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Introduction to micro-computers, personal computers (PC's) and appropriate software applications to assist in future use of the computer to meet individual needs.

Surveys major Microsoft tools including Word, Windows, PowerPoint, Excel, Access and Outlook. Explores the Internet. No prior knowledge of computers required. Designed to assist user in meeting individual computer needs. Includes brief overview of the field of information technology.

Demonstrate material learned in solving substantial practical problems in a realistic setting. Understand major aspects of the Information Technology life cycle in detail. Objectives accomplished with help of a faculty member and/or supervisor.

Internet fundamentals covering viewing the internet, internet services, understanding internet search engines, plug-ins, security issues, and electronic commerce. Fundamentals of web authoring including web page authoring basics and HTML beginner to advanced. Network fundamentals including basics of networking, internetworking concepts, introduction to Local and Wide Area Networks, TCP/IP concepts, extending web server abilities and introduction to network security.

Install, configure, and upgrade microcomputers; Diagnose and troubleshoot microcomputers; Identify motherboard, processor and memory characteristics; Understand basic networking concepts; Know basic printing components, connections and configurations; Practice safe, preventative and performance maintenance procedures.

Navigate MS-DOS, Windows 9.x, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 and Windows XP interfaces; Install, configure and maintain Windows 9.x, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 and Windows XP; Install, uninstall, run and repair Windows 9.x, Windows Millennium, Windows 2000 and Windows XP applications; Install, configure and maintain peripheral components; Identify preventative maintenance techniques and practices; Identify networking and internetworking hardware/software concepts; Troubleshoot customer's Windows 9.x, NT and 2000 hardware issues.

CCNA certification designed to enable individuals new to networking technologies to understand terms, concepts, technologies, and devices commonly used in networking then apply knowledge to installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of Cisco switches and routers.

Focuses on standards, technologies, and practices for both business-to-business and business-to-consumer E-commerce models. Analysis and facilitation of relationships among marketing, promotion, customer service, user interaction, purchasing methods, and secure transactions using SSL and SET, payment gateways, inventory control, shipping, order information and site performance testing and evaluation. Prerequisite: ITS 23472 Internet.

Create and manage Web sites using HTML, FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Flash, HomeSite, DHTML, XML and various multimedia and CSS standards. Implement latest strategies to develop third-generation Web sites, evaluate design tools, discuss future technology standards, and explore incompatibility issues surrounding current browsers. Emphasizes theory, Web design and construction, information architecture concepts, Web project management, scenario development and performance evaluations. Prerequisite: ITS 23472 Internet or ITS 23410 Internet Webmaster Foundations.

Students learn the skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure, and manage windows Vista.

Provides student with the fundamental knowledge to complete the SQL 2005 curriculum.

Provides student with the fundamental programming knowledge necessary to complete training in .NET 2.0 using C# programming fundamentals.

Provides student with the funamental programming knowledge necessary to complete training in .NET 2.0 using visual basic programming fundamentals.

Provides student with the knowlege necessary to understand .NET development fundamentals.Recommended prerequisite: ITS 23478 Programming Foundations C#.

Provides student with the knowledge necessary to understand .NET development fundamentals. Recommended prerequisite:ITS 23479 Programming Foundations VB.

Provides student with the fundamentals of end-user operations of Sharepoint Server.

Provides student with technical competency in Windows Sharepoint Services, including installation, management, and maintenance functions. Prerequisite: ITS 23482 Sharepoint Server Foundations.

Students will learn to install the operating systems, manage and troubleshoot access to files, folders, network shares and printers, configure and troubleshoot hardware devices, drivers, the desktop and user environments, as well as network protocols and services.

Students will learn to configure and troubleshoot applications, resolve issues related to application usability for other applications and customization, configure and troubleshoot network connections for applications, as well as configuring application security.

Introduction to the SQL Programming language, including writing basic SQL statements, restricting and sorting data, single row functions, displaying data from multiple tables, aggregating data using group functions, subqueries, producing readable output with iSQL Plug, manipulating data, creating and managing tables, including constraints, creating views, creating other database objects, and controlling user access.

Students will learn how to use Outlook to communicate, manage messages, use the calendar, navigate and use the application effectively, use contacts, tasks, and notes, as well as to integrate other office applications with this version of MS Office.

Students will learn how to use Outlook to communicate, manage messages, use the calendar, navigate and use the application effectively, use contacts, tasks, and notes, as well as to integrate other office applications with this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to work with text, paragraphs, documents, manage files, use tables, and work with pictures and charts in this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to work with text, paragraphs, documents, manage files, use tables, and work with pictures and charts in this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to work with cells, files, format worksheets, page setup and printing, workbooks, formulas, functions and to use charts and objects in this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to work with cells, files, format worksheets, page setup and printing, workbooks, formulas, functions, and to use charts and objects in this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to plan and design databases, build and modify tables, build and modify forms, view and organize information, define relationships, and produce reports in this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to plan and design databases, build and modify tables, build and modify forms, view and organize information, define relationships, and produce reports in this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to create and modify presentations, work with text and visual elements, create output, manage files, and deliver a presentation with this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to create and modify presentations, work with test and visual elements, create output, manage files, and deliver a presentation with this version of MS Office.

Students will learn to install, configure, and operate Wireless LANs. Topics to include radio frequency fundamentals, organizations and standards, spread spectrum technologies, network architecture, wireless network management, hardware installation, physical and MAC layers, site surveying, and wireless LAN security.

Students will be exposed to the essential knowledge necessary to identify the names, purposes, and characteristics of personal computer components, operating systems, laptop/portable computers, printers and scanners, as well as how to install, configure, optimize, upgrade and troubleshoot these components. Other topics include the fundamental principles of wired/wireless networks, computer security, safety, environmental issues, communication, and professionalism.

Students will learn to apply the A+ essentials in a mobile or corporate technical environment with a high level of face-to-face client interaction.Prerequisite: A+ Essentials

Students will learn to apply the A+ essentials in a remote-based work environment where client interaction, client training, operating system and connectivity issues are emphasized. Prerequisite: ITS 26000 A+ Essentials

Students will learn to apply the A+ essentials in a hardware-based environment where components, devices, security, and environmental safety is emphasized. Course is ideal for entry-level desktop support specialists and computer assemblers. Prerequisite: ITS 26000 A+ Essentials.

Course offers an extensive introduction to Linux technology. Topics include the critical concepts of installation, operation, administration, troubleshooting services, and maintenance of Linux operating systems.

Introductory study of computer operating systems. Topics include file systems, batch processing, concurrent processing, memory management, processor scheduling, device drivers, display handling, input/output management, and operating system control commands.