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Auto Cad 13: An introduction Knowledge of DOS and Windows. Knowledge of Basic Drafting required. This course is an introduction to the AutoCad software, its environment, functions, and conventions performed on a CAD workstation. Participants will develop skills in utilizing menus to achieve architectural, electronic and mechanical designs. Topics to be covered include: editing, blocks, display management and file management. Textbook required.
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AutoCad 13: Advanced Continuation of topics presented in AutoCad: An Introductio. Three dimensional drawing techniques are presented, includ-g ing the use of user coordinate systems and controlling the 3-D display. Multiview layouts are presented and plotted. Use of a simple text editor for the creation of script file is employed to produce slide shows. Attributes are explained and demonstrated. The Advanced Modeling Extension is used to create solid models with primitives. Extensive use of the CD workstation is employed. Prerequisite: AutoCAd Introduction or equivalent.
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Intro to Photoshop Elements Workshop Pre: Co:
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Advanced PHP/MySQL Pre: Co: A continuation of PHP and MySQL design techniques. Learn how to perform the most complex PHP functions and to provide a wide range of database access techniques using MySQL. Through a series of real-life exercises, the class will use PHP coding techniques to create database connections, write queries, parse a record set, and add and delete records. At the completion of this class you will be prepared to create dynamic web pages and associated databases for a wide variety of clients, applications, and servers.
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Flash Part 2: Action Scripting Pre: Co: ActionScript is Flash's intuitive, JavaScript-like programming language used to create sophisticated interactivity. This hands-on course begins with a brief review of the tools for creating vector graphics in Flash. Then it quickly moves to an in-depth discussion of ActionScript and its various components for developing interactivity--enabling you to create games, complex animation, and sophisticated Web applications.
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Cisco Semesters 1 - 2 Bridge Course Pre: Co: v2.1.4 of the CCNA curriculum will retire in August 2004. Instructors will need to deomonstrate proficiency in the v3.0 material before that time, otherwise, they will not be able to set up v3.0 classes. The process to demonstrate proficiency in the v3.0 materials will be to complete each v3.0 CCNA bridge course for which you plan to teach in the regular curriculum. This course covers Cisco Semesters 1 - 4.
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Cisco Semesters 3 & 4 Bridge Course Pre: Co: v2.1.4 of the CCNA curriculum will retire in August 2004. Instructors will need to demonstrate proficiency in the v3.0 materials before that time, otherwise, they will not be able to set up v3.0 classes. The process to demonstrate proficiency in the v3.0 materials will be to complete each v3.0 CCNA bridge course for which you plan to teach in the regular curriculum. This course covers Cisco Semesters 3 & 4.
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Expert Track: Updating to Windows Server 2003 Pre: Co: Updating Systems Administrator and Systems Engineer Skills from Microsoft Windows 2002 to Windows Server 2003 is an instructor-led workshop providing the knowledge and new skills needed to plan, implement, manage, and maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 networked environment. Prerequisites: An MCSE on Windows 2000 certification, or equivalent knowledge and skills. Day-to-day experience planning, implementing, managing and maintaining Windows 2000 based networks.
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Security Awareness: Concepts & Practices Pre: Co: In today's organizational environments, almost every job role involves working with computers in some manner. Recent news events indicate that security breaches can happen to almost any computer user on home systems or in corporate or organizational environments. This course is intended to provide you with an introduction to common security threats and issues, as well as ways that you can counteract them.
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AutoCAD Basic: Landscape Design and Modeling Pre: Co: An introduction to the AutoCAD drawing environment as used for Landscape Design. Topics include the use of 2-D models and coordinate systems, maps, points, lines, polygons, planes, contours and cross sections. Terrain models, grid, ruled and mesh surfaces are discussed and constructed. Three-D solid terrain models, textures, Boolean operations, rendering, and calculations are demonstrated. Plant and vegetation symbols are inserted into drawings using blocks and external reference files. Prerequisite: Landscape Drafting I & II.
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