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The aims of Computer Application is provides students with an opportunity to develop understanding of the basic operations of a computer system and computer applications software. Meanwhile, they also develop the skill of using computer applications software for solving problems. Finally, they appreciate the social implications of developments in information technology. The objectives of this course are :1. demonstrate understanding of the basic operations of a computer system;2. explain the principles of operations for computer systems used in a particular application, specifically in terms of the systems' hardware and software components;3. use computer terminology correctly in the context of a particular application;4. use computer applications software to solve problems;5. discuss and comment on the social impact of the widespread use ofcomputer technology;6. automate simple tasks in specific applications.
Students will work on the projects during the courses; moreover, they will follow the stages in the development of the software system. For each stage, some widely known methods and techniques from the software development are introduced. Each method is then described in sufficient details. Both simple and more advanced examples are provided to illustrate the techniques and to serve as guidelines. Throughout the course, the student's project goals form a unifying theme and tie the syllabus together. Tests and projects allow the students to practice the methods on a small scale before applying them to their projects. Students will have experience programming in at least one high-level language, and have had an introduction to algorithms and data structures. Due to the style and project-focused approach used in the course, it is suitable for any student.
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