The Academic Advising Center is continuing a new project which will allow students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. In so doing, the Center hopes to utilize the electronic resources at its disposal to provide our students with another method of the best possible academic advising in as efficient a way as possible. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Computer and Information Systems (CSI.AAS) Degree.
CSC 105 or 106 (CSC 106 has prerequisites of MAT 014 and CSC 105 or CSC 107 or one year of high school applications or a programming course)
CSC 161--Introduction to Computer Science Using Java (prerequisite of MAT 014)
ENG 121
MAT 116 (College Algebra) or MAT 129 (Precalculus) or MAT 129A and MAT 129B
GE Social Science elective
CSC 110--Microcomputer Operating Systems and Architecture (prerequisite of CSC 105 or CSC 106)
CSC 162--Object Oriented Programming Using Java (prerequisites of CSC 161 and MAT 116 or MAT 129 or MAT 129A)
CSC 208--Visual BASIC Programming (prerequisite of CSC 106 or CSC 161 or CSC 133)
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
MAT 123 (Statistics I) or MAT 131 or MAT 131A and MAT 131B--Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
CSC 200--Networking Technologies (prerequisite of CSC 110)
CSC 236--Data Structures in JAVA (prerequisites of CSC 162 and MAT 116 or MAT 129 or MAT 129B
CSC 245--UNIX and Shell Programming (prerequsite of CSC 133 or CSC 161)
Physical Education (one credit) or Health Education (three credits)
CSC 239--Database Concepts (prerequsite of CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 241--Web Programming (prerequsite of CSC 134 or CSC 162)
CSC 246--UNIX and Web Server Administration (prerequisite of CSC 245)
GE Humanities Elective
Technical Elective (Choose one course from the following--CSC 116, CSC 126, CSC 127, CSC 205, CSC 206, CSC 248, CSC 251, CSC 252, or CSC 261)
Other electives please consult with a Computer Science Advisor to determine which of these take might be completed in lieu of one of the Techical Electives--CSC 211 or MAT 132 or 4-credit GE Science elective
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu
Monday, April 8, 2013
Academic Advising Overview for Computer Science Network Administration and Support (CSNN.AAS) Majors
The Academic Advising Center is continuing a new project which will allow students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. In so doing, the Center hopes to utilize the electronic resources at its disposal to provide our students with another method of the best possible academic advising in as efficient a way as possible. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Computer Science Network Administration and Support (CSNN.AAS) Degree.
CSC 105 or 106 (CSC 106 has prerequisites of MAT 014 and CSC 105 or CSC 107 or one year of high school applications or a programming course)
CSC 133--Introduction to Computer Science Using C++ (prerequisite of MAT 014)
ENG 121
MAT 116 (College Algebra) or MAT 129 (Precalculus) or MAT 129A and MAT 129B
GE Social Science elective
CSC 110--Microcomputer Operating Systems and Architecture (prerequisite of CSC 105 or CSC 106)
CSC 208--Visual BASIC Programming (prerequisite of CSC 106 or CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 116--Introduction to Information Systems Security (prerequisite of CSC 105 or CSC 106)
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
MAT 123 (Statistics I) or MAT 131 or MAT 131A and MAT 131B--Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
CSC 200--Networking Technologies (prerequisite of CSC 110)
CSC 245--UNIX and Shell Programming (prerequsite of CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 251--Windows Workstation Administration (prerequisite of CSC 200)
Physical Education (one credit) or Health Education (three credits)
Technical Elective (Choose one course from the following--CSC 126, CSC 127, CSC 205, CSC 206, CSC 258, CSC 261, CSC 134, CSC 211, CSC 230, CSC 235, CSC 241, MAT 132)
CSC 239--Database Concepts (prerequsite of CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 246--UNIX and Web Server Administration (prerequisite of CSC 245)
CSC 248--PC Service and Support (prerequsite of CSC 134 or CSC 162)
CSC 252--Windows Server Administration
GE Humanities Elective
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu
CSC 105 or 106 (CSC 106 has prerequisites of MAT 014 and CSC 105 or CSC 107 or one year of high school applications or a programming course)
CSC 133--Introduction to Computer Science Using C++ (prerequisite of MAT 014)
ENG 121
MAT 116 (College Algebra) or MAT 129 (Precalculus) or MAT 129A and MAT 129B
GE Social Science elective
CSC 110--Microcomputer Operating Systems and Architecture (prerequisite of CSC 105 or CSC 106)
CSC 208--Visual BASIC Programming (prerequisite of CSC 106 or CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 116--Introduction to Information Systems Security (prerequisite of CSC 105 or CSC 106)
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
MAT 123 (Statistics I) or MAT 131 or MAT 131A and MAT 131B--Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
CSC 200--Networking Technologies (prerequisite of CSC 110)
CSC 245--UNIX and Shell Programming (prerequsite of CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 251--Windows Workstation Administration (prerequisite of CSC 200)
Physical Education (one credit) or Health Education (three credits)
Technical Elective (Choose one course from the following--CSC 126, CSC 127, CSC 205, CSC 206, CSC 258, CSC 261, CSC 134, CSC 211, CSC 230, CSC 235, CSC 241, MAT 132)
CSC 239--Database Concepts (prerequsite of CSC 133 or CSC 161)
CSC 246--UNIX and Web Server Administration (prerequisite of CSC 245)
CSC 248--PC Service and Support (prerequsite of CSC 134 or CSC 162)
CSC 252--Windows Server Administration
GE Humanities Elective
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu
Friday, April 5, 2013
Challenging the Next Level of Developmental Math
Students who successfully complete (grade of "C" or higher) a developmental math class are permitted to challenge the next level.
Students who receive a grade of "C" or higher in MAT 010 are permitted to challenge MAT 013 once. Students who receive a grade of "C" or higher in MAT 013 are permitted to challenge MAT 014 once.
Once your grade has been entered on your transcript, you can visit the Testing Center (except for Thursday) to take a challenge test for the next level of developmental math. If you successfully challenge that next level, you can visit the Advising Center to adjust your schedule accordingly.
Please be sure to prepare for your challenge, however. Visit the Testing Center Review Material Page for sample review questions.
Students who receive a grade of "C" or higher in MAT 010 are permitted to challenge MAT 013 once. Students who receive a grade of "C" or higher in MAT 013 are permitted to challenge MAT 014 once.
Once your grade has been entered on your transcript, you can visit the Testing Center (except for Thursday) to take a challenge test for the next level of developmental math. If you successfully challenge that next level, you can visit the Advising Center to adjust your schedule accordingly.
Please be sure to prepare for your challenge, however. Visit the Testing Center Review Material Page for sample review questions.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Academic Advising Overview for Computer Science--Transfer (CSC.AS) Majors
The Academic Advising Center is continuing a new project which will allow students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. In so doing, the Center hopes to utilize the electronic resources at its disposal to provide our students with another method of the best possible academic advising in as efficient a way as possible. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Computer Science Transfer (CSC.AS) Degree.
ENG 121
CSC 161--Introduction to Computer Science Using Java (prerequisite of MAT 014)
MAT 131 or MAT 131A and MAT 131B--Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
GE Science elective (Students should take science courses designated as General Education (GE MST) that are numbered 117 or higher and should take a two-course sequence in the same science.
Physical Education (one credit) or Health Education (three credits)
CSC 162--Object Oriented Programming Using Java (prerequisites of CSC 161 and MAT 129)
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
MAT 132--Analytic Geometry and Calculus II (prerequisite of MAT 131)
GE Science elective (Students should take science courses designated as General Education (GEMST) that are numbered 117 or higher and should take a two-course sequence in the same science.
Technical Elective (CSC 116 or 200 level Computer Science or Science elective)
CSC 263--Computer Organization and Architecture I (prerequisite of CSC 161)
CSC 236--Data Structures in Java (prerequisites of CSC 162 and MAT 129)
MAT 206--Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (prerequisite of MAT 132 or approval of department chairperson)
GE Social Science elective
CSC 264--Computer Organization and Architecture II (prerequisite of CSC 263)
MAT 210--Linear Algebra (prerequisite of MAT 132)
GE Social Science elective or GE Humanities Elective
GE Humanities Elective
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu
ENG 121
CSC 161--Introduction to Computer Science Using Java (prerequisite of MAT 014)
MAT 131 or MAT 131A and MAT 131B--Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
GE Science elective (Students should take science courses designated as General Education (GE MST) that are numbered 117 or higher and should take a two-course sequence in the same science.
Physical Education (one credit) or Health Education (three credits)
CSC 162--Object Oriented Programming Using Java (prerequisites of CSC 161 and MAT 129)
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
MAT 132--Analytic Geometry and Calculus II (prerequisite of MAT 131)
GE Science elective (Students should take science courses designated as General Education (GEMST) that are numbered 117 or higher and should take a two-course sequence in the same science.
Technical Elective (CSC 116 or 200 level Computer Science or Science elective)
CSC 263--Computer Organization and Architecture I (prerequisite of CSC 161)
CSC 236--Data Structures in Java (prerequisites of CSC 162 and MAT 129)
MAT 206--Introduction to Discrete Mathematics (prerequisite of MAT 132 or approval of department chairperson)
GE Social Science elective
CSC 264--Computer Organization and Architecture II (prerequisite of CSC 263)
MAT 210--Linear Algebra (prerequisite of MAT 132)
GE Social Science elective or GE Humanities Elective
GE Humanities Elective
For additional questions, please email the Academic Advising Center at advising@middlesexcc.edu
Monday, March 11, 2013
Academic Advising Overview for Liberal Arts--Business (LABUS.AA)
The Academic Advising Center is continuing a new project which will allow students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. In so doing, the Center hopes to utilize the electronic resources at its disposal to provide our students with another method of the best possible academic advising in as efficient a way as possible. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Liberal Arts--Business (LABUS.AA) Degree.
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121 and 122
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
Two GE Math courses in a sequence (MAT 123/124 or MAT 129/131 or MAT 131/132 or MAT 131/285)
GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
ACC 101and 102
ECO 201 and ECO 202
GE Diversity elective
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
ENG 121 and 122
SPE 121 or 123
HIS 121 and 122
GE Humanities Elective
Two semesters of a modern language
CSC 105 or 106
Two GE Math courses in a sequence (MAT 123/124 or MAT 129/131 or MAT 131/132 or MAT 131/285)
GE Science elective
Two GE Social Science electives
ACC 101and 102
ECO 201 and ECO 202
GE Diversity elective
Physical Education (1 credit) or Health Education (3 credits)
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Academic Advising Overview for Criminal Justice--Police Science Option (CJP.AS)
The Academic Advising Center wants students to receive an overview of the requirements of their declared major. This Electronic Advising Packet is for the Criminal Justice--Police Science Option (CJP.AS)
ENG 121
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Math Elective (MAT 123 recommended)
General Education Science Elective (must be 4-credits)
General Education Technology Elective CSC 105 or CSC 106
PSY 123 Introduction to Psychology
SOC 121 Introduction to Sociology
POS 201 United States State and Local Government
POS 220 United States National Government
1-credit PED or 3-credit HED
CJU 123 Criminal Justice I
CJU 124 Criminal Justice II (prerequisite of CJU 123)
POL 201 Police Administration (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 202 Police Operations (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 204 Law Enforcement and Community (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POS 231 Constitutional Law (prerequisite of POS 121 or POS 201 or POS 220)
SOC 140 Introduction to Criminology
SOC 225 Juvenile Delinquency
PSY 222 Social Psychology (prerequisite of SOC 121 or PSY 123) or
SOC 131 Contemporary Social Problems
ENG 121
ENG 122 (prerequisite of ENG 121)
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Humanities Elective
General Education Math Elective (MAT 123 recommended)
General Education Science Elective (must be 4-credits)
General Education Technology Elective CSC 105 or CSC 106
PSY 123 Introduction to Psychology
SOC 121 Introduction to Sociology
POS 201 United States State and Local Government
POS 220 United States National Government
1-credit PED or 3-credit HED
CJU 123 Criminal Justice I
CJU 124 Criminal Justice II (prerequisite of CJU 123)
POL 201 Police Administration (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 202 Police Operations (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POL 204 Law Enforcement and Community (prerequisite or corequisite of CJU 123)
POS 231 Constitutional Law (prerequisite of POS 121 or POS 201 or POS 220)
SOC 140 Introduction to Criminology
SOC 225 Juvenile Delinquency
PSY 222 Social Psychology (prerequisite of SOC 121 or PSY 123) or
SOC 131 Contemporary Social Problems
Friday, November 9, 2012
Information about a Free Reanimator Show and Worskhop at MCC
REANIMATOR SHOW and FREE ANIMATION WORKSHOP
What does it mean to take an object and animate it?
On Thursday, November 15th from 1:45-4:45, professional animator Richard Thompson will be running a free animation workshop for students hosted by media arts and design/visual arts dept (VPMA). We can accommodate up to 25 students but you need to rsvp by this Monday to me, Prof. Heller so I can add you to our official confirmation list. I also have an excuse note you can pick up which is signed by me to present to your instructor if you have a class at that time. This is a great opportunity to work with an animator in a workshop atmosphere. Mr. Thompson has done 3D work for both TV and film.
At five o’clock that same day in the Studio Theatre Gallery, we are having an exhibition and reception for the show: Reanimator, which includes animatronic sculpture (mechanical moving objects/things/figures), an award winning and strange animation/video piece: Metachaos, and puppets.
There will also be a brief performance and a chance to speak with the artists. Food served. You are invited to come to this too. In fact, we hope you can come to both! One event directly follows the other.
Here is the information: WORKSHOP
When: Thursday, November 15th, from 1:45-4:45
Where: JLC Media Arts area rm. 116
What: ANIMATION WORKSHOP with working animator
RSVP: nheller@middlesexcc.edu
REANIMATOR SHOW
When: also Thursday, November 15th, but from 5-7
Where: Studio Theatre Gallery (next to College Center, big glass fronted bldg) at MCC
What: show of animatronics, animation/video, puppetry and performance: meet the artists and hear them speak about their stuff
If you are a member of the ANIME club, can you tell your membership about this? We welcome your participation and if all goes well, hope to do more like this in future.
Prof. Nadine Heller
What does it mean to take an object and animate it?
On Thursday, November 15th from 1:45-4:45, professional animator Richard Thompson will be running a free animation workshop for students hosted by media arts and design/visual arts dept (VPMA). We can accommodate up to 25 students but you need to rsvp by this Monday to me, Prof. Heller so I can add you to our official confirmation list. I also have an excuse note you can pick up which is signed by me to present to your instructor if you have a class at that time. This is a great opportunity to work with an animator in a workshop atmosphere. Mr. Thompson has done 3D work for both TV and film.
At five o’clock that same day in the Studio Theatre Gallery, we are having an exhibition and reception for the show: Reanimator, which includes animatronic sculpture (mechanical moving objects/things/figures), an award winning and strange animation/video piece: Metachaos, and puppets.
There will also be a brief performance and a chance to speak with the artists. Food served. You are invited to come to this too. In fact, we hope you can come to both! One event directly follows the other.
Here is the information: WORKSHOP
When: Thursday, November 15th, from 1:45-4:45
Where: JLC Media Arts area rm. 116
What: ANIMATION WORKSHOP with working animator
RSVP: nheller@middlesexcc.edu
REANIMATOR SHOW
When: also Thursday, November 15th, but from 5-7
Where: Studio Theatre Gallery (next to College Center, big glass fronted bldg) at MCC
What: show of animatronics, animation/video, puppetry and performance: meet the artists and hear them speak about their stuff
If you are a member of the ANIME club, can you tell your membership about this? We welcome your participation and if all goes well, hope to do more like this in future.
Prof. Nadine Heller
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