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Hi, my name is William. I pride myself in the fact that I get straight C's. I live by the old saying, "What comes first must come second." I'm not sure what that exactly means but I still stand by it. My friends tell me that I'm "stuck up" and "condescending," but I disagree. I believe in doing the best to become the best, and if that means stepping on people to get to where I want to be, then that's their problem, not mine. I am what they call a "prodigy." You are blessed to have me, so don't be upset when you get the inevitable urge to bow down and obey my every wish.

COMP 1537

This course focuses on programming both front and back end for web application development using JavaScript on both front-end and back-end development. Topics include AJAX, DOM editing with JavaScript & jQuery, and JSON.

COMP 1800

Students learn to work in a collaborative environment and complete a small-scale software project: a mobile-friendly web application. The course is focused on developing the essential technical skills that will allow a student to develop a functional web application project.

COMM 1100

The course covers topics of importance to new and continuing students on how to balance school and related activities to enhance chances of success in their academic careers. In this course students will learn a variety of different techniques to improve study habits, note taking, and time management skills.

COMP 1510

This hands-on course is the foundation for all future programming courses and complements COMP 1537 and COMP 1800. This course introduces the fundamental concepts of programming including design, development, testing, debugging simple programs, as well as error-handling, and problem solving.

COMM 1116

Information technology professionals spend time each day communicating orally and in writing with their supervisors, colleagues and clients. As problem-solvers and entrepreneurs in industry, you need to communicate quickly, clearly, and effectively.

COMP 1712

Business Analysis and Systems Design is the study of concepts, processes and tools that professionals use to plan and develop information systems to industry standards. Students learn how to ask implicit questions, to create and document communication plans and to make better decisions prior to creating a software system.

COMP 1113

Comp 1113 is partially discrete mathematics, partially an introduction to linear equations. The purpose of this course is to give a strong foundation for future technical and programming courses.

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