3 hours lecture + 1 hour lab, 3 credits

This course introduces students to the concepts of systems analysis and design. The system development life cycle is demonstrated through the completion of a term-long, closely supervised case study and simulation of a real-world group project. The course emphasizes user-centered design and explores the field of human-computer interaction. Current PC-oriented products for prototyping and/or CASE tools are used for the final written and oral presentation. Note: Basic computing skills are assumed. Students with little computer experience should take CPS 143 or an equivalent course before taking CPS 151.

Prerequisite(s): Provincial English 12 or one of ENG 060, ENG 098, ESL 090 or placement testing

This course is not offered in any upcoming terms

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