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Certificate in Computer Applications
This course also counts toward the Certificate in Computer Applications which is offered by the UNI Computer Science department. The certificate requires only 12 hours of credit.
The program requires 12 hours chosen from the following list of courses. It requires fewer courses and hours credit than any minor, but is generally an excellent addition to any resume, no matter what your major or career goals. The type of skills and concepts developed will make you a more effective user of computers and networks, whether at home or at work.
Core courses
• 810:021 Computer Skills and Concepts
• 810:022 Microcomputer Applications and Systems Integration
• 810:023 Microcomputer Systems
• 810:030 Visual Basic
- The CS 2880 12 Visual Effects, Animation and Motion
Graphics class does NOT have any prerequisites. It assumes that you are
a beginner with computer graphics and animation.
- The class is especially useful if you are a
Communications: Electronic Media major, an Art: Studio Emphasis or
Graphic Design major or an MIS major.
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810:023 is offered once a year, every spring semester.
810:022 is offered once a year, every fall semester. -
The class
CS 1025 Computational
Modeling and Simulation at 11 MWF
is
also taught in Lang 213. It satisfies Category 1C: Quantitative
Techniques and Understanding. 44 hands-on classes: Flash, After
Effects, Netlogo turtle graphics, Excel, and Vensim modeling.
- You also could take 030 and 023 or 022 and 023 or 088 and 023 in
parallel.
Contact
Mark Jacobson at jacobson@cs.uni.edu or
jacobson@cns.uni.edu
Or 307 ITT (ITT = ITTC = old East Gym) if you want to register for this class, but do not have the officially stated prerequisites.
273-7172 is my office phone number.
