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3.00 Credits
Fall and Spring Semesters Covers the basics of the Windows Operating System, Microsoft Office, the Internet and web site evaluation. Students will become familiar with terminology and functions of Windows including proper file management. Utilizes an interactive, hands-on program designed to increase understanding of how software can be used in academic and professional environments. Pre- or Co-requisite: For MGT majors: MGT 1510.
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Fall Semester This course introduces the concepts of Information Technology and its framework, encompassing the areas of application development, hardware management, information processing, networking and telecommunications. Students will learn about system analysis and design using practical examples. They will use real world scenarios that show how Information Technology is applied in an advanced information systems environment to support users, management and the whole enterprise. The course is a pre-requisite for potential Information Technology majors and is ideal for students in other majors who may be interested in gaining an in-depth knowledge of information systems.
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Fall Semester Focusing on the hardware aspect of computers and technology, students will learn the history of computers, understand the components of a computer, engage in hands-on activities, (which involve installing these components, configuring them correctly, and adding peripheral devices). Components of wireless and traditional networks will be discussed and compared. Basic hardware analysis and problem-solving options will also be explored.
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Offered Periodically Uses Microsoft Word to introduce the general components of word processing software and the characteristics shared by all word processing programs; progresses to include desktop publishing and other advanced techniques. Includes learning the graphical interface and keyboard commands needed to perform a variety of word processing applications, such as document creation, editing, templates, data merge, tables, macros, and graphics. Examines integration techniques with other Microsoft programs (Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook) and the World Wide Web.
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3.00 Credits
Fall and Spring Semesters Examines the advanced features of Microsoft Word and Excel and an introduction to Microsoft Access applications. Students will learn how these applications integrate with each other and will create a final project that incorporates Word, Excel, and Access. Prerequisite: AC 1000 or permission of instructor; Pre- or Co-requisite for MGT majors: MGT 1511.
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Identity theft is rapidly emerging as a serious threat in our society. This course is designed to give students a better understanding of this “faceless crime” and how to fight against ID thieves.Students will examine current methodologies developed by the Federal Trade Commission and the local law enforcement agencies assigned to combat ID theft. Students will learn how this crime is committed and how to protect personal assets, as well as gain an understanding of the types of ID thieves and their typical backgrounds. Knowledge of Microsoft Windows and basic PC skills is required.
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Fall and Spring Semesters Provides general understanding of relational database concepts and introduces an overview of commercial database management systems. The course familiarizes students with Access, its features and components as a personal database management tool. The method of study is a hands-on, practical approach utilizing Access for loading the data from external files, creating the database and tables, running queries and creating forms and reports. The course is designed for individuals who are, or Catalog 2007-08 109 expect to be, working with data in various formats and who will be responsible for manipulation of information, and creation of reports. Knowledge of Microsoft windows and basic PC and file management skills are required. Prerequisite: AC 1000.
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3.00 Credits
Alternating Spring Semesters Next: Spring 2009 Explores how the computer can be used as tool to make art. Through class projects, students will create both images that are generated entirely on a computer and images made by integrating traditional art making techniques with digital components. Students are encouraged to think conceptually and creatively. While developing images, students practice formal design principles and communicate their ideas visually. (Same course as GD 2072, VA 2072). Prerequisites: Any 1000-level AC course and VA 1770 or VA 1800; and AC/GD 2742 or AC/GD/VA 2738. Fee.
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3.00 Credits
Fall and Spring Semesters Utilizing Microsoft Excel, this course provides an intensive exploration of the powers and possibilities inherent in contemporary electronic spreadsheet programs. Such an environment can provide users with flexibility, power and integration. Students will explore other capabilities of spreadsheets including database functions, graphics and macros. Students with major areas of study in business, the sciences, or mathematics will find that this course provides them with a powerful tool.
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3.00 Credits
Fall Semester This course introduces the basic building blocks of a network, then shows how they fit together to form a computer network. Students will learn networking vocabulary, concepts, systems, and configurations of the hardware and software that go into building a network. The course emphasizes the layers of the OSI Model; a world-wide standard for networks. Topics include Local Area Networks, and networking devices (Hubs, Switches, Bridges, and Routers). Students will explore network protocols, specifically IP, IP addressing, and subnet masks. Students will learn about network design, then use intelligent simulations to practice troubleshooting techniques without the fear of disabling a live network environment. Prerequisite: AC 1100.
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