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3.00 Credits
This course will help students prepare to be successful web authors by introduction to current web development tools using the most current web development software for creating and managing web sites and pages. Students will explore World Press, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Accessibility, HTML, and JavaScript on their way to becoming Junior WordPress Developers. Perfect for the IT student interested in Computer Programming and for the Media Influencer student look to build their skills!
Prerequisite:
IST 126
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3.00 Credits
This course will provide hands-on experience with software and methods to conduct help desk support. Problem tracking, follow-up, and how to maintain high touch, high quality customer support via the Web is emphasized. The focus is placed on problem solving strategies with emphasis on a variety of web-based practices that are specifically designed for customer satisfaction associated with technological problem resolution and related soft skills.
Prerequisite:
IST 131
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3.00 Credits
This course teaches about network attack strategies and common countermeasures to thwart those attacks through hands-on simulations. This course also introduces students to various penetration testing tools utilized to analyze networks for vulnerabilities. Through knowledge of these vulnerabilities students will understand how to counter them and improve the network security. Students will perform scans for ports and devices, perform network attacks, implement attack countermeasures, and analyze network traffic, on Windows and Linux operating systems. Students will take the TestOut Ethical Hacker Pro certification in this course. Students will be prepared to take the EC Council Ethical Hacker certification exam.
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3.00 Credits
This course will teach the most important topics of project management using Microsoft Project. The student will learn to use the software for planning a project, creating a schedule, and sharing information. The course will also teach features of MS Project for assigning resources and costs, tracking progress, closing the project, and sharing project information. Some prior computer experience is assumed.
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3.00 Credits
Provides students a comprehensive view of IT Project Management. Emphasizes a start to finish approach to project management. Defines the terminology and framework for project management related to IT and business and includes practical applications in developing and managing business and Information Technology projects through student project management case work. Provides a practical guide for preparation for the CompTIA Project + certification.
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3.00 Credits
This course will introduce the students to a historical overview of the deaf community and its evolving culture. Students will gain an understanding of the effects of hearing loss by way of basic audiology, speech pathology, and the anatomy of the ear. Modeling theoretical frameworks from sociology, including social beliefs, physical proximity, and directness will be explored. Deafness as a culture, an identity, not a disability, will be explored though the idea that deafness is an identity, thus individuals with deafness do not have a disability and do not want to be fixed.
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3.00 Credits
This course will introduce students to various environments and applications of American Sign Language interpreting beginning with the fundamental basis of process, while incorporating real life applications such as interpreting over video phones; in classrooms, K-12 vs. college; and in medical offices. Professional appearance and ethical decision making will also be explored.
Prerequisite:
ASL 111 and ASL 112
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3.00 Credits
Covers structure and processes of plants including anatomy, physiology and reproduction as they relate to plant health.
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4.00 Credits
Gain knowledge needed to judge the adaptability of the soil to plants and factors to be considered in determining the capability of the soil. Develops an understanding of nutrients needed to grow plants, fertilizer formulation and application as well as soil testing in the laboratory. Discuss pesticides, primarily those used as herbicides and insecticides and typical concerns from an environmental standpoint.
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3.00 Credits
Examines procedures and practices of cool season turf grass establishment, maintenance, adaptation and pest control under their different areas of use. Interrelationships of environmental factors influencing turf grass growth and development for lawns, golf courses and recreational facilities also are covered including identification of common turfgrass insects, diseases and weeds.
Prerequisite:
LTM 101
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