Computer Information Technology
CIT 260 W02: Systems Analysis and Design I

Explains the theory of data processing systems and their advanced elements, including system flow charts, I/O specifications, program coding, systems testing and other facets of a system analyst's responsibilities.

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CIT 260 W02 Fall 2008 Class Information		Registration Info: Open for High School Enrollment Only. Please contact WNC Counseling Services at 775-445-3267 to obtain a call number and to register.
Call Number	XXXXX
Location	Online (Web) Class
Instructor	Janeen Malkovich
Cost (NV HS Student)	$25.00 See the fee calculator for more.
Prerequisites	students must have successfully completed one semester of programming language
Credits/Grading	3 Credits / Grade (A,B,C, etc.)
Class Status	This class is Open as of July 8, 2008*
History	Class Schedule History (See when this course was offered over the last 3 years)
Notes	INTERNET CLASS FOR HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT ONLY. CONTACT JANEEN MALKOVICH 775-423-8330 EXT. 2247 OR MALKOVIC@WNC.EDU OR WNC/HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR.
Dates, Times and Locations
Dates	Full Semester Course (August 25–December 13)
	Online (WEB) Course. See Online Learning for more information.
General information about this course
Catalog Description	Computer Information Technology > 260
Contact	For more information about this class, please contact the Business and Computer Technology division.

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