Riverland Community College

This course covers the advanced programming for creating Android apps.  The courses is project oriented and covers the programing needed to create Android apps.  Prerequisite: CPRO1490

(3 Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab) 

This course focuses on creating Animation and Interactive web sites using the HTML 5 Canvas and WebGL (Web Graphics Library). The HTML5 Canvas allows multimedia elements to be added to web pages. No programing experience is required to be successful in this class. Completion of CPRO 1002 or concurrent enrollment in CPRO 1002 is recommended. This course is part of the Computer Technology program which is an accredited program in World Organization of Webmaster (WOW) Professional Academy.

(3 cr – 3 lect, 0 lab)

This course will introduce students to the Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies.  This course is project based.  Students will create VR and AR applications. 

(3 Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab) 

This course covers the basic programing for creating Android apps.  The course is project- oriented focusing on the major mobile platforms.  Software Development Kits (SDK) will be used in the creation of mobile apps.     

(3 Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab) 

This course enables students to master the computer.  This course prepares students for success in courses requiring computer use.  The course guides the student through basic and advanced computer operation.  File system organization, drivers, firewalls, virus protection system configuration and troubleshooting the computer are topics of discussion.  This course is part of the Computer Technology program which is an accredited program in World Organization of Webmaster (WOW) Professional Academy.

      (2 Cr – 2 lect, 0 lab)  

This course offers an in-depth introduction to scripting.  The Python programing language will be used to introduce the basics of computer programing.  Curriculum used in the course is approved by the National Cyberwatch Center.

(3Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab)  

This course is an introduction to HTML 5, CSS 3 and Web standards. Students develop and design responsive web sites using hand coding of HTML 5 and CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheets). Students will acquire a comprehensive foundation in reading and writing HTML 5 web pages. Responsive web pages will be developed using media queries. The course promotes using HTML5 to comply with Section 508 guidelines for accessibility. This course is part of the Web Design and Web Developer degrees which are accredited by the World Organization of Webmasters (WOW).

(3 Cr – 3 lect, 0 lab)