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Welcome
to another Independent Study Active Learning (ISAL)
tutorial; developed for students who enjoy self-pace,
self-taught challenges. Students may engage in ISAL tutorials
after completing the Computer Science core set of instruction
for the day. This
allows for the advance and fast paced students to focus in a
special interest area and not having to wait on a group. The
teacher acts as a guide, while students take most of the
responsibility to learn on their own.
ISAL subject matters are those of which the instructor
has expertise of at least intermediate level.
ISAL currently at RMA are:
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Graphic Editing
• Microsoft Draw
• Microsoft Photo
Editor
• Paint Shop Pro
• Flash Animation
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Programming
• Introduction
to QBasic Computer Programming Language
• Introduction to QBasic
Programming for Game Development
• Programming
in Visual Basic
• JavaScript
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Oracle Database
Administration
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Unix Systems
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Drafting
• Computer Aided
Design (AutoCAD)
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Advance Desktop
Publishing
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E-Commerce
• Online
Marketing
• Starting an
Internet Business
• Web Site
Planning
• Web Developer
Concepts
ABOUT ISAL – Basic Programming In Visual
Basic
Lesson
1: What
is VB?
Lesson 2: Introduction
to Events and Code
Lesson 3: Variables
Lesson 4: Introducing
Subs
Lesson 5: Forms
revisited |