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CS3230: Information Management

This course covers principles of database systems. Topics include theory of relational databases, database design techniques, database query languages, transaction processing, distributed databases, privacy and civil liberties. Students are expected to complete a project in database design, administration, and development.

Pre-requisites: CS 3211 and CS 3151

This is a WAC course. For more information about WAC, see http://www.westga.edu/~wac.
Category: Fall 2004

CS3230: Information Management

CS3230: Information Management
Category: Fall 2009

CS3230: Information Management

This course covers principles of database systems. Topics include theory of relational databases, database design techniques, database query languages, transaction processing, distributed databases, privacy and civil liberties. Students are expected to complete a project in database design, administration, and development.
Category: Fall 2005

CS3230: Information Management

Information Management

Category: Fall 2006

CS3230: Information Management

CS3230: Information Management
Category: Fall 2007

CS3230: Information Management

CS3230: Information Management
Category: Fall 2008

CS3230: Information Management

CS3230: Information Management Independent Study
Category: Spring 2009

CS3230: Information Management

Category: Fall 2010

CS3230: Information Management [F11]

Category: Fall 2011

CS3230: Information Management [F12]

Category: Fall 2012

CS3230: Information Management [F13]

Category: Fall 2013

CS3230: Information Management [F14]

Category: Fall 2014

CS3230: Information Management [F15]

Category: Fall 2015

CS3230: Information Management [F16]

Category: Fall 2016

CS3230: Information Management [F17]

Category: Fall 2017

CS3230: Information Management [F18]

Category: Fall 2018

CS3230: Information Management [F19]

Category: Fall 2019

CS4980: Web Technologies

This course focuses on building web applications.  Topics include: enterprise and system issues; professional-grade website-development tools; programming in markup and scripting languages; networked databases across different platforms; use of distributed objects; and ethical and professional implications of the Internet.  Students are expected to complete a project in the development and maintenance of web sites as well as web services.

Pre-requisites: CS3212 and CS3230 and CS3260

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Category: Fall 2005

CS4982: Computing Capstone

This course integrates core topics of the computer science body of knowledge, teamwork, and professional practices through the implementation of a large-scale project.

Pre-requisites: CS3212 and CS3230 and CS3260

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Category: Spring 2005