An introduction to information technology. Topics include the Internet; computer hardware; operating systems and application software; multimedia; network communication; personal, social, and ethical issues. Lab fee required.
Offered Fall, Spring for 3 Semester hours.
MS Office or later programs will be studied as an integrated unit to develop basic proficiency. Small Projects in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access will be completed. Lab fee required.
Offered Fall, Spring for 3 Semester hours.
The study of operating systems such Windows, Server, and Linux will be examined. The ability to identify and troubleshoot PC hardware will be covered as well. Lab fee required. Prerequisite: IT 10103
Offered Spring for 3 Semester hours.
A study of Database Management Systems concepts leading to the model and design of a relational database. A business database project will be completed. Lab fee required.
Offered Fall for 3 Semester hours.
A study of web development concepts leading to website design with Dream Weaver or other software. Lab free required. Prerequisite: IT 10103 or instructor permission.
Offered Fall for 3 Semester hours.
This course provides an introduction to the SQL database communication language. This is an introduction to databases with an emphasis on the MySQL database system. Lab fee required.
Offered Spring for 3 Semester hours.
This course is a study of how the Internet works. Popular Internet server software will be explored. Lab fee required.
Offered Fall for 3 Semester hours.
This course is design to meet the needs of students who want to gain the knowledge and skills to protect networks with the tools and techniques of an ethical hacker. The course helps equip learners with the knowledge and skills needed to be cyber security professionals. Students will explore the concepts of ethical hacking and its practitioners, explaining the importance in protecting corporate and government data. This course offers an in-depth guide to performing security testing in today’s cyber security environment. This course also covers the emerging vulnerabilities and innovative methods to protect networks; a discussion of mobile security; and information about computer crime laws, including penalties for illegal computer hacking. Through hands-on activities and case projects, students will be able to apply cybersecurity concepts they learn to real world scenarios.
Offered for 2 Semester hours.
This course is a study of the Principles of Information Systems and the Management of Information Technology within an organization. Prerequisite: BM 24503/44503
Offered Spring for 3 Semester hours.
This course prepares students for a Network+ course of study while obtaining the skills necessary to perform all types of network installations and basic troubleshooting. Realistic case studies and hands-on, interactive learning experiences are used for novice networking students to learn practical design methods for home, small business, and large enterprise networks.
Offered for 3 Semester hours.
Object Oriented Programming principles will be studied and implemented with Visual Basic.NET or later software. The course will emphasize programming for business applications. Prerequisite: IT 10103.
Offered Fall for 3 Semester hours.
This course focuses on the basic concepts, key issues, and critical technologies of doing business electronically.
Offered Spring for 3 Semester hours.
This course is a study of the Principles of Information Systems and the Management of Information Technology within an organization. Prerequisite: BM 24503/44503
Offered Spring for 3 Semester hours.