This online course covers the creation of websites using WordPress. The orientation will be given online upon login to the class.	Requires access to the Internet using a current browser and email. Prior knowledge of HTML and beginning aspects of CSS or concurrent enrollment in IMED 1416 is desirable. For more information, call 972-960-4329 or email bhcCITweb@dcccd.edu.
The orientation will be given online upon login to the class. Requires access to the Internet using a current browser and email. Questions? Call 972-860-4567 or email tLackey@dcccd.edu.
Format: Online/No on campus meetings. Class meets Jan. 20 to March 19.
Format: Online/No on campus meetings. Class meets March 23 to May 14.
NOTE: ITSE 1401 43360. This course offered Dual Credit for Dallas Christian HS students only.
NOTE: ITSE 1401 43361. This course offered Dual Credit for Dallas Christian HS students only.
The orientation will be given online upon login to the class. Requires access to the Internet and email. Interested students should already be familiar with Web page creation using HTML as covered in IMED 1416. Knowledge of basic SQL commands as covered in ITSE 1303 or ITSE 1346 or concurrent enrollment in ITSE 1303 is desirable. For more information, call 972-860- 4329 or email bhcCITweb@dcccd.edu.
Section 53330 courses are taught in hybrid format which means that course content's offered in a combination of classroom and online format. Lecture and Lab content will be available for students on line but students are required to meet weekly per scheduled meeting time to discuss questions and concerns related current topics. Students can access online materia I at home but the IDT lab will also be open to assist.
This course is recommended for those students with no prior experience in programming. Students are encouraged to take ITSE 1429, Program Logic and Design before or along with this course.
Class meets Jan 23 to May 8.
This is an online introduction to programming course covering basic design concepts including flowcharting and pseudocode. It is	online and requires access to the Internet and email along with a computer running Microsoft Windows. The orientation will be	given online. It requires free Visual Basic and Visio flowcharting software from Microsoft.com. For more information, call 972-860-4234 or email mMilligan@dcccd.edu.
This course is an introduction to Web 2.0 concepts and applications. It explores the structure of Web-based applications through various forms of social media, such as blogs, wikis, feeds, podcasts, cloud computing and social networking. Questions? Contact Jameelah Ra'oof at 972-860-4626 or email jRaoof@dcccd.edu.
Topic: Develop apps for iOS mobile market using Objective -C & Xcode/ Reqd: 2 additional weekly lab hrs/ Note: Cross-listed with IMED-1391-83501.
Topic: Intro to WordPress/ PreReq: IMED-1316/ Reqd: 2 additional weekly lab hrs.
Class meets March 23 to May 14.
Section 53400 on-line course. Required software includes Windows, Internet, and e-mail address/account. Students without a home computer have access to El Centro College's Computer Lab (B267). E-mail your instructor at hspiegel@dcccd.edu by first class day to learn the eCampus system and schedule an orientation.
Section 53400 on-line course. Required software includes Internet, and e-mail address/account. Students without a home computer have access to El Centro College's Computer Lab (B267). E-mail your instructor at hspiegel@dcccd.edu by first class day to learn the ecampus system and schedule an orientation.
The online ADO class requires access to the Internet, email and the Visual Studio software. This .NET course uses Visual Basic and assumes students have had an introductory course in Visual Basic. Students using C# should sign up for ADO using C# - ITSE-2438. The Visual Studio and SQL software are available free for download. For more information, call 972-860-4234 or email mMilligan@dcccd.edu.
This .NET course uses Visual Basic and assumes students have had an introductory course in Visual Basic. Students using C# should sign up for ADO using C# - ITSE-2438. The software is available free for download. For more information, call 972-860-4234 or email mMilligan@dcccd.edu.
The online ADO Class requires access to the internet, email, and the Visual Studio software. This .net course uses Visual Basic and assumes students have had an introductory course in Visual Basic. Students using C# should sign up for ADO using C# - ITSE-2438. The visual studio and sql software are available free for download. For more information, call 972-860-4234 or email mMilligan@dcccd.edu.
Section 53330 is a hybrid course. These courses are a combination of classroom and online work. Students are required to attend each scheduled class per week and complete the Internet based assignments outside of the classroom. Students will be required to purchase the textbook, have access to a computer and the Internet in order to be successful in this course. Online assignments outside of class are required. Email your instructor at hspiegel@dcccd.edu as soon as you enroll in the class.
Section 53400 on-line course. Required software includes downloadable software recommended by instructor, Internet, and e-mail address/account. Students without a home computer have access to El Centro College's Computer Lab (A435 and B267). E-mail your instructor at hspiegel@dcccd.edu by first class day to learn the eCampus system and schedule an orientation.
The online ADO class requires access to the Internet, email and the Visual Studio software. This .NET course uses C# and assumes students have had an introductory course in C#. Students using Visual Basic should sign up for ADO using C# - ITSE-2404. The Visual Studio and SQL software are available free for download. For more information, call 972-860-4234 or email mMilligan@dcccd.edu.
This .NET course uses C# and assumes students have had an introductory course in C#. Students using Visual Basic should sign up for ADO using VB - ITSE-2404. The software is available free for download. For more information, call 972-860-4234 or email mMilligan@dcccd.edu.
This course covers the fundamentals of application programming for the Windows 8 operating system. Topics include the Windows Runtime, XAML, desktop applications, tablet/touch applications and Windows 8 Store applications.