7/25/2019 ACT II Course Descriptions

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Associate in Computer TechnologyFirst Year (Second Semester)

Eng 12- Communication Skills 2

COURSE DESCRIPTION:This course will build on the foundation of English Communicatio

n 1. It aims to raise the skills of the students by going through a critical survey of the forms of academic discourse essential to collegiate and professional work. This course integrates the students' ability to think and converse, inform and persuade others on given issues. It also aims to incorporate logical thinking and in-depth, critical analysis and discussion of issues dealing with matters relevant to students and the industry. The premium is givento research and fundamentals of academic work. This course will take the students through a progressive sequence of lessons and exercises giving them a holistic view of different communication styles and strategies that will get them going on their chosen career path.

Math 12- Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

COURSE DESCRIPTION:Topics in this course include right triangle trigonometry, trigo

nometric functions and their inverses, identities, equations, solutions of

oblique triangles, complex numbers, and analytic geometry.

Hist11- Philippine History and Culture

COURSE DESCRIPTION:A study of the economic, social, political, and cultural develop

ment of the Philippines. Emphasizes the relevant and recurring issues in Philippine history and studies the serious problems that confront the country.CC 103- Computer Programming 2

COURSE DESCRIPTION:The goal of this course is to give students the opportunity to b

uild on skills developed in CC 102, reinforcing basic programming structures and the syntax of the Java programming language. Learners will become comfortable with Object Oriented programming (OOP) design and implementation. Students will gain experience with inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism, lists and other data structures, recursion, sorting algorithms, and tree traversal. Programming and written exercises are done individually. Studentscompleting this course will have a solid foundation of OOP fundamentals andstructure, Java syntax, lists and other data structures, sorting algorithms.

IS 13- IT Infrastructure and Network Technologies

COURSE DESCRIPTION:A discussion of information systems architectures including soft

ware systems, hardware, operating systems, data bases, object-oriented technology, networking and enterprise-wide systems. The course also covers the concepts for LAN and WAN networks, their architecture and network components. Inaddition to learning the core concepts, participants will learn the purpose ofprotocols, networking addressing and overview of digital media.