Course Code:SAFE-1005

PEI Occupational Health and Safety

An overview of the Occupational Health and Safety Act of Prince Edward Island. Students examine the legislation, how PEI employees are protected while on the job and the responsibilities of employees and employers.

Course Code:CIS-1150

Business Communications

An introductory course on professional oral and written communications for a business workplace. Using typical office software tools, students apply written and oral communication techniques appropriate for a variety of situations.

Course Code:CIS-1201

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

An introduction to object oriented programming. Students learn about problem solving strategies. Using a high-level object oriented programming language, students design and develop functional computer programs using fundamental programming concepts.

Course Code:CIS-1232

Intermediate Object Oriented Programming

Building on previous knowledge and skills in object oriented programming, continuation of programming concepts are analyzed and implemented. Detailed analysis and use of object-oriented techniques are a focus.

Course Code:CIS-1246

Database Management

A focused study of databases and how to use structured query language (SQL). An in-depth study of data models and implementing the relational model. Students develop strong skills in data modeling, relational operations, database design, normalization, and implementation.

Course Code:CIS-1280

Web Application Development

An introduction to modern web development through the use of HTML5 and modern CSS libraries. As well, students create, publish, and maintain interactive web pages based on a variety of web design considerations and techniques.

Course Code:CIS-1290

Principles of Information Security

An examination of current standards of due care and best business practices in Information Security with a focus on evaluation and selection of optimal security posture. Students explore evaluation of security models, risk assessment, threat analysis, organizational technology evaluation, security implementation, disaster recovery planning and security policy formulation and implementation.

Course Code:CIS-1300

Operating Systems

Exploring both Windows and Linux environments, students install, configure, and maintain operating systems. Students are also introduced to the concept of vritualization and use virtual machines to run their operating systems. Hardware components, such as CPUs, memory, and storage devices, are examined in the context of a functional system. Graphical tools and command-line tools are explored.

Course Code:CIS-1360

Network Communications

Students learn how data moves between devices using the standards and protocols employed in networks and the Internet. Students explore network Infrastructures, the OSI model, Internet communications, and common network services.

Course Code:CIS-2225

Windows Programming

Skills in creating object-oriented/event-driven windows-based applications are acquired. Visual design standards are emphasized when creating the user interface. The focus of this course is on developing visual multi-tiered applications.

Course Code:CIS-2232

Advanced Object Oriented Programming

Advanced programming tools including model view controller frameworks, database integration, web services, and serialization are used to allow students to develop complex systems. Students are introduced to object oriented application testing, maintenance, and modification.

Course Code:CIS-2245

System Analysis and Design

Addressing the breadth and depth of object-oriented system analysis and design using a multiple iteration approach. Students investigate, analyze, evaluate, document user requirements and design a business information system. Students apply object (Unified Modeling Language) modeling techniques to document business process, data requirements, and system design. Development of strong verbal and written communication skills, project management skills and effective teamwork are practically applied.

Course Code:CIS-2250

Mobile Application Development

An introduction to mobile application development programming for mobile devices such as phones and tablets. Object oriented programming skills learned in prior application programming courses are enhanced. Data persistence is used to allow apps that provide solutions to business needs. Interfaces to external services will be implemented to improve app capabilities.

Course Code:CIS-2286

Internet Programming Part I

Students become familiar with client-side javascript programming in a web environment. A number of modern Javascript frameworks are explored.

Course Code:CIS-2288

Internet Programming Part II

An introduction to server side web programming. Students become familiar with the PHP programming language, and concepts involved in server-side programming. Database connectivity, session management, and web services are also introduced.

Course Code:CIS-2510

Technical AI Solutions

This course introduces students to the concepts, tools, and applications of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in professional computing contexts. Students will explore generative AI models such as large language models (LLMs), text-to-image systems, and AI code assistants, with a focus on ethical, legal, and responsible use of AI in practical applications for programming, data management, business communication, and systems development.

Course Code:CIS-2530

Intermediate Cybersecurity

This course builds on foundational cybersecurity concepts to provide students with knowledge and applied skills in securing enterprise networks, operating systems, applications, and cloud environments. Students will configure security tools, conduct vulnerability assessments, respond to simulated incidents, and evaluate risks.

Course Code:CIS-2590

Capstone Project

Students analyze and design an application, including a relational database, for a client-server environment using the concepts acquired during previous courses. The application development environment must meet the identified requirements. Students apply an appropriate Software Development Life Cycle framework throughout the entire process of planning, developing, and testing the application.

Course Code:CIS-1160

Introduction to Information Systems

An examination of various administrative information systems used by IT analysts at various levels. Emphasis is placed on systems that serve to assist the programmer or business analyst with regard to coding and project management.

Course Code:CIS-2180

e-Health Business Fundamentals and Messaging Infrastructure

An examination of health coding systems and standards, as well as the technical framework and messaging systems used in e-Health development projects. It also examines how software and hardware developers are working together with standards organizations to deliver quality e-Health solutions.

Course Code:CIS-1170

Business Fundamentals

Explore technologies and business processes in business activities and how to employ them efficiently. Students examine each department and function within an organization, such as finance, marketing and human resources and how a business operates, using organizational structures and business ethics.

Course Code:CIS-1180

Introduction to Healthcare Informatics

AAn introduction to e-Health with a focus on the similarities and differences in how e-Health compares to traditional Information Technology. Students are exposed to healthcare organizations and operations commonly associated with e-health, including Canadian and international governing bodies. Both the technical and business needs of an e-Health organization are explored. In addition, students examine information security and its importance to e-Health systems.