lecture + lab<br />

Use of Powerpoint software to produce<br />

professional-quality presentation visuals.<br />

Prerequisites: None.<br />

CIS/BPC120AF<br />

Computer Graphics: Adobe<br />

Photoshop: Level I<br />

1 credit 2 periods lecture + lab<br />

Provides students with the capability to<br />

use Adobe Photoshop graphics software<br />

on a computer. Basic foundation course<br />

in the use of electronic techniques to<br />

select, manipulate, and edit images, for<br />

graphic design and image correction.<br />

Prerequisites: None.<br />

Course Descriptions

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