Business Computing

Business Computing Reference
Chapter Notes
PHP Now	PHP Reference
HTML Now	XHTML Reference

→ Lab 1	Software Installation	August 25, 2009
→ Lab 2	Simple Static HTML Page	August 25, 2009
→ Lab 3	Dynamic PHPInfo Page	August 25, 2009
→ Lab 4	Dynamic "Hello, World" Page	August 25, 2009
→ Lab 5	Static "Personalized Hello" Page	September 22, 2009	Revised
→ Lab 6	Dynamic "Personalized Hello" Page	September 22, 2009	Revised
→ Lab 7	Static Calculator input Page	September 29, 2009
→ Lab 8	Dynamic Calculator Handler Page	September 29, 2009
→ Lab 9	Static Posting Form Page	October 6, 2009
→ Lab 10	Dynamic Posting Handler Page	October 6, 2009
→ Lab 11	Static Registration Form Page	October 27, 2009
→ Lab 12	Dynamic Registration Handler Page	October 27, 2009
→ Lab 13	Dynamic Soup of the Day Page	November 3, 2009
→ Lab 14	Dynamic Albums Page	November 10, 2009
→ Lab 15	Setting a Cookie	November 24, 2009
→ Lab 16	Using a Cookie	November 24, 2009

Tuesday, 5:30-8:10 PM, Tulsa T-LU 210

First Class: August 18, 2009

Last Class: December 8, 2009 (Final Exam)

Business Computing: IS-3513 - Introduction to Business Computing
This course examines the role of computers in business and fundamental concepts of information technology. It discusses the essentials of business applications on the microcomputer, including COBOL programming, and the relationship between a computer-based information system and basic business functions. It identifies linkages between innovation in the business computing environment and new techniques in information processing.