CDA 101 Introduction to Computers and Information Systems (3)

Provides a general introduction to computers and data processing in a business-related environment and serves as a basis for all subsequent data-processing courses. Topics include basic concepts of computer organization, data representation, problem-solving methodology, data communications, business information systems, sample program projects, and the functional role of persons associated with the industry.  

Instructor: Andy MacVie

Please Note: You must have a UB email account to communicate with the instructor of this class. If you do not already have one, you are required to go to the CIT and present your UB Card to obtain your account. Students will use the web space provided by the University during this course.

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