The following table lists the coursework taken while attending Tyler Junior College. Full-time work requirements didn't permit me to complete the set of courses needed for a specific Computer Science degree. This set represents what I was able to take during night classes. Computer Science classes I completed with a 4.0 GPA.
Course No.	Title	Description
CS 113A	Introduction to Computers	Introduction to Computers
CS 213F	Computer Programming: BASIC Language	Write, debug and run programs using the DOS BASIC interpreter.
CS 213B	Systems Analysis	Study the developmental stages of computer systems software, hardware and integration
CS 123Y	Special Topics: Lotus 1-2-3	Study of Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet creation, graphs, macros, and databases.
CS 223Y	Special Topics: dBASE III+	dBASE programming...
CS 113L	Introduction to Computer Programming Logic	Study of design of computer programs, flowcharting..
CS 113M	DOS/Data Entry	Study of basic DOS commands and computer data entry
CS 123V	Computer Programming: C Language	Create, debug and compile C programs
CS 113P	Computer Programming: Pascal Language	Create, debug and compile Pascal programs

Most of what I've learned about computers, however, was not through formal education. Most of the classes were taken when I already knew something about the subject matter.

Last modified: December 10, 1995
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