Prof. Mike Zellers
Email Address: mzellers@lorainccc.edu
Telephone: (800) 995-5222, Ext. 4796
CISS 121, Microcomputer Applications I
Section: ZWWW1, ZWWW2
(16 Week Class - Begins August 17 - Ends December 13)
This course will require: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and a Text Editor. (All software is available in the Business Division Computer Lab.)
This course will be delivered using the ANGEL course management system. After registering, read the webpage "How to Use ANGEL For Your Course" and follow the step-by-step directions. If you are new to ANGEL, before your class begins be sure to try out the ANGEL Sandbox Orientation Class where you can play in ANGEL and learn about its most common features. There are also ANGEL Video Tutorials you can watch that demonstrate how to use ANGEL.
Internet courses cannot be accessed until the first day of your class. Once your class begins you must log on to participate.
CISS 143, Database Design and Implementation
Section: ZWWW1
(16 Week Class - Begins August 17 - Ends December 13)
This course will require: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and a Text Editor. (All software is available in the Business Division Computer Lab.)
This course will be delivered using the ANGEL course management system. After registering, read the webpage "How to Use ANGEL For Your Course" and follow the step-by-step directions. If you are new to ANGEL, before your class begins be sure to try out the ANGEL Sandbox Orientation Class where you can play in ANGEL and learn about its most common features. There are also ANGEL Video Tutorials you can watch that demonstrate how to use ANGEL.
Internet courses cannot be accessed until the first day of your class. Once your class begins you must log on to participate.
CISS 216, Web Design
Section: ZWWW1
(16 Week Class - Begins August 17 - Ends December 13)
This course will require: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and a Text Editor. (All software is available in the Business Division Computer Lab.)
This course will be delivered using the ANGEL course management system. After registering, read the webpage "How to Use ANGEL For Your Course" and follow the step-by-step directions. If you are new to ANGEL, before your class begins be sure to try out the ANGEL Sandbox Orientation Class where you can play in ANGEL and learn about its most common features. There are also ANGEL Video Tutorials you can watch that demonstrate how to use ANGEL.
Internet courses cannot be accessed until the first day of your class. Once your class begins you must log on to participate.