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239 IT 168 (5) N Graphics for the Web Uses computer graphics applications to create and optimize images for the web, develop composites for websites and implement complex web layouts. Introduces web graphic file formats, compression, typog raphy and web-safe colors. Covers basic elements and principles of design and uses several industry standard graphics applications, emphasizing basic to intermediate level tools and techniques. Prereq: IT 106, IT 111. IT 172 (5) N Visual Basic I Introduction to object-oriented, event-driven programming using Visual Basic.Net. Learn to create stand-alone Windows applications and front ends to databases. Includes effective interface design, VB classes, objects and events, functions and sub procedures, creating multiple form applications, data validation and error handling, and debugging techniques. Prereq: IT 115 or permission. IT 190 (5) N DOS for Technicians Detailed study of MS-DOS for students in the Network Technology program. Examines computer concepts including operating systems. Intro of most common DOS commands used for disk and file operations. Covers batch files and DOS configuration, especially the use of AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files. Study of special DOS utility programs, especially DOSSHELL and DOSKEY. Attain fluency in DOS in order to use, install, upgrade, and troubleshoot DOS computers. Study Windows as a graphical extension of DOS. IT 211 (5) N JavaScript DHTML for Web Development Learn the use of JavaScript and Dynamic HTML for creating websites. Learn to manipulate and control XHTML pages with JavaScript and Cascading Stylesheets. Build web pages for independent and team assignments. Work cooperatively on team projects using effective communication and interpersonal skills. Prereq: IT 106, 111 and 168 (IT 168 may be taken concurrently). IT 212 (5) N Web Server Programming Using Databases Basic concepts, standards and technologies of web programming. Use server-side scripting for web development. Includes ASP.NET and access to various server side resources, such as databases, via ADO.NET, and the server file system. Prereq: IT 115 and IT 211. IT 213 (5) N Advanced Web Development Covers development and analysis techniques appropriate for web professionals. Work with clients, end-users, and information processing professionals to establish user specifica tions and develop a comprehensive website or add functionality to an existing site. Learn client-side scripting with an emphasis on JavaScript, CSS, and DHTML. Explores project management, teamwork site usability, security, administration, and maintenance. Includes new technologies required for website implementation. Complete a personal portfolio project and a group project. Prereq: IT 140, 162, 211 and 212 (IT 212 may be taken concurrently). IT 217 (5) N Web Services Using XML Learn techniques for developing web based distributed applications using standard languages and protocols such as XML, SOAP, WISDL, WAP, WML. Emphasizes development and use of Web Services, which are data centric. Learn techniques for manipulating database and XML data. Uses Microsofts. NET framework. Prereq: IT 172 or IT 212. IT 218 (5) N Managing a Windows 2000 Network Knowledge for system administrators, network administrators and IT professionals who implement, manage and troubleshoot existing network and server environments based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform. Prereq: 122 or permission. IT 224 (5) N Exchange Server Intro to Microsoft Exchange ServerConfigure, an Exchange server; develop an infrastructure for Exchange server; choose a client installation and integration strategy; develop long-term administration and security strategies; configure message recipients; import directory data; install and configure Exchange Server clients; configure address lists and accounts using the Administrator program; configure message tracking, server locations, and security; manage site security, users, distribution lists, the directory and public and private information stores; back up and restore; configure a link monitor and server monitor. Prereq: IT 124 or permission. IT 228 (5) N SQL Server Intended for system administrators who want to obtain the skills to become SQL Server Administrators. Covers several tasks including: installing, configuring, and supporting SQL Server; managing storage; setting up user accounts; assigning permissions; transferring data in and out of SQL Server; and diagnosing system problems. Prereq: IT 124 or permission. IT 236 (5) N Database Management Includes database concepts, database environment, advantages and limitations of the database approach. Includes data modeling, database design, the relational model, SQL, accessing databases programmatically, and implementation of a database design using a relational DBMS. Work in teams, prepare documentation, user manuals, and presentations. Prereq: IT 115 and advanced standing in IT program. IT 242 (5) N CISCO CCNP I Covers advanced networking skills to empower students to enter the workforce. Content based on current industry standards and occupational analysis. Focuses on advanced routing and uses Cisco routers connected in local-area networks (LANs) and wide-area networks (WANs) typically found at medium to large network sites. Select and implement the appropriate services required to build a scalable routed network. Prereq: IT 142, 144 and 146 or permission. IT 252 (5) N C# C# is an object-oriented language built on Microsoft�fs .net platform and extended from C++. Learn to implement object models and gain in depth understanding of capabilities, such as operator overloading, that sets C# apart from other object-oriented languages. Prereq: IT 102 or CSC 110 or previous programming experience strongly recommended.

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