Computer Information Systems - Cooperative Computing

Armed with two major government grants, MJI now offers a special concentration in Cooperative Computing.  Despite the ubiquity of computer technology, sharing computer resources and data between various different types of computers and applications can be a nightmare.  Cooperative Computing is a growing field of work that deals with the integration of diverse computer systems - making sure that different kinds of computers can work together.  It is an attractive field that is crucial to the future of computing since it allows us to harness more power from computers and use that power with greater efficiency.

COOPERATIVE COMPUTING REQUIRED CORE

CC 212 Introduction to Systems Administration I

CC 213 Introductory XML

CC 311 Introductory Grid Computing

CC 341 Introduction to Web Services

CC 403 Introduction to Microsoft .NET

CC 412 Introduction to Service Oriented Architectures (SOA/CORBA)

CC 442 Intermediate Web Services

CC 592 Cooperative Computing Project

CIS 450 Intern/Externship

COOPERATIVE COMPUTING ELECTIVES

CC 321 Intermediate XML *

CC 323 Systems Administration II

CC 413 Introduction to Software Architecture

CC 432 Advanced XML

CC 462 Intermediate Grid Computing

CC 493 Introduction to Project Planning and Management *

CC 543 Java 2 Enterprise Edition II *

* Electives marked with an asterisk are deemed as high priority electives and should be taken before other electives.