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Cb BASIC COMPUTING Cb00001. INTRODUCTION TO DATA PROCESSING Information technology and its influence on society. Types of information technology. Information technology and problem solving. Basic principles of information. Information systems and examples. Computerized problem solving. The effect of information technology on the environment. Encouraging learning and knowledge. Work opportunities to be developed in information technology. Organizational structure through information technology. Textbooks: Kenneth C. Laudon, Carol Guercio Traver y Jane Price Laudon, Information Technology and Society, Wadsworth Publishing Company. ACAD. PERIOD: SPRING FALL LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: SPANISH Cb00002. INTERNET APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT At the end of the course, the student will be able to develop applications with a client-server model using sockets, CGI′s and script languages. He/she will also be able to develop distributed computing applications using protocols and CORBA, JAVA RMI architecture. He/she will develop data server applications using JDBC, RMI and Java Servlets. He/she will know the trends of distributed computing. LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: SPANISH Cb00003. COMPUTER SCIENCE THEORY Mathematical logic. Propositional logic. First order predicate logic. Sets. Basic notions. Induction. Counting. Relations and functions. Graph theory. Basic concepts. Trees. Directed graphs. Algebra. Textbooks: J.P. Tremblay and R. Manohar, Discrete Mathematical Structures with Applications to Computer Science, McGraw-Hill. S. Sahni, Concepts in Discrete Mathematics, The Camelot Publishing Company. ACAD. PERIOD: SPRING FALL LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: SPANISH Cb00801. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE Terminology and basic management of a computer. Virus and anomalies in computers. Basic management of operative systems. Information searching by using electronic means. Document creation using text processors. Development of presentations, graphics and drawings, and using commerci