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3.00 Credits
Examines how data gets from one computer to another, including through local area networks (LANs), wide area networks (WANs), and the Internet. Networks are discussed in terms of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) seven-layer model. Network operating systems and network middleware are examined. The course is designed to prepare students with the knowledge necessary to pass the CompTia Net+ certification, a prerequisite for preparing for a career in network administration. Prerequisite: IT 205. ( 3)
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Studies the design and implementation of relational databases. Entity-relationship (E-R) diagrams and other design techniques are covered and students get practical experience with their use. SQL programming techniques are also used to build, update, query, and generate reports from databases. Application tools such as JDBC are also examined. ( 3)
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3.00 Credits
Studies the major features of operating systems such as real and virtual memory, concurrent processing, disk storage techniques, resolving deadlocks, and security features. Students work with Microsoft Windows and UNIX operating systems. Prerequisite: IT 205. ( 3)
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Allows students to study language development and provides exposure to the major programming paradigms. Attention is given to variable types, sequence control, recursive subprograms, concurrent execution, parameter passing, and scope. Storage management strategies are also discussed. Prerequisite: IT 230. ( 3)
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Provides additional interaction with junior students as a group and will be a continuation of the activities begun in IT 223. Sample activities include lectures on interesting IT topics, a review of major specialties, guest speakers and site visits, the application process for summer research projects and internships, and the development of multidisciplinary applications of IT. Other topics may include preparation for industry certification such as MCSE, the application of information literacy skills, and the identification of scholarship opportunities. This course prepares students for the internship in their senior year. Some sessions will be held with Mathematics and Biology students. Students will plan and give at least one significant group presentation supported by research. They will also manage a database of research, internship, and job opportunities. ( 1)
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Provides students with a broad understanding of corporate information security and the tools and techniques used to implement it. It provides a framework for addressing security problems and provides hands-on experience with security products. Specific topics covered include firewalls, host security, cryptography, privacy, application, security, and incident and disaster response. The course is designed to prepare students with the knowledge necessary to pass the CompTia Security+ Certification, a prerequisite for preparing for a career in information security. Prerequisite: IT 305. ( 3)
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Provides an introduction to effective data structures and algorithms. The testing and evaluation of data manipulation algorithms with respect to memory needs, complexity, and speed are emphasized. Prerequisite: IT 230. ( 3)
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3.00 Credits
Examines an important part of system development: the human-computer interface. A good human-computer interface can increase the usability of a system and contribute to its success, affecting such things as time to adopt, customer satisfaction, and data quality. The course examines the entire spectrum of human needs in designing, building, operating, and using information technology. ( 3)
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3.00 Credits
Focuses on documentation and quality assurance in the system development process in general, and software testing in particular. It includes practical experiences with preparing documentation in each phase of the system life cycle and the use of this documentation to ensure the quality of the final product. Software testing methodologies and strategies are addressed. Prerequisite: IT 210. ( 3)
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3.00 Credits
Presents emerging topics and varies from semester to semester. Recent topics have included international information technology, Second Life, and computer security. Students may take the topics course more than once in fulfilling degree requirements within the major. Prerequisite: varies with topic. ( 3)
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