Michael C. Zalot, Ph.D.Associate Professor and Chair of Business DeVry University North Brunswick |
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What's the difference between BIS-260 and CIS-281? |
| Just the letters used to indicate the course for different programs of study. |
| How can I hook my webpage up to a database? |
| You need to figure out where the website will be hosted; what platform is it on? Is it a Windows server, or a UNIX server? Then you need to learn one of the tools that can run on your particular server. For instance, Perl typically runs on UNIX servers, and .NET runs on Windows servers. |
| When is IT-470 offered? |
| It's no longer offered. It was part of the graduate level IT program. However, if you have questions about graphics, I know Photoshop and Flash fairly well. If you have questions about video editing, I've done that. If you have questions about producing digital audio, I know a few things about that as well.... |
Some Of The Courses I Teach
Here you can read about the courses I currently teach, some that I've taught in the past, and perhaps even find a few tips to help you along the way.
- Courses on Front-End Web Design
- BIS-260, Principles Of Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- CIS-281, Web Interface Design (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
- IT-470, Graphics and Multimedia Design (no longer offered)
- Courses on Back-End Web Development
- WEB-460, Advanced Web Application Development (ASP.NET Web Services)
- CIS-407A, Web Application Developement (ASP.NET Web Applications)
- BIS-355, Database and Website Integration (ASP.NET Web Applications)
- Courses on Digital Forensics
- CCSI-410, Digital Forensics I with Lab
- CCSI-460, Digital Forensics II with Lab
- Business, E-Commerce, and Other Things
- BUSN-115, Introduction to Business and Technology
- ECOM-210, Principles of e-Commerce
- WEB-320, Principles of e-Commerce
- BIS-150 Advanced PC Applications
(MS Excel and Access--No longer offered, use BIS-155 instead)