jburns@kvcc.edu
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269.488.4430
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269.488.4701 x6142
Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Texas Township Campus
6767 West O Avenue
PO Box 4070
Kalamazoo, MI 49003-4070
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I enjoy finding ways to integrate technology into a business. Primary Goals? To increase productivity or reduce costs.
Over 20 years in technology arena, including retail, corporate, and non-profit. Areas of interest/experience: Programming, support, and project management.
Over 4000 hours in classroom & presentation leadership roles.
Used in business...
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I would be happy to discuss the course, class requirements, etc.
Note: Be sure to register and pay for your courses as early as possible. Many classes have a minimum paid enrollment; if this enrollment is not met, the course is cancelled.
3-3-0 (Lecture/Discussion) This course involves learning to write programs in Visual
Basic on PC compatible computers using the Windows operating system. Emphasis is
placed on writing well-structured, easy to understand programs. Students will work
with screens and controls, learning the basics of event driven programming.
Prerequisites: CIS 150
The CIS202 textbook was updated in Fall 2011. It has a completely changed chapter format. Additionally, the college has moved to Visual Studio 2010. The result of this modernization will make the older textbooks useless.
3-3-0 (Lecture/Discussion) This course expands on the programmer's existing Visual
Basic knowledge using PC compatible computers and the Windows operating system.
Along with expanded work on commonly used controls the student will be introduced
to new concepts, such as database integration.
Prerequisites: CIS 202
The CIS212 textbook was updated in Fall 2011. It has a completely changed chapter format. Additionally, the college has moved to Visual Studio 2010. The result of this modernization will make the older textbooks useless.