New Computer Studies (CS) Course Numbers

Courses in the Computer Studies department are placed in one of six categories. The numbering system is designed so that you can tell which category a class is in based on the tens digit of the course number. The courses are divided up as follows:

• 01 - 09 (and 100 - 109): Computer Basics
• 10 - 19 (and 110 - 119): Computer Science & Programming
• 50 - 59 (and 150 - 159): Web
  • 50.X (and 150.X): General
  • 53.X (and 153.X): Development Tools (e.g. Dreamweaver)
  • 55.X (and 155.X): Web Programming
• 60 - 69 (and 160 - 169, and 260 - 269): Office Applications
  • 60.X (and 160.X): Word Processing
  • 61.X (and 161.X): Spreadsheets
  • 62.X (and 162.X): Presentation (e.g. PowerPoint)
  • 63.X (and 163.X): Databases (e.g. Access)
  • 65.X (and 165.X): Survey Courses
  • 66.X (and 166.X, and 266.X): Office Applications Foundations
  • 67.X (and 167.X): General
• 70 - 79 (and 170 - 179): Graphics & Multimedia
  • 70.X (and 170.X): Pixel Graphics (e.g. Photoshop)
  • 71.X: Vector Graphics (e.g. Illustrator)
  • 72.X: Page Layout
  • 74.X: Multimedia
  • 75.X (and 175.X): Survey/General
• 80 - 89 (and 180 - 189): Information Technology
  • 80.X: IT Foundations
  • 81.X: Client/Server (e.g. Intro to Unix, SQL)
  • 82.X (and 182.X): Infrastructure (e.g. Networking, Security, Telecomm)
  • 84.X: Management and Support