An introductory course encompassing basic networking terminology, topologies, transmission media, communication protocols and network devices.
Credits: 5
Study towards an A+ certification. The learner will study the fundamentals of stand-alone computer systems and applications in the information systems field, install, configure and maintain Windows 9.x, Windows 2000 and Windows XP Pro. Current multimedia technologies will be applied to specified settings. Network based communications will be investigated. Disaster recovery techniques will be applied to specified situations. The course will provide basic competence in supporting microcomputers. Effective communications techniques will be used in all job-related situations.
Credits: 5
Continued study towards an A+ certification. The learner will continue their study in the information systems field, install, configure and maintain Windows 9.x, Windows 2000 and Windows XP Pro. Current multimedia technologies will be applied to specified settings. Network based communications will be investigated. Disaster recovery techniques will be applied to specified situations. The course will provide basic competence in supporting microcomputers. Effective communications techniques will be used in all job-related situations.
Credits: 5
This course is primarily targeted at individuals with limited exposure to security concepts. It encompasses the basic body of information and skills which are required to understand the technologies which can be implemented to improve basic security. It is not the intention of the course to delve deeply into the various technical standards which impact network and operating systems security.
Credits: 5
Provide the student with the skills and knowledge to effectively install, configure, administer, and use Local Area Network hardware and software. Novell 6.0 and Red Hat LINUX will be used as the network operating systems. Ethernet topologies will form the hardware environment that supports the LAN offerings. A systems approach will be followed in the installation, support and operation of the systems and their related applications.
Credits: 5
This course presents an overview of the Windows Vista operating system with integrated support for workgroup and peer-to-peer networks, as well as functioning as a client in a Windows Server domain. Students will be required to install Vista and configure various features of the operating system including the desktop, users and groups, security, printing, storage, network connectivity, Internet Explorer, application support, optimization, and troubleshooting. Network interoperability will be an integral part of the course.
Credits: 5
This course requires full systems analysis of Local Area Networks in various hardware configuration, topologies, protocols, and operating systems environments. Installation, maintenance, and operation of all hardware and software presented is an integral part of this course. Integration of the various hardware and software components into operational systems will be required. Students will troubleshoot and repair operational systems with hardware/software faults and/or configuration problems. Data communications using TCP/IP protocol will be covered and the student will be required to display a working proficiency of these communication schemes. Operating systems supporting network protocols will be presented.
Credits: 4
This course requires full systems analysis of Wide Area Networks in various hardware configuration, topologies, protocols, and operating systems environments. Installation, maintenance, and operation of all hardware and software presented is an integral part of this course. Students will troubleshoot and repair operational systems with hardware/software faults and/or configuration problems. Data communications using TCP/IP protocol will be covered and the student will be required to display a working proficiency of these communication schemes. Operating systems supporting network protocols including XP Professional will be presented.
Credits: 4
This course provides the learner with the knowledge and skills to design, configure, maintain, and scale a switched network. This course focuses on using Cisco switches connected in LANs and WANs typically found at medium-to-large network sites. A broad range of technical details on topics related to switching, including classless routing, single area OSPF, EIGRP, switching concepts and LAN design, switching configurations, Spanning Tree protocol, VLAN's and VTP. Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to select and implement the appropriate IOS services required to build scalable, routed and switched networks.
Credits: 4
Provides a continued application of the concepts and skills acquired in ISATI-207. Applied exercises lead the student through the implementation process which is required to establish and maintain a scalable routed network. In addition, the course presents applications of scaled IP addresses, WAN technologies, point-to-point protocol, ISDN and DDR, Frame Relay and network administration.
Credits: 4
This course is designed to allow the student to take a structured approach to the examination preparation process which will be required to successfully pass industry standardized examinations.
Credits: 4
This course presents an overview of the Windows Server operating system with integrated support for client/server. It incorporates technologies that reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) and provides for scalability from a small network to a large enterprise network. Students will be required to install, upgrade, and troubleshoot Windows Server 2008 operating system. In addition, management of hardware devices, user accounts, group accounts, file access, disk and data storage, printers, group policy, as well as server administration, server performance, implementing backups, Web administration and security will be required. Active Directory will be emphasized.
Credits: 5
This course presents an overview of Windows 7. The main objectives for the course include, installing and upgrading Windows 7, configuring and troubleshooting post-installation system settings, configuring Windows security settings, configuring network connectivity, configuring applications included with Windows 7, maintaining and optimizing systems that run Windows 7, and configuring and troubleshooting mobile computing. This course prepares the student for the 07-680 certification examination.
Credits: 5
This course presents an overview of Microsoft virtualization technology as well as VMware vSphere. The course objectives include installing, configuring and troubleshooting post-installation system settings, configuring virtual machines, and configuring applications on virtual machines.
Credits: 5
Required study in area agreed upon by the student and the instructor. Topics might include specialized devices, new product experiments, or advanced troubleshooting.
Credits: 1 - 10
Opportunity to learn advanced skills for students who are progressing at a faster than normal pace.
Credits: 1 - 10
Work experience in business related to student career goals. Student is a paid part-time employee working under the supervision of the employer and program coordinator.
Credits: 1 - 10
The learner will demonstrate required knowledge of wireless technologies and the implementation of these technologies in wireless networks. Emphasis is placed on the areas of design, planning, implementation, operation, and troubleshooting. The course expands knowledge of and provides practical experience with wireless networks. This course prepares the student for the Wireless LAN Association certification exam CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator).
Credits: 4
Designed to enhance the learner's prospects of successfully completing the CCNP certification process. In addition, this course provides preparation for the exam Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks BSCI, Prometric #642-801.
Credits: 4
A preparatory course which leads the learner through the Prometric test taking process. Designed to enhance the learner's prospects of successfully completing exam BCMSN 642-811 Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks.
Credits: 4
This course is primarily for individuals with limited exposure to security concepts. It encompasses the basic body of information and skills which are required to understand the technologies which can be implemented to improve basic security. It is not the intention of the course to delve deeply into the various technical standards which impact network and operating systems security.
Credits: 5
This course provides the student with the critical skills and knowledge needed to prepare for the Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration examination (70-642). Windows Server 2008 is a multipurpose operating system with integrated support for client/server networks. It incorporates technologies that reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) and provides for scalability from a small network to large enterprise networks. Students will be required to design, install, and troubleshoot Windows Server 2008 in a network environment. This includes configuring IP addresses and service, DNS, network access, file and print services, as well as monitoring and managing a network infrastructure.
Credits: 4
This course equips students with the critical skills and knowledge needed to prepare for the Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration examination (70-646). Windows Server 2008 is a multipurpose operating system with integrated support for client/server networks. It incorporates technologies that reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) and provides for scalability from a small network to a large enterprise network. Students will be required to design, install and troubleshoot Windows Server 2008 Active Directory. Additionally, the student will learn about the various methods used to implement the tools and features of Windows Server 2008 based upon business and technical requirements.
Credits: 5
The new Cisco Intelligent Information Network (IIN) model and the Cisco Service-Oriented Network Architecture (SONA) as architectural framworks for converged networks will be introduced. The student be required to review Voice over IP (VoIP) network essentials and focus on the VoIP-related challenges in such networks. To ensure quality in a converged network, the student will deal with concepts and implementation methods for Quality of Service (QoS). In addition, the evolution of wireless security standards and the elements of the Cisco wireless LAN (WLAN) will be studied. Case studies and activities based on Cisco Integrated Service Routers (ISRs) and the converged network topics will be an integral part of this course. To successfully complete this course, the student must pass the Cisco ONT examination number 642-845.
Credits: 4
This course will expand the reach of the enterprise network to teleworkers and remote sites. The theme of implementing a highly available network with connectivity options, such as VPN and wireless, is highlighted. To successfully complete this course, the student must pass the Cisco ISCW examination number 642-825.
Credits: 4
This course provides information about and experience working with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. The goal is to provide a prospective networking professional with coverage of the various tasks with which an Exchange server administrator must be intimately familiar. Students will gain both the knowledge and skills they need to prepare for the Microsoft Certification examination 70-236, Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Configuration.
Credits: 4
This course is designed to enhance the learner's prospects of successfully implementing complex network solutions utilizing advanced IP addressing schemes and routing protocols which support extremely large networks. To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the Cisco ROUTE examination #642-902.
Credits: 4
This course will prepare the learner to design, test, implement, and troubleshoot switched network solutions. To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the Cisco SWITCH examination #642-813.
Credits: 4
The goal of the TSHOOT course is to assist the learner in passing the CCNP TSHOOT exam. In the process of completing the accompanying materials, the student will gain the ability to effectively troubleshoot advanced Cisco network solutions and identify remedial actions which could be implemented. To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the Cisco CCNP TSHOOT examination #642-832.
Credits: 4
This course is designed to enhance the learner's prospects of successfully completing Wireless LAN Association Certification exam CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator). To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the CWNA Exam #PW0-104.
Credits: 4
The material in this course prepares the student for successful completion of the 640-553 CCNAS certification exam. The course addresses a range of technologies that facilitate how people work, live, play, and learn by communicating with voice, video, and other data in a secure manner. To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the CCNAS examination #640-553.
Credits: 4
The Cisco Certified Network Associate Voice (CCNA Voice) validates associate-level knowledge and skills required to administer a voice network. The Cisco CCNA Voice certification confirms that the required skill set for specialized job roles in voice technologies such as voice technologies administrator, voice engineer, and voice manager. To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the CCNAV examination #640-460.
Credits: 4
The VMware vSphere class offers an in-depth exploration of virtualization with ESXi Server and vCenter. This course covers all the bases and emphasizes best practice techniques for maintaining a production VMware vSphere environment. Class members will install and configure an ESXi 5 Server and then configure a complete VMware vSphere environment. Once the class has configured the virtual environment, they will cluster the classroom ESXi Servers and explore the more advanced vSphere concepts like Distributed Resource Scheduling, High Availability and Distributed Power Management. Pre-req: Instructor approval
Credits: 5
Introduce the student to the usage and administration of the linux operating system and assist with preparation for the Linux+ certification (XK0-001).
Credits: 5
Students will program data warehousing employing security, failover clustering, scalability, XML, and digital dashboards in the design of business-driven solutions151and prepare for the exam that is required for Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA). This self-directed course requires 90 documented in class hours in addition to the required 30 homework/application hours.
Credits: 3
This course will immerse the student into an interactive environment where they will be shown how to scan, test, hack, and secure their own systems. The lab intensive environment gives each student in-depth knowledge and practical experience with the current essential security systems. To successfully complete this course, the learner must pass the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker exam #312-50.
Credits: 4
Students will demonstrate competence in the major through a culminating project which presents a written, oral, pictorial, and computer interactive summary of the work done in the major or of a comprehensive senior-level project.
Credits: 4
Opportunity to learn advanced skills for students progressing at a faster than normal pace.
Credits: 1 - 10
The student will study specialized topics emerging from discipline.
Credits: 1 - 10
Credits: 1 - 10