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7830	1		RC								RC							1		1		1					computer science	1	PSU									1				YES		1	1	1	1	1	1							1	1	1	1	1		1		1					NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	SPRING 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	its already java, and i think its a good idea to keep it as java, java is a very nice language to learn, its nicer than c++ in my opinion, and it should stay as it is, but we should offer some intermediate c++ courses, not just the advanced c++, because its a large jump.	1			YES	NO				1			1					1				PCC	more classes offered here, more times offered, this is a wonderful school with the best instructors, we just need more classes offered here!!! (the advanced classes).	unknown.	yes	15-Oct-02
2587		1	RC								RC									1				1					PSU	1								1				YES							1				1	1				1											NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	SPRING 2003	SUMMER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN		1			YES	NO	1				1						1					PCC			yes	15-Oct-02
5678		1	RC								SY							1		1		1						1	PSU									1				NO					1	1								1		1	1	1		1		1					NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	I think that since Oregon University system decided to teach java in the first year, PCC should stick with that, even if it does mean more classes for students transferring to PSU.  As a student with no previous programming experience (before starting CS classes) I think that java is easier to learn, and that factor should also be taken into consideration.	1			NO	NO				1		1							1			PCC			yes	15-Oct-02
8615		1	RC								SY									1				1			Computer Science		PSU				1					1				YES		1				1	1			1																	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	Which is the more simple language syntactically?  Learning the basics of programming language data structures and programming structures should not be complicated by a language that is easy to trip yourself up in. ie... which compiler protects the student from syntax errors the best?			1	NO	NO	1							1				1				PCC			yes	15-Oct-02
8585		1	RC	SY							SY							1		1		1						1	PSU									1				YES	1	1	1	1	1									1	1	1	1	1									NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	I like the fact that I have exposure to it.  It's something that will set me apart from the students who just went throught the c++ classes at psu and other schools.	1			NO	NO				1	1						1					PSU	The small class size, the access to instructors and how willing they are to helping with problems.  Also, it costs less per credit, I get to work with Java and it was closer to my home.	Smaller class size and a reduction in tuition.	yes	15-Oct-02
5936	1		RC								RC									1				1					PSU			1						1				YES					1	1									1	1											NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN			1		YES	NO		1				1					1					PCC			yes	15-Oct-02
5561	1		RC	SY							Either									1			1				Computer Science		PSU			1						1				YES		1	1	1	1	1		1					1			1	1	1									NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO! I am going to PSU and I don't want to take JAVA if I don't have to. I would just prefer to learn C++ from the start.  I have seen mostly C++ in the real world and don't want to spend time and money to learn something I am not going to build on.	1			YES	YES			1						1		1					PCC	If it was DIRECTLY transferable to PSU.	Don't know, not attending yet.	yes	15-Oct-02
800	1		RC	SY							RC							1		1		1					Computer Science	1	PSU									1				YES						1	1								1												NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	Despite the fact that more companies are starting to use Java, I feel that since most students probably transfer to PSU, PCC & PSU should agree upon a common language to teach.  You could always make the non-agreed upon language an elective for those wanting to learn both.	1	1		YES	YES				1		1						1				PSU	As soon as you change the required classes for the transfer degree, update those changes on the CS web page.  That way students checking the web would not plan on taking not required classes only to find out when the new catalog comes out that they should've planned differently.  This happened to me this past summer.  The CS web page during the spring and summer terms said that I needed to take Discrete Math II.  When the Fall term schedule came out, it was not offered.  I buy the new 02-03 catalog and find out you changed the requirements.  Maybe you could have an "Updates" section of the CS web page.  Then we would know when stuff changes.		yes	15-Oct-02
2026		1	RC								RC									1					1				PSU				1					1				NO					1																						NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	none			1	NO	NO	1				1										1	PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
5454	1		RC	SY							SY							1		1		1					Computer Science	1	PSU									1				NO				1	1					1				1		1	1	1									NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN		1			YES	NO			1				1						1			PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
1253	1		RC								RC							1		1		1					computer science	1	PSU									1				YES					1	1	1					1				1	1	1									NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN				1	NO	NO				1						1	1					PCC	cheaper		yes	18-Oct-02
4561	1		SY								SY							1		1		1	1	1	1	1	computer science	1	PSU									1				YES				1										1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN		1			YES	YES				1						1	1					PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
4561	1		SY								SY							1		1		1	1	1	1	1	computer science	1	PSU									1				YES				1										1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN		1			YES	YES				1						1	1					PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
1234		1	RC								RC									1			1					1	PSU									1				YES				1													1	1	1	1		1				1	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	CS250 CS251 class should be almost every term				NO	NO			1			1					1					PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
6865		1	Cascade								SY									1					1		Pharmacy/Ms.		PSU			1							1			YES				1											1	1	1										NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN				1	NO	NO			1					1					1			PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
9722	1		RC	SY							SY							1		1		1						1	PSU									1				NO					1	1							1		1	1	1	1									NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN		1			YES	NO				1		1							1			PCC	more personal classes, lower tuition		yes	18-Oct-02
1234		1	RC								RC									1			1				Computer Engineering	1	PSU											1		NO				1		1				1																	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	it'll be better if CS 161 and CS 162 are in C++			1	NO	NO				1		1					1					PCC	less cost	none.i feel it is the same as in pcc	yes	18-Oct-02
3145	1		RC	SY							RC									1		1					CS	1	OSU									1				YES		1	1	1		1								1	1	1	1	1									NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	I think the it will pose problems for some students as Oregon State and possibly other colleges require you to know it in Java. Is it possible that there could be two versions like a 162J and a 162C?	1			NO	NO				1				1					1			PCC	More afternoon classes and better compatibility with OSU.	Nothing!	yes	18-Oct-02
4545		1	RC								RC			1	1					1				1			computers		OSU				1					1				NO						1							1														NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	It should be changed back to C++			1	NO	NO	1							1				1				PCC	Convenient for me.		yes	18-Oct-02
1760		1	RC								RC									1				1			Business		OSU									1				YES					1			1		1			1	1		1	1	1				1					NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN				1	YES	YES		1								1	1					PCC			yes	18-Oct-02
1119	1		RC								RC									1				1			EE		PSU				1			1	need to learn Objected Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) for job				EE	NO						1				1	1	1															NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	WINTER 2003	SPRING 2003	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	NO_PLAN	I don't know Java myself, and probably don't have a great need for work.  If it's a better language for the teaching of OOAD, it would be a good choice.  Or else if would be just another programming language class which is kinda boring.		1		NO	NO	1						1	1					1		1	PCC	Close to home/work.	Evening/weekend classes.  Continued improvement on instructional quality.	yes	18-Oct-02
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