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AIT 401: Info Techno Fundamentals
4.00 Credits
Towson University
Overview of IT concepts; ethical, social and security issues related to IT systems; business information systems; electronic commerce; enterprise resource planning systems; decisions support systems; IT systems development overview; effective use of up-to-date IT tools and application software. The course consists of two hours of lecture and three hours lab work per week. This course will not count as graduate credit toward AIT program or any other graduate program offered at TU. Prerequisite: Admission to AIT program.
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AIT 500: Fundamentals Of Computer Programming And Data Structures
6.00 Credits
Towson University
Structured problem solving, algorithm development, fundamentals of computer programming, basic data structures and their implementation, sort and search algorithms, and an introduction to the design and development of information systems. Prerequisite: Admission to AIT program.
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AIT 600: Information Technology Infrastructure
3.00 Credits
Towson University
A discussion of information systems architectures including software systems, hardware, operating systems, data bases, object-oriented technology, networking and enterprise-wide systems. Prerequisite: Admission to AIT program.
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AIT 610: Systems Development Process
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Structured and object-oriented analysis, design and implementation of information systems; distributed information systems; information systems life cycle models, platforms and security. Discussions of requirements definition, modeling quality assurance and development environments. Prerequisite: AIT 600. May take concurrently with AIT 600.
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AIT 612: Information Systems Vulnerability And Risk Analysis
3.00 Credits
Towson University
The identification of vulnerabilities and risks inherent in the operation of information systems will be explored. Countermeasures will be discussed and documented in an effort to counter identified vulnerabilities. Prerequisite: AIT 610. May take concurrently with AIT 610.
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AIT 613: INTRODUCTION TO SOFTWARE SECURITY ** available as of 01/20/2012
3.00 Credits
Towson University
A study of security concepts in software. This course discusses design principles for secure software development, and some of the security issues in current applications, database systems, and web systems. It provides the foundation for identifying vulnerabilities, their impact, and solutions to securing them. Prerequisite: AIT 610.
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AIT 613 - INTRODUCTION TO SOFTWARE SECURITY ** available as of 01/20/2012
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AIT 614: Network Security
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Network security, hacker attacks, Web security, e-mail security, e-commerce security, systems and operation environment security, database security, algorithms for making data communications secure, encryption and coding techniques and IP security. Prerequisite: AIT 612.
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AIT 616: Fundamentals Of Web Technologies And Development
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Introduction to HTTP protocol, dynamic HTML and common gateway interface (CGI) programming. Study and practice of object-oriented programming concept using Java. Design and implementation of application software including graphical user interfaces (GUIs), concurrent and distributed programming, distributed information systems server architectures, database connectivity and the enterprise packages provided by the Java programming language. Prerequisite: AIT 610. May take concurrently with AIT 610.
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AIT 618: Client/Server-Side Programming On The Web
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Discussion of HTTP protocol, dynamic HTML, common gateway interface (CGI) programming, Java applets and server-side programming. Development of information systems incorporating applications executing on a client-server system. Design and implementation of distributed information systems involving the technologies developed for the Web. Prerequisite: AIT 616.
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AIT 620: Business Data Communications
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Business data communications, distributed data processing, fundamental data transmission, network types, distributed applications, client/server architecture, network management and security, and Internet /intranet, extranet. Prerequisite: AIT 610. May take concurrently with AIT 610.
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