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<p>Ande7955: /* I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1000_Computer_Careers|CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1100_Intro_to_Computers|CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1110_Microsoft_Word|CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1130_Intro_to_Excel|CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1131_Intermediate_Excel|CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1135_Microsoft_PowerPoint|CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1150_Intro_to_Access|CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1160_Project_Management_Software|CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1200_Computer_Security_Awareness|CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1400_Windows_Operating_Systems_Fundamentals|CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2250_HTML|CS 2250 HTML, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2452_Windows_OS_And_Application_Support|CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr]]<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1110_Beginning_Java|CS 1110 Beginning Java]] OR<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1119_Programming_with_C.2B.2B|CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1114_Visual_Basic_Programming|CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1126_Java_Programming|CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1127_Advanced_Java_Programming|CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2000_Object-Oriented_Analysis_.26_Design_1|CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2100_Object-Oriented_Analysis_.26_Design_2|CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1500_Database_Management_Systems|CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2251_Introduction_to_XML|CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2452_Windows_OS_And_Application_Support|CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr]]<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1000_Computer_Careers|CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1100_Intro_to_Computers|CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1110_Microsoft_Word|CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1130_Intro_to_Excel|CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1131_Intermediate_Excel|CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1135_Microsoft_PowerPoint|CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1150_Intro_to_Access|CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1160_Project_Management_Software|CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1200_Computer_Security_Awareness|CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1400_Windows_Operating_Systems_Fundamentals|CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2250_HTML|CS 2250 HTML, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2452_Windows_OS_And_Application_Support|CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr]]<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1110_Beginning_Java|CS 1110 Beginning Java]] OR<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1119_Programming_with_C.2B.2B|CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1114_Visual_Basic_Programming|CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1126_Java_Programming|CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1127_Advanced_Java_Programming|CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2000_Object-Oriented_Analysis_.26_Design_1|CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2100_Object-Oriented_Analysis_.26_Design_2|CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1500_Database_Management_Systems|CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2251_Introduction_to_XML|CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1000_Computer_Careers|CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1100_Intro_to_Computers|CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1110_Microsoft_Word|CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1130_Intro_to_Excel|CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1131_Intermediate_Excel|CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1135_Microsoft_PowerPoint|CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1150_Intro_to_Access|CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1160_Project_Management_Software|CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1200_Computer_Security_Awareness|CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1400_Windows_Operating_Systems_Fundamentals|CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2250_HTML|CS 2250 HTML, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2452_Windows_OS_And_Application_Support|CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr]]<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1110_Beginning_Java|CS 1110]] OR<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1119_Programming_with_C.2B.2B|CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1114_Visual_Basic_Programming|CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1126_Java_Programming|CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1127_Advanced_Java_Programming|CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2000_Object-Oriented_Analysis_.26_Design_1|CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2100_Object-Oriented_Analysis_.26_Design_2|CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1500_Database_Management_Systems|CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2251_Introduction_to_XML|CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1000_Computer_Careers|CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_1100_Intro_to_Computers|CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1110_Microsoft_Word|CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1130_Intro_to_Excel|CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1131_Intermediate_Excel|CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1135_Microsoft_PowerPoint|CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1150_Intro_to_Access|CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1160_Project_Management_Software|CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1200_Computer_Security_Awareness|CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CIS_Course_Guide#CIS_1400_Windows_Operating_Systems_Fundamentals|CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CS_Course_Guide#CS_2250_HTML|CS 2250 HTML, 1cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2452_Windows_OS_And_Application_Support|CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr]]<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* IT Help Desk Certificate */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Certificates */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Certificates Available */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2453_Windows_Server_Network_Infrastructure|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2454_Windows_Server_Directory_Services|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2510_Network_Fundamentals_.28CCNA1.29|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2520_Routing_Protocols_and_Concepts_.28CCNA2.29|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2530_LAN_Switching_and_Wireless_.28CCNA3.29|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2540_Accessing_the_WAN_.28CCNA4.29|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2612_CCNP1_Network_Switching|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2722_Fundamentals_of_Voice_Over_IP|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2831_Implementing_Cisco_IOS_Network_Security_.28CCNA_Security.29|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2900_Network_Technology_and_Security_Capstone|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5827 2012-05-02T18:33:52Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2311_Administering_Linux_Operating_Systems|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2451_Windows_Operating_Systems_In_The_Enterprise|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5826 2012-05-02T18:33:16Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2300_PC_Hardware_.26_Software_.28A.2B.29|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5825 2012-05-02T18:32:38Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr]]<br /> *|CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr]]<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2189_Computer_Network_Technology_Internship|CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr]]<br /> *[[CNT_Course_Guide#CNT_2000_IT_Career_Success_Skills_and_Strategies|CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr]]<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Program Information */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;big&gt;'''Welcome to the CNT Wiki'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> <br /> To prevent spam on this wiki we require user account creation to create and edit pages.<br /> <br /> This site was moved to a new server on 3/31/2012. Please report any problems to Ben Franske.<br /> <br /> ==Program Information==<br /> <br /> * [[Open Lab Schedule|Open lab schedule]] for the current semester.<br /> * [[Certification Information]]<br /> * [[Current Student FAQ|Current Student Frequently Asked Questions]]<br /> * [[CNT Course Guide]]<br /> * [[CIS Course Guide]]<br /> * [[CS Course Guide]]<br /> * [[AAS Degrees and Certificates]]<br /> * [http://www.inverhills.edu/departments/cnt/outcomes.aspx Network Technology &amp; Security AAS &amp; Certificates]<br /> * [http://www.inverhills.edu/departments/cis/outcomes.aspx Microcomputer Software Support Specialist AAS &amp; Certificates]<br /> * [[Network Technology &amp; Security Course Sequencing|Network Technology &amp; Security Sample Course Sequencing]]<br /> * [[ITC Course Credit Equivalency for IT Exams]]<br /> * [[About the CNT Department and Programs]]<br /> * [[IT Career Assessments]]<br /> * [[IT Career Links]]<br /> * [[Information for CNT Instructors]]<br /> <br /> == Course Information ==<br /> === Courses taught by [[User:BenFranske|Dr. Ben Franske]] ===<br /> ==== Operating Systems ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2311|CNT 2311: Administering Linux Operating Systems]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2451|CNT 2451: Windows Operating Systems]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2453|CNT 2453: Windows Server Network Infrastructure]]<br /> ==== Networking ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2510|CNT 2510: Networking Essentials (CCNA 1)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2520|CNT 2520: Network Routers and Routing Fundamentals (CCNA 2)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2530|CNT 2530: Switching Fundamentals and Intermediate Routing (CCNA 3)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2540|CNT 2540: Wide Area Network Technologies (CCNA 4)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2612|CNT 2612: CCNP 1 Network Switching]]<br /> <br /> ==== Security ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2820|CNT 2820: Information Systems Security Fundamentals]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2831|CNT 2831: Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security)]]<br /> ==== Other Classes ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2189|CNT 2189: Internship Information Technology]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2250 CCDA|CNT 2250: Special Topics in CNT - CCDA Independent Study]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2300|CNT 2300: PC Hardware and Software (A+)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2722|CNT 2722: Building the Foundation to IP Telephony]]<br /> <br /> ==== Other Information ====<br /> * [[Franske Book List|Book List]]<br /> * [[Franske Current Student Projects|List of class projects currently being worked on by students]]<br /> <br /> == Technical Information ==<br /> === Networking Equipment ===<br /> * [[Password Recovery and Device Reset Procedures]]<br /> * [[Router Documentation]]<br /> * [[Switch Documentation]]<br /> * [[Vyatta|Using the Vyatta open source routing platform]]<br /> * [[Networking cables]]<br /> * [[Cisco Wireless Access Points|How to configure Cisco 1200 and 1242 series access points]]<br /> * [[CNT Network Design &amp; Useage]]<br /> <br /> === Operating Systems ===<br /> * [[Introduction to DOS]] - Work In Progress<br /> <br /> ===Virtual Machines===<br /> * [[VMWare Setup|Instructions for creating VMWare machines from the CNT template]]<br /> * [[VirtualBox Startup Script|Instructions for creating a VirtualBox startup script to save VMs in specific location]]<br /> <br /> ===Wiki Help===<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Wikipedia Tutorial]<br /> * [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing Editing Help]<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wiki Markup Cheatsheet]<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikipedia:_The_Missing_Manual Wikipedia: The Missing Manual]<br /> * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Formatting instructions]<br /> <br /> == Lab Information==<br /> * [[Tasks for student lab assistants|List of tasks for student lab assistants]]<br /> <br /> == Software Resources ==<br /> * [http://msdn08.e-academy.com/inverhills_CNT MSDN Academic Alliance] (Microsoft Software, requires IHCC login)<br /> * [http://info.inverhills.edu/eacademy/eacademyvmware.asp VMware eAcademy] (VMware Software, requires IHCC login)<br /> * [https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/connections/games Cisco Online Games]</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* CNT-2612 */</p> <hr /> <div>==CNT 2540==<br /> * [[Wake On LAN]] - Lue YANG<br /> * [IPv6 Over IPv4 Tunnel] - Clay Wilson &amp; Curtis Hermanson<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> * [[Linux-command-list]] - Don Bliss<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Add &amp; Update [http://wiki.ihcnt.net/w/Intro_to_IPv6 Intro to IPv6] - Clay Wilson &amp; Duc Doan<br /> <br /> ==CNT-2612==<br /> <br /> * [[Spanning Tree Protocol]] - Kevin Moy<br /> * [[Updated Wiki Site]] - Corey Steiner<br /> <br /> * [[CNT Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[CIS Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[CS Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[AAS Degrees and Certificates]] Billy &amp; Matt</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* CNT-2612 */</p> <hr /> <div>==CNT 2540==<br /> * [[Wake On LAN]] - Lue YANG<br /> * [IPv6 Over IPv4 Tunnel] - Clay Wilson &amp; Curtis Hermanson<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> * [[Linux-command-list]] - Don Bliss<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Add &amp; Update [http://wiki.ihcnt.net/w/Intro_to_IPv6 Intro to IPv6] - Clay Wilson &amp; Duc Doan<br /> <br /> ==CNT-2612==<br /> <br /> * [[Spanning Tree Protocol]] - Kevin Moy<br /> * [[Updated Wiki Site]] - Corey Steiner<br /> <br /> * [[CNT Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[CIS Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[CS Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[AAS Degrees and Certificates]]</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5819 2012-05-02T18:05:55Z

<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* A. A.S., Microcomputer Software Support Specialist (60 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A. A.S., Microcomputer Software Support Specialist (60 credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word 3cr <br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel 1cr <br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel 1cr <br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint 1cr <br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access 1cr <br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Microsoft Access 1cr <br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software 2cr <br /> *CIS 2205 Internet 2cr <br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies 2cr <br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+) 3cr <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services 3cr <br /> *CNT 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr <br /> *CNT 2820 Information Systems Security Fundamentals 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 <br /> *BUS 2310<br /> *BUS 2320 <br /> *CNT 2189 Human Relations in Business OR<br /> *Achieving Customer Satisfaction OR<br /> *Project Management and Planning Skills OR<br /> *Computer Network Technology Internship 3cr <br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr <br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr <br /> *Math or Lab Science one course<br /> (See Goals 3 and 4 of MnTC) 3cr <br /> *Social Science one course<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr <br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature one course<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A. A.S., Microcomputer Software Support Specialist (60 credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word 3cr <br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel 1cr <br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel 1cr <br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint 1cr <br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access 1cr <br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Microsoft Access 1cr <br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software 2cr <br /> *CIS 2205 Internet 2cr <br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies 2cr <br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+) 3cr <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services 3cr <br /> *CNT 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr <br /> *CNT 2820 Information Systems Security Fundamentals 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 <br /> *BUS 2310<br /> *BUS 2320 <br /> *CNT 2189 Human Relations in Business OR<br /> *Achieving Customer Satisfaction OR<br /> *Project Management and Planning Skills OR<br /> *Computer Network Technology Internship 3cr <br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr <br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr <br /> *Math or Lab Science one course<br /> (See Goals 3 and 4 of MnTC) 3cr <br /> *Social Science one course<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr <br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature one course<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate(15 Credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5815 2012-05-02T17:57:31Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5814 2012-05-02T17:57:21Z

<p>Ande7955: /* IT Help Desk Certificate */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr <br /> CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification. <br /> <br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr <br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr <br /> CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr <br /> CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5812 2012-05-02T17:56:53Z

<p>Ande7955: /* IT Help Desk Certificate */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> <br /> CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr <br /> CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr <br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr <br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr <br /> BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or <br /> BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or <br /> CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate==</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.<br /> <br /> =Certificates=<br /> ==Office Technology Certificate Curriculum (15 credits)==<br /> *OSYS 1101 Keyboarding, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction to Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1151 Intermediate Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *ENG 1130 Effective Writing in Organizations, 3cr<br /> ==IT Help Desk Certificate==<br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate==</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5810 2012-05-02T17:53:49Z

<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Computer Programmer (60 Credits)=<br /> The Microcomputer Support Specialist program trains workers for employment providing service to microcomputer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications.<br /> ==Microcomputer Software Support Specialist Curriculum (44 Credits)==<br /> *CS 2510 Networking Fundamentals (CCNA 1) 3cr<br /> *CS 1110 OR<br /> *CS 119 Beginning Java OR<br /> *CS 1119 Computer Programming with C++ 3-4 cr<br /> *CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1126 Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming 3cr<br /> *CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design I 3cr<br /> *CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design II 3cr<br /> *CIS 1500 Database Management Systems 3cr<br /> *CS 2251 Introduction to XML 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)== <br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240 Communication 3cr<br /> *MATH 1118 OR 1127 4-5cr<br /> *Social Science (See Goal 5 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature (See Goal 6 of MnTC) 3cr<br /> *Liberal Arts electives* (Lab Science recommended) 2-3cr<br /> <br /> *Includes MnTC courses, world language courses, career development, <br /> computer science, health, interdisciplinary studies, journalism, CJS 1150, <br /> 1152, 1154, 1156, 1158, MUSC 1105, STSK 1101, and THTR 1161.</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5809 2012-05-02T17:47:17Z

<p>Ande7955: /* A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> ==Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)</div>

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<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Network Technology and Security (60 Credits)=<br /> <br /> Purpose: This program prepares students for rewarding careers in the dynamic field of computer networking. The continued growth of the Internet, wide area networks (WANs) and local area networks (LANs) requires people with the broad knowledge and skills needed to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot sophisticated information storage, retrieval and presentation systems.<br /> <br /> Program Information: This educational program covers the workings of networks from an end-user’s desktop to a remote server that could be located anywhere in the world. The curriculum has been designed to encompass many of the same competencies that are covered by several recognized industry certifications, for example CompTIA’s A+, Server+, Network+, Linux+ and Security+; Cisco CCNA, Cisco Security; and Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional MCITP, so students will gain the knowledge and skills that are recognized as important for employment in the field. <br /> <br /> Network Technology and Security Curriculum (44 credits)<br /> <br /> Technical Courses, 44 credits<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise (MCTS), 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services (MCTS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)3cr<br /> *CNT 2520 Introduction to Router Configuration (CCNA 2), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2530 Routing and LAN Switches (CCNA 3), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2540 WAN Technologies (CCNA 4), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2612 CCNP 1 Network Switching, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology And Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230, or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Science with Lab, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 or Goal 4 of MnTC)<br /> *History/Social Science/Behavioral Science, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)</div>

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<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr<br /> <br /> =A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits ) */</p> <hr /> <div>=Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Certificates Available */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==IP Telephony Certificate Courses (15 credits)==<br /> IP Telephony is to the new generation of telecommunications as electricity replacing the steam engine was to the Industrial Revolution. This technology holds explosive potential as voice; data and video converge onto a single platform, unifying communications in a way that will transform every aspect of our lives, our businesses and our society.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice over IP, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part I), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony: Integration (Part II), 3cr <br /> *CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design, 3cr</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* Certificates Available */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Security Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides comprehensive knowledge and skills needed for I.T. professionals who have network security and information assurance responsibilities. Courses cover the objectives encompassed by industry standards including Security+, Cisco IOS and ASA firewalls, ethical hacking, VPNs, intrusion detection, incident response and overall security policy and practices. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security, 3cr <br /> *CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5803 2012-05-02T17:39:05Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5802 2012-05-02T17:38:53Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5801 2012-05-02T17:38:41Z

<p>Ande7955: /* I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5800 2012-05-02T17:38:24Z

<p>Ande7955: /* Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits) */</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> *ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> *COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> *Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> *Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> *Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> <br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Degrees_and_Certificates&diff=5799 2012-05-02T17:38:01Z

<p>Ande7955: Created page with &quot;=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )= Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, inc...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>=A.A.S., Information Technology Support (60 credits )=<br /> <br /> Purpose: The Information Technology Support program trains workers for employment providing service to computer users, including hardware and software installation and technical assistance. Coursework includes experiences and instruction in communication and problem-solving skills, as well as technical training with hardware, software, operating systems, applications software, and computer network operations. Designed to prepare graduates to select, maintain, configure, and oversee installation of business-oriented personal computers, software and to support and train users. This program provides the student the opportunity to achieve the following industry certifications; Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), Microsoft Technology Associate, CompTIA’s A+, CompTIA’s Linux+ and Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS).<br /> ==Information Technology Support Curriculum (44 credits)==<br /> *CIS 1000 Computer Careers, 1cr<br /> *CS 1100 Introduction to Computers, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1110 Microsoft Word, 3cr<br /> *CIS 1130 Introduction Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1131 Intermediate Microsoft Excel, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1150 Introduction to Microsoft Access, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1160 Project Management Software, 2cr<br /> *CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness, 1cr<br /> *CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals, 3cr<br /> *CS 2250 HTML, 1cr<br /> *CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies, 2cr<br /> *CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> *CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> *CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise , 3 cr<br /> *CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2453 Windows Server Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services , 3cr<br /> *CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> *BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> *BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction or<br /> *BUS 2320 Project Management and Planning Skills or<br /> *CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Liberal Arts Curriculum (16 credits)==<br /> ENG 1108 Writing and Research Skills, 4cr<br /> COMM 1100, 1110, 2230 or 2240, 3cr<br /> Math or Lab Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 3 and 4 of the MnTC)<br /> Social Science, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 5 of the MnTC)<br /> Humanities/Fine Arts/Literature, one course, 3cr<br /> (See Goal 6 of MnTC)<br /> =Certificates Available=<br /> Students may choose these additional certificates to accompany their AAS degree. These certificates provide the student with opportunities to achieve additional industry certifications.<br /> ==I.T. Help Desk Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Provides the knowledge and skills for employment in entry level positions that support end users of technology in a networked environment. Students will learn the essential components and functioning of the hardware and software used in PC clients, servers and network hardware. In addition, skills in specific desktop applications, interpersonal relations and customer service will be covered. <br /> CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA 1), 3cr<br /> CNT 2300 PC Hardware and Software (A+), 3cr<br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3cr<br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> BUS 1119 Human Relations in Business or<br /> BUS 2310 Achieving Customer Satisfaction, or<br /> CNT 2189 Internship, 3cr<br /> ==Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) Certificate (15 credits)==<br /> Microsoft has dominated business computing for many years now. This certificate will provide the student necessary skills to compete in today's business environment and will provide the student the opportunity to achieve MCITP certification.<br /> CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems in the Enterprise, 3 cr<br /> CNT 2452 Windows OS and Application Support, 3cr<br /> CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure , 3cr<br /> CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services, 3cr<br /> CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration, 3cr<br /> <br /> ==Advanced Network Technology Certificate(15 credits)==<br /> Provides I.T. employees with knowledge and skills needed to assume additional or higher level responsibilities for a large networked environment. The curriculum includes essential security concepts that are critical for all I.T. team members and provides flexibility for various levels of current competence and areas of emphasis. Participants must have CCNA certification or three years of experience as a network technician, administrator or analyst in a Cisco environment.<br /> <br /> CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless), 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2622 CCNP Network Routing, 3cr<br /> <br /> CNT 2632 CCNP Network Troubleshooting, 3cr</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Franske_Completed_Student_Projects&diff=5798 2012-05-02T15:40:17Z

<p>Ande7955: /* CNT-2612 */</p> <hr /> <div>==CNT 2540==<br /> * [[Wake On LAN]] - Lue YANG<br /> * [IPv6 Over IPv4 Tunnel] - Clay Wilson &amp; Curtis Hermanson<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> * [[Linux-command-list]] - Don Bliss<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Add &amp; Update [http://wiki.ihcnt.net/w/Intro_to_IPv6 Intro to IPv6] - Clay Wilson &amp; Duc Doan<br /> <br /> ==CNT-2612==<br /> <br /> * [[Spanning Tree Protocol]] - Kevin Moy<br /> * [[Updated Wiki Site]] - Corey Steiner<br /> <br /> * [[CNT Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[CIS Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * [[CS Course Guide]] Billy &amp; Matt</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=CS_Course_Guide&diff=5797 2012-05-02T15:35:36Z

<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=About Computer Science=<br /> This program prepares students for advanced study in many of the current and emerging alternatives in the dynamic fields of information and computer sciences. Learning goals include: understanding computer technology and industries: understanding the impact of computer technology on society; programming in at least two computer languages; understanding the systems life cycle and software design concepts and practices; understanding mathematics consistent with one's articulation plan; and understanding the theorectical concepts of computer sciences. The Associate of Science in Computer Science is designed to articulate to the University of Minnesota's Bachelor of Applied Studies (B.A.S.) in Information Technology Infrastructure (ITI) degree or Metropolitan State University's B.S. Computer Science, B.A. Computer Information Systems or B.S. Management Information Systems degrees.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==CS 1100 Intro to Computers==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 Or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces the use of computers as tools for creating, communicating and organizing information. The course covers the basic concepts related to computer information systems. It provides hands on experiences on the following software applications: File Management (working with Windows) and Microsoft Office Suite (MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, and Outlook).<br /> <br /> ==CS 1103 Introduction to Programming with Visual Basic==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq:Math 0096/0099 or passing score on math assessment exam, and previous experience in the use of a microcomputer.<br /> <br /> Introduces the student to computer problem solving using the Visual Basic programming language and a structured, top-down approach. Topics include control structures, procedures, arrays, strings, sorting, and searching, sequential and random access files, and random numbers. Intended for students who have little or no experience in computer programming in any language. Fulfills the prerequisite for CS 1114 or CS 1126<br /> <br /> ==CS 1104 Introduction to Networking==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or CIS1105 equivalent<br /> <br /> This course is designed for managers and users interested in learning the basics of working with networks and internetworks. The topics covered are taken form Cisco’s Semester 1 networking curriculum as well as the curriculum providing preparation for Microsoft’s MCSE Networking Essentials examination.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1110 Beginning Java==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: MATH0940 and CIS1105 equivalent<br /> <br /> Introduces students to the JAVA programming language who do not have prior knowledge of any programming language. Topics covered include: the computer programming environment, fundamental language constructs (selection and repetition), introductory algorithms, program flow, logical expressions, input from the keyboard, output to a printer, methods and objects, and arrays.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1110, CS1119 or experience in any high-level programming language<br /> <br /> Emphasizes the VB controls and the programming interface and environment. Designed for students who are already experienced in an upper level programming language and who desire to learn Visual Basic. Topics include Event-Driven and Object-Oriented Programming, single and multiple forms, controls, properties, coding behaviors for events, writing code modules, adding graphics and database access.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1118 Discrete Structures of Computer Science==<br /> 4 credits; 4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1110, CS1119, MATH1118 or MATH1127<br /> <br /> Introduces theoretical concepts of computer science, number systems, coding schemes, formal logic, sets and relations, induction, recursion, recurrences, graphs, proofs of program correctness, analysis of algorithms, asymptotic complexity measure at an advanced level. CS 1118 transfers into most 4 year computer science programs.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1119 Programming with C++==<br /> 4 credits; 4 lecture hours<br /> <br /> Prereq: MATH0949<br /> <br /> Introduces computer problem solving using C++ and an object oriented approach. Topics include data types, control structures, I/O streams, functions, arrays, structures, pointers, searching, sorting, and recursion. Designed for those students with no prior programming experience.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1121 Intro to Unix==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduces the Unix operating system using Linux. Topics include Unix shells, entering commands, Unix file systems, system administration, user management and file permissions, Unix editors, file processing, shell programming, Unix utilities, programming tools, X Window system. Emphasis will be placed on how to interact with the Unix shell and basic system administration.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1125 Network Administration==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week<br /> .<br /> Prereq: Students should have a complete understanding of a personal computer operation system.<br /> <br /> Provide the necessary knowledge to perform competently in the role of network administrator or system manager. Practice with Network operating system.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1126 Java Programming==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1110, CS1119 or any first computer language<br /> <br /> Introduces object oriented programming using Java. Topics include objects and classes, organizing data, inheritance, graphics and graphical user interfaces, API support. This course is designed for students who are familiar with basic programming concepts including branching, looping, subroutines, and arrays.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1126<br /> <br /> Introduces advanced Java programming. Topics include Exception Handling, Multithreading, Multimedia, Files and Streams, JDBC, Servlets, RMI, Networking, Java Utilities package, Collections, JavaBeans<br /> <br /> ==CS 1136 Algorithms and Data Structures with Java==<br /> 4 credits; 4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1126 and MATH1118 or MATH1127<br /> <br /> Introduces procedural and data abstraction. Includes elementary abstract data types including lists, stacks, queues, and their applications. Includes intermediate abstract data types including trees, priority queues, heaps, hash tables, and their applications. Topics include recursion and Java collection framework.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design 1==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1119 or CS1126<br /> <br /> Provides students with an understanding of the software development process with an emphasis on the requirements and analysis disciplines. Student will gain exposure to an iterative software development process and develop the requirements and analysis artifacts through use of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and a visual modeling (CASE) tool. The emphasis of the course is on object-oriented and iterative methods; however, students will also gain exposure to other development methods and structured techniques.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design 2==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2000<br /> <br /> Extends the concepts and principles from Systems Analysis and Design I. Explores the theoretical and practical aspects of object-oriented design and its related principles. Students will experience first-hand the technical and non-technical issues that can arise with developing design artifacts for a software development project. Students will create a design solution for a software-based system in a team-based development environment. Through implementation and testing, students will validate the design. The course will also investigate emerging topics such as object-oriented patterns and refactoring.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2250 HTML==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Introduces Web page development using HTML. Students will learn to incorporate text, images, formatting, hyperlinks, tables, frames, and forms into Web pages. Not intended to fulfill a programming language prerequisite.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2251 Introduction to XML==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2250 or equivalent<br /> <br /> Includes XML, syntax, Document Type Definition (DTD), schema and parser, Cascading Style Sheet (CSS), Document Object Model (DOM), Simple API for XML, (SAX), XML, Path Language (XPath), and Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL). This course is designed for students who are experienced with HTML and are interested in learning mark up languages beyond HTML.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2260 Web Design and Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2250 or HTML experience<br /> <br /> Teaches students about the design, development, and use of the Internet and World Wide Web. Topics covered include: Internet basics and structure, page authoring languages, user interaction support, establishing servers for others, business and marketing issues. The student will use the techniques to develop an Internet server system.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2270 Interactive Web Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2260 and CS1110 or CS1119<br /> <br /> Teaches students how to development user interactive products on the World Wide Web. Topics covered include JavaScript client side programming, server side programming database access using IDC/HTX and ASP, COOKIES and SERVLETS.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2280 Special Topics in Computer Science==<br /> 1-4 credits; 1-4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Dependent upon the topic presented. Prerequisites will be published in the class schedule<br /> <br /> Studies new and emerging computer science topics, languages, systems, applications and problem solving approaches. Specific topics and applications will be determined by the instructor and published in the class schedule.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;big&gt;'''Welcome to the CNT Wiki'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> <br /> To prevent spam on this wiki we require user account creation to create and edit pages.<br /> <br /> This site was moved to a new server on 3/31/2012. Please report any problems to Ben Franske.<br /> <br /> ==Program Information==<br /> <br /> * [[Open Lab Schedule|Open lab schedule]] for the current semester.<br /> * [[Certification Information]]<br /> * [[Current Student FAQ|Current Student Frequently Asked Questions]]<br /> * [[CNT Course Guide]]<br /> * [[CIS Course Guide]]<br /> * [[CS Course Guide]]<br /> * [http://www.inverhills.edu/departments/cnt/outcomes.aspx Network Technology &amp; Security AAS &amp; Certificates]<br /> * [http://www.inverhills.edu/departments/cis/outcomes.aspx Microcomputer Software Support Specialist AAS &amp; Certificates]<br /> * [[Network Technology &amp; Security Course Sequencing|Network Technology &amp; Security Sample Course Sequencing]]<br /> * [[ITC Course Credit Equivalency for IT Exams]]<br /> * [[About the CNT Department and Programs]]<br /> * [[IT Career Assessments]]<br /> * [[IT Career Links]]<br /> * [[Information for CNT Instructors]]<br /> <br /> == Course Information ==<br /> === Courses taught by [[User:BenFranske|Dr. Ben Franske]] ===<br /> ==== Operating Systems ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2311|CNT 2311: Administering Linux Operating Systems]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2451|CNT 2451: Windows Operating Systems]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2453|CNT 2453: Windows Server Network Infrastructure]]<br /> ==== Networking ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2510|CNT 2510: Networking Essentials (CCNA 1)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2520|CNT 2520: Network Routers and Routing Fundamentals (CCNA 2)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2530|CNT 2530: Switching Fundamentals and Intermediate Routing (CCNA 3)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2540|CNT 2540: Wide Area Network Technologies (CCNA 4)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2612|CNT 2612: CCNP 1 Network Switching]]<br /> <br /> ==== Security ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2820|CNT 2820: Information Systems Security Fundamentals]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2831|CNT 2831: Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security)]]<br /> ==== Other Classes ====<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2189|CNT 2189: Internship Information Technology]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2250 CCDA|CNT 2250: Special Topics in CNT - CCDA Independent Study]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2300|CNT 2300: PC Hardware and Software (A+)]]<br /> * [[Franske CNT-2722|CNT 2722: Building the Foundation to IP Telephony]]<br /> <br /> ==== Other Information ====<br /> * [[Franske Book List|Book List]]<br /> * [[Franske Current Student Projects|List of class projects currently being worked on by students]]<br /> <br /> == Technical Information ==<br /> === Networking Equipment ===<br /> * [[Password Recovery and Device Reset Procedures]]<br /> * [[Router Documentation]]<br /> * [[Switch Documentation]]<br /> * [[Vyatta|Using the Vyatta open source routing platform]]<br /> * [[Networking cables]]<br /> * [[Cisco Wireless Access Points|How to configure Cisco 1200 and 1242 series access points]]<br /> * [[CNT Network Design &amp; Useage]]<br /> <br /> === Operating Systems ===<br /> * [[Introduction to DOS]] - Work In Progress<br /> <br /> ===Virtual Machines===<br /> * [[VMWare Setup|Instructions for creating VMWare machines from the CNT template]]<br /> * [[VirtualBox Startup Script|Instructions for creating a VirtualBox startup script to save VMs in specific location]]<br /> <br /> ===Wiki Help===<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Wikipedia Tutorial]<br /> * [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing Editing Help]<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wiki Markup Cheatsheet]<br /> * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikipedia:_The_Missing_Manual Wikipedia: The Missing Manual]<br /> * [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Formatting instructions]<br /> <br /> == Lab Information==<br /> * [[Tasks for student lab assistants|List of tasks for student lab assistants]]<br /> <br /> == Software Resources ==<br /> * [http://msdn08.e-academy.com/inverhills_CNT MSDN Academic Alliance] (Microsoft Software, requires IHCC login)<br /> * [http://info.inverhills.edu/eacademy/eacademyvmware.asp VMware eAcademy] (VMware Software, requires IHCC login)<br /> * [https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/community/connections/games Cisco Online Games]</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* =CNT 2520 Routing Protocols and Concepts (CCNA2) */</p> <hr /> <div>=About Computer Networking Technology=<br /> Courses in Computer and Network Technology provide comprehensive, in-depth knowledge and skills to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot network systems. Topics range from setting up a networked computer for an individual user to understanding how to securely manage a remote server located in another part of the world. Courses can be taken to enhance professional knowledge in a particular technology such as security, wireless or IP telephony as well as to prepare for a career in the ?eld by completing a two-year degree. In addition, all course objectives are aligned with related industry certi?cation exams. Courses are described below.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> =General CNT=<br /> ==CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies==<br /> 2 credits; 2 classroom hours a week.<br /> <br /> IT Career Success prepares students to enter the IT job market or to successfully transition into a new career in the IT field. Students will learn strategies that will help enhance their IT careers. Some of the things topics covered in this class are resumes, E-portfolio, Job Search Resources and career networking.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2189 Computer Network Technology Internship==<br /> 3 credits; 0 classrom hours a week, 6 lab hours a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: Permission of instructor, available position, and approval of sponsor.<br /> <br /> Provides a supervised work experience utilizing and extending the skills learned in CNT networking and security courses. The experience is intended to result in new learning and increased capabilities for the intern and the completion of authentic work for the sponsoring organization. Internships may be arranged upon the mutual agreement of the student, instructor and sponsoring organization. Internship depends on student qualifications and a successful interview for a particular position. Interns are required to abide by all policies governing employees and meet expectations of regular employment. The objective of this course is to apply classroom-based learning to the real world job enviornment. Also to develop a learning plan based on the rules and duties of the defined position.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2300 PC Hardware &amp; Software (A+)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Presents an in-depth exposure to computer hardware and operating systems. Students learn the functionality of hardware and software components as well as suggested best practices in maintenance and safety issues. Students learn how to assemble and configure a computer, install operating systems and software, and troubleshoot hardware and software problems. This course helps students prepare for CompTIA's A+ certification exam, which covers the knowledge and skills essential for becoming a successful computer technician.<br /> <br /> =Operating Systems=<br /> ==CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT 2300 or Comp TIA A+ industry certification<br /> <br /> Covers the basic installation, configuration and maintenance of Linux systems including X Windows. A major focus of this course is learning the Linux command line interface for system administration tasks. This course helps students prepare for CompTIA's Linux+ certification or the Linux Professional Institute's LPIC-1 certification, which cover the knowledge and skills essential for becoming a successful Linux administrator.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems In The Enterprise==<br /> 3 credits: 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1400 or MTA Operating Systems Fundamentals Certification<br /> <br /> Covers the features and procedures to deploy, support and troubleshoot the current dominant version of MS Windows desktop operating system in the enterprise environment. Students will develop awareness of the issues and specifications needed to effectively plan, implement and manage deployment of the current operating system in the enterprise enviroment. Students taking this course are expected to have fluency in using the Microsoft Windows computer operating systems prior to beginning the course.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing an operating systems fundamentals examination, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2452 Windows OS And Application Support==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451<br /> <br /> Provides in-depth study of Installing Windows;Customizing and Configuring Windows; Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Devices; Configuring Windows Security; Configuring Networking; Troubleshooting and Repairing Networking; Troubleshooting and Repairing Windows; all the functions and features of installing, configuring, and maintaining Microsoft Office on the Windows operating system such as configuring Internet Explorer and Outlook; resolving issues related to customizing and personalizing Office Applications; identifying and troubleshooting network problems; configuring Office security settings; and monitoring security vulnerabilities and updates. This course provides detailed activities that let you experience firsthand the processes involved in desktop support. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451, CNT2510<br /> <br /> Explores Windows Server networking and helps the student prepare for the MCTS/MCITP Exam for Windows Server Network Infrastructure. The course focuses on configuring, managing, and troubleshooting networking features and services in a Windows Server environment.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451, CNT2510<br /> <br /> Prepares student to develop the skills needed to manage a Windows Server system and to prepare to pass the MCTS certification exam. While the focus of topics is on the configuration of Active Directory and related services, coverage of Windows foundational topics such as the file system and networking are also included. Extensive coverage begins with an introduction to Windows Server and goes on to active directory design, account management, group policy management and configuration, certificate services, AD LDS, AD RMS, AD FS, server core, Windows Hyper-V virtualization, and server management.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451, CNT2510<br /> <br /> Prepares the student to design, deploy and manage the infrastructure, Web, and IT application servers. As a Server Administrator, you will understand how to manage the server operating system, file and directory services, distribute software, patches, and updates, profile and monitor assigned servers, and troubleshoot.<br /> <br /> =Networking=<br /> ==CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1400 or MTA Operating Fundamentals Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces students to the overall technology and design of networks. The course covers network terminology and protocols, models for describing network communication, an introduction to network devices, and network standards. The course also has a significant focus on Internet Protocol (IP) addressing and subnetting. Network Fundamentals is the first in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. Students taking this course are expected to have fluency in computer operating systems and an understanding of computer hardware and basic networking prior to beginning the course.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing an operating systems fundamentals examination, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520 Routing Protocols and Concepts (CCNA2)==<br /> 3 credits, 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2510<br /> <br /> Focuses on router configuration, router management, routing protocol configuration, TCP/IP, and access control lists (ACLs). Students will learn about the advantages and disadvantages of routing methods and protocols including static routing, RIP, RIPv2, EIGRP, and OSPF. Routing Protocols and Concepts is the second in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2530 LAN Switching and Wireless (CCNA3)==<br /> 3 credits, 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq:CNT2520<br /> <br /> Covers basic design, configuration and troubleshooting of enterprise switched local area networks. This course focuses on developing a better understanding of the design and implementation of switched LANs, particularly the implementation of virtual local area networks (VLANs) and the related concepts of inter-VLAN routing and basic wireless networking. LAN Switching and Wireless is the third in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540 Accessing the WAN (CCNA4)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2530<br /> <br /> Develops knowledge and skills in the areas of advanced IP addressing techniques (Network Address Translation [NAT], Port Address Translation [PAT], DHCP, and IPv6), WAN technology and terminology, PPP, Frame Relay, VPNs, network management, and troubleshooting. Particular emphasis is given to students being able to demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge from CCNA 1, CCNA 2, and CCNA 3 to a network and to be able to explain how and why a particular strategy is employed as well as troubleshoot problems with the network. In addition, the student will prepare for taking the CCNA Exam. Accessing the WAN is the final course in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2612 CCNP1 Network Switching==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2540 or CCNA Certification<br /> <br /> Develops advanced knowledge and skills in building enterprise level switched networks. This is the first of three courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that correlate with the Cisco Certified Network Professional examination.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2622 CCNP2 Networking Routing==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2612<br /> <br /> Develops advanced knowledge and skills in building enterprise level routed networks and applications. This is the second of three courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that correlate with the Cisco Certified Network Professional examination.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2632 CCNP3 Network Troubleshooting==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2622<br /> <br /> Prepares students to conduct advanced-level network diagnosis and corrective action. Combines previous knowledge and skills with proven troubleshooting methodology, tools and processes designed to quickly and accurately determine performance issues and corresponding remedies. Course also covers administrative and documentation issues related to network performance and troubleshooting. This is the last of three courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that correlate with the Cisco Certified Network Professional examination.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2520<br /> <br /> Provides a comprehensive overview of the design, planning, implementation, operation and troubleshooting of Wireless LANs. Includes theoretical foundations of the technology as well as implementation of wireless technology in various application contexts. Special emphasis is given to security and best practices within an existing local area network.<br /> <br /> =IP Telephony=<br /> ==CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice Over IP==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2530<br /> <br /> Introduction to features and implementation of voice over IP technologies. Concepts covered include traditional enterprise telephony, modifications to the data network for supporing voice including QoS, VoIP signalling and encoding, basic VoIP configuration and troubleshooting VoIP systems for the small to medium-sized business.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2722<br /> <br /> Covers the design and implementation of a quality of service structure to prioritize voice and data applications across the network. In addition, students will properly configure the LAN and WAN architectures to support voice, video, and data convergence in the enterprise network.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony Intergration (Part 1)==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2725<br /> <br /> Introduces students to the building and configuration of CISCO IP Telephony infrastructure. Cisco Call Manager and Call Manager Express will be utilized and each of these voice exchange systems will be configured and time will be spent determining when to best utilize each system in different situations. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony Intergration (Part 2)==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2726<br /> <br /> Introduces more advanced features of Cisco’s Call Manager and Call Manager Express, integration of additional Cisco products such as Survivable Remote Site, Quality of Service configurations and resource allocations to support ad-hoc conferencing and transcoding resources.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2728<br /> <br /> Analyzes and develops the business and technical requirements for an IP Telephony environment. In addition, the students will define basic and effective financial models, performing “Return on Investment” (ROI) and “Total Cost of Ownership” (TCO) calculations to support migrating to an IP Telephony architecture.<br /> <br /> =Security=<br /> ==CNT 2820 Information Systems Security Fundamentals==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2520<br /> <br /> Covers the broad framework and environment of information and computer security. The student will learn the strategies and techniques that are used to undermine the security of information and computer systems, and the multi-dimensional approach that is needed to protect computer systems from those vulnerabilities and threats. This is a broad-based course that combines a conceptual understanding of security with an introduction to some of the specific technology and tools that students will learn to use to counteract threats to their personal and work environments. This course does not cover deployment of specific network security technologies.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2820<br /> <br /> Focuses on the managerial aspects of information security and assurance. Topics covered include access control models, information security governance, and information security program assessment and metrics. Coverage on the foundational and technical components of information security is included to reinforce key concepts. The course includes up-to-date information on changes in the field, such as national and international laws and international standards like the ISO 27000 series.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2540 or CCNA Certification<br /> <br /> Prepares students to secure Cisco routers, switches and associated networks. Students will learn and practice the skills required to to install, configure, troubleshoot and monitor network devices with an emphasis on maintaining the integrity, confidentiality and availability of data in the face of modern threats to network security.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2831 or CCNA Security Certification<br /> <br /> Expands the scope and depth of the skills and knowledge acquired in previous network security courses by focusing on the advanced capabilities of network defense strategies including Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Host Intrusion Detection Systems (HIDS) and Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS). Students will learn the evolution and current best practices of applying these technologies, which are universally deployed in networks of all sizes.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone==<br /> 3 credits; 4 classroom hours a week, 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2450, CNT2454, CNT2722, CNT2311<br /> <br /> Provides students an opportunity to work with an inside or outside organization in a team environment on a course-long project. Focuses on concepts of problem identification, brainstorming, design, problem solving, teamwork, creativity and evaluation. Present findings in oral and written formats to faculty and industry representatives. This course integrates knowledge and skills attained throughout the Network Technology and Security program and should be taken near the end of your program. This course involves a minimum expectation of 192 hours of project work.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=About Computer Networking Technology=<br /> Courses in Computer and Network Technology provide comprehensive, in-depth knowledge and skills to design, manage, secure and troubleshoot network systems. Topics range from setting up a networked computer for an individual user to understanding how to securely manage a remote server located in another part of the world. Courses can be taken to enhance professional knowledge in a particular technology such as security, wireless or IP telephony as well as to prepare for a career in the ?eld by completing a two-year degree. In addition, all course objectives are aligned with related industry certi?cation exams. Courses are described below.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> =General CNT=<br /> ==CNT 2000 IT Career Success Skills and Strategies==<br /> 2 credits; 2 classroom hours a week.<br /> <br /> IT Career Success prepares students to enter the IT job market or to successfully transition into a new career in the IT field. Students will learn strategies that will help enhance their IT careers. Some of the things topics covered in this class are resumes, E-portfolio, Job Search Resources and career networking.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2189 Computer Network Technology Internship==<br /> 3 credits; 0 classrom hours a week, 6 lab hours a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: Permission of instructor, available position, and approval of sponsor.<br /> <br /> Provides a supervised work experience utilizing and extending the skills learned in CNT networking and security courses. The experience is intended to result in new learning and increased capabilities for the intern and the completion of authentic work for the sponsoring organization. Internships may be arranged upon the mutual agreement of the student, instructor and sponsoring organization. Internship depends on student qualifications and a successful interview for a particular position. Interns are required to abide by all policies governing employees and meet expectations of regular employment. The objective of this course is to apply classroom-based learning to the real world job enviornment. Also to develop a learning plan based on the rules and duties of the defined position.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2300 PC Hardware &amp; Software (A+)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Presents an in-depth exposure to computer hardware and operating systems. Students learn the functionality of hardware and software components as well as suggested best practices in maintenance and safety issues. Students learn how to assemble and configure a computer, install operating systems and software, and troubleshoot hardware and software problems. This course helps students prepare for CompTIA's A+ certification exam, which covers the knowledge and skills essential for becoming a successful computer technician.<br /> <br /> =Operating Systems=<br /> ==CNT 2311 Administering Linux Operating Systems==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT 2300 or Comp TIA A+ industry certification<br /> <br /> Covers the basic installation, configuration and maintenance of Linux systems including X Windows. A major focus of this course is learning the Linux command line interface for system administration tasks. This course helps students prepare for CompTIA's Linux+ certification or the Linux Professional Institute's LPIC-1 certification, which cover the knowledge and skills essential for becoming a successful Linux administrator.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2451 Windows Operating Systems In The Enterprise==<br /> 3 credits: 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1400 or MTA Operating Systems Fundamentals Certification<br /> <br /> Covers the features and procedures to deploy, support and troubleshoot the current dominant version of MS Windows desktop operating system in the enterprise environment. Students will develop awareness of the issues and specifications needed to effectively plan, implement and manage deployment of the current operating system in the enterprise enviroment. Students taking this course are expected to have fluency in using the Microsoft Windows computer operating systems prior to beginning the course.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing an operating systems fundamentals examination, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2452 Windows OS And Application Support==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451<br /> <br /> Provides in-depth study of Installing Windows;Customizing and Configuring Windows; Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Devices; Configuring Windows Security; Configuring Networking; Troubleshooting and Repairing Networking; Troubleshooting and Repairing Windows; all the functions and features of installing, configuring, and maintaining Microsoft Office on the Windows operating system such as configuring Internet Explorer and Outlook; resolving issues related to customizing and personalizing Office Applications; identifying and troubleshooting network problems; configuring Office security settings; and monitoring security vulnerabilities and updates. This course provides detailed activities that let you experience firsthand the processes involved in desktop support. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2453 Windows Server Network Infrastructure==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451, CNT2510<br /> <br /> Explores Windows Server networking and helps the student prepare for the MCTS/MCITP Exam for Windows Server Network Infrastructure. The course focuses on configuring, managing, and troubleshooting networking features and services in a Windows Server environment.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2454 Windows Server Directory Services==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451, CNT2510<br /> <br /> Prepares student to develop the skills needed to manage a Windows Server system and to prepare to pass the MCTS certification exam. While the focus of topics is on the configuration of Active Directory and related services, coverage of Windows foundational topics such as the file system and networking are also included. Extensive coverage begins with an introduction to Windows Server and goes on to active directory design, account management, group policy management and configuration, certificate services, AD LDS, AD RMS, AD FS, server core, Windows Hyper-V virtualization, and server management.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2455 Windows Server Administration==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2300, CNT2451, CNT2510<br /> <br /> Prepares the student to design, deploy and manage the infrastructure, Web, and IT application servers. As a Server Administrator, you will understand how to manage the server operating system, file and directory services, distribute software, patches, and updates, profile and monitor assigned servers, and troubleshoot.<br /> <br /> =Networking=<br /> ==CNT 2510 Network Fundamentals (CCNA1)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1400 or MTA Operating Fundamentals Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces students to the overall technology and design of networks. The course covers network terminology and protocols, models for describing network communication, an introduction to network devices, and network standards. The course also has a significant focus on Internet Protocol (IP) addressing and subnetting. Network Fundamentals is the first in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. Students taking this course are expected to have fluency in computer operating systems and an understanding of computer hardware and basic networking prior to beginning the course.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing an operating systems fundamentals examination, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520 Routing Protocols and Concepts (CCNA2)=<br /> 3 credits, 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2510<br /> <br /> Focuses on router configuration, router management, routing protocol configuration, TCP/IP, and access control lists (ACLs). Students will learn about the advantages and disadvantages of routing methods and protocols including static routing, RIP, RIPv2, EIGRP, and OSPF. Routing Protocols and Concepts is the second in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2530 LAN Switching and Wireless (CCNA3)==<br /> 3 credits, 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq:CNT2520<br /> <br /> Covers basic design, configuration and troubleshooting of enterprise switched local area networks. This course focuses on developing a better understanding of the design and implementation of switched LANs, particularly the implementation of virtual local area networks (VLANs) and the related concepts of inter-VLAN routing and basic wireless networking. LAN Switching and Wireless is the third in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540 Accessing the WAN (CCNA4)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2530<br /> <br /> Develops knowledge and skills in the areas of advanced IP addressing techniques (Network Address Translation [NAT], Port Address Translation [PAT], DHCP, and IPv6), WAN technology and terminology, PPP, Frame Relay, VPNs, network management, and troubleshooting. Particular emphasis is given to students being able to demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge from CCNA 1, CCNA 2, and CCNA 3 to a network and to be able to explain how and why a particular strategy is employed as well as troubleshoot problems with the network. In addition, the student will prepare for taking the CCNA Exam. Accessing the WAN is the final course in a sequence of four courses focusing on preparation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2612 CCNP1 Network Switching==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2540 or CCNA Certification<br /> <br /> Develops advanced knowledge and skills in building enterprise level switched networks. This is the first of three courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that correlate with the Cisco Certified Network Professional examination.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2622 CCNP2 Networking Routing==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2612<br /> <br /> Develops advanced knowledge and skills in building enterprise level routed networks and applications. This is the second of three courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that correlate with the Cisco Certified Network Professional examination.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2632 CCNP3 Network Troubleshooting==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2622<br /> <br /> Prepares students to conduct advanced-level network diagnosis and corrective action. Combines previous knowledge and skills with proven troubleshooting methodology, tools and processes designed to quickly and accurately determine performance issues and corresponding remedies. Course also covers administrative and documentation issues related to network performance and troubleshooting. This is the last of three courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills that correlate with the Cisco Certified Network Professional examination.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2710 Wireless LAN Technology (CCNA Wireless)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2520<br /> <br /> Provides a comprehensive overview of the design, planning, implementation, operation and troubleshooting of Wireless LANs. Includes theoretical foundations of the technology as well as implementation of wireless technology in various application contexts. Special emphasis is given to security and best practices within an existing local area network.<br /> <br /> =IP Telephony=<br /> ==CNT 2722 Fundamentals of Voice Over IP==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2530<br /> <br /> Introduction to features and implementation of voice over IP technologies. Concepts covered include traditional enterprise telephony, modifications to the data network for supporing voice including QoS, VoIP signalling and encoding, basic VoIP configuration and troubleshooting VoIP systems for the small to medium-sized business.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2725 Quality of Service (QoS)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2722<br /> <br /> Covers the design and implementation of a quality of service structure to prioritize voice and data applications across the network. In addition, students will properly configure the LAN and WAN architectures to support voice, video, and data convergence in the enterprise network.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2726 Cisco IP Telephony Intergration (Part 1)==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2725<br /> <br /> Introduces students to the building and configuration of CISCO IP Telephony infrastructure. Cisco Call Manager and Call Manager Express will be utilized and each of these voice exchange systems will be configured and time will be spent determining when to best utilize each system in different situations. <br /> <br /> ==CNT 2728 Cisco IP Telephony Intergration (Part 2)==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2726<br /> <br /> Introduces more advanced features of Cisco’s Call Manager and Call Manager Express, integration of additional Cisco products such as Survivable Remote Site, Quality of Service configurations and resource allocations to support ad-hoc conferencing and transcoding resources.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2731 IP Telephony: Enterprise Planning and Design==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2728<br /> <br /> Analyzes and develops the business and technical requirements for an IP Telephony environment. In addition, the students will define basic and effective financial models, performing “Return on Investment” (ROI) and “Total Cost of Ownership” (TCO) calculations to support migrating to an IP Telephony architecture.<br /> <br /> =Security=<br /> ==CNT 2820 Information Systems Security Fundamentals==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2520<br /> <br /> Covers the broad framework and environment of information and computer security. The student will learn the strategies and techniques that are used to undermine the security of information and computer systems, and the multi-dimensional approach that is needed to protect computer systems from those vulnerabilities and threats. This is a broad-based course that combines a conceptual understanding of security with an introduction to some of the specific technology and tools that students will learn to use to counteract threats to their personal and work environments. This course does not cover deployment of specific network security technologies.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2825 Information Systems Security Advanced==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2820<br /> <br /> Focuses on the managerial aspects of information security and assurance. Topics covered include access control models, information security governance, and information security program assessment and metrics. Coverage on the foundational and technical components of information security is included to reinforce key concepts. The course includes up-to-date information on changes in the field, such as national and international laws and international standards like the ISO 27000 series.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2831 Implementing Cisco IOS Network Security (CCNA Security)==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2540 or CCNA Certification<br /> <br /> Prepares students to secure Cisco routers, switches and associated networks. Students will learn and practice the skills required to to install, configure, troubleshoot and monitor network devices with an emphasis on maintaining the integrity, confidentiality and availability of data in the face of modern threats to network security.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2832 Advanced Network Security==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2831 or CCNA Security Certification<br /> <br /> Expands the scope and depth of the skills and knowledge acquired in previous network security courses by focusing on the advanced capabilities of network defense strategies including Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Host Intrusion Detection Systems (HIDS) and Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS). Students will learn the evolution and current best practices of applying these technologies, which are universally deployed in networks of all sizes.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2900 Network Technology and Security Capstone==<br /> 3 credits; 4 classroom hours a week, 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CNT2450, CNT2454, CNT2722, CNT2311<br /> <br /> Provides students an opportunity to work with an inside or outside organization in a team environment on a course-long project. Focuses on concepts of problem identification, brainstorming, design, problem solving, teamwork, creativity and evaluation. Present findings in oral and written formats to faculty and industry representatives. This course integrates knowledge and skills attained throughout the Network Technology and Security program and should be taken near the end of your program. This course involves a minimum expectation of 192 hours of project work.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* =CIS 1150 Intro to Access */</p> <hr /> <div>=Computer Information Systems=<br /> ==CIS 0090 Digital Literacy==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduces basic computer concepts and skills so that people can use computer technology in everyday life to develop new social and economic opportunities for themselves, their families, and their communities.<br /> <br /> Whether you are entirely new to computing or have some experience, this course will help you develop a fundamental understanding of computers. The Digital Literacy course helps you develop the essential skills you need to begin computing with confidence.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1000 Computer Careers==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduce the wide variety of jobs available in computing and information technology. Includes discussion of educational requirements, work environments and typical positions for many careers including programmers, developers, network administrators, systems administrators, security analysts, information technology managers and others. Students will develop a plan of study for their career of interest. Recommended for students considering a career related to computers and information technology.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1102 Microsoft Word for Personal Use==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1101 or Equivalent<br /> <br /> Introduces features such as creating, saving, editing, and printing documents. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> The student will focus on those features of WordPerfect 5.1 that will be used for creating papers, reports, and correspondence. Students will learn to use WordPerfect 5.1 software. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1105 Microsoft Windows==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Includes a study of Windows fundamentals such as the basic manipulation of a window, saving, opening, closing, and printing files; Windows Explorer; Control Panel; Searching; Help; desktop customization; and Windows Accessories. Basic hardware and software terms will be covered, as well as identification and use of common hardware components. This is a hands-on course designed for the computer novice.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1110 Microsoft Word==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification <br /> <br /> Covers word processing skills using Microsoft Word. Students will learn the basic and advanced tools for creating, editing, and formatting documents. In addition, students will learn to customize Word, automate word processing tasks using macros, and create online forms using content controls.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1130 Intro to Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to create spreadsheets using Excel. It focuses on techniques for creating, editing, formatting, and maintaining a spreadsheet efficiently. Students will learn to sort and manipulate data using formulas and functions. Students will also learn to create and modify charts in Excel.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1130 or CS1100 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Introduces advanced features in Microsoft Excel. Students will learn to capture, format, calculate, analyze, and present data using advanced formulas, PivotTables and PivotCharts. Students will also learn to manage data ranges, tables, multiple workbooks, and automate tasks using macros.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to design, manage, and modify professional-looking presentations using PowerPoint. Students will learn how to apply the powerful tools provided by PowerPoint to create and format slides. Students will also learn how to enhance presentations using graphics, video, and audio files.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1150 Intro to Access==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to create and maintain a database using Access. Topics include relational database concepts, building and customizing tables, creating queries, and constructing basic forms and reports.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1151 Intermediate Access==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1150 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Covers advanced form and report construction using Microsoft Access. Students will learn to use form tools to create custom forms, design reports; and maintain a database using advanced queries. Student will also perform basic data analysis using PivotTables.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1152 Access Application Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> This course will focus on Access application development tools including switchboard, macros, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Topics include documentation, SQL, complex forms/reports, error trapping, using ActiveX controls, introduction to object models including DAO and ADO, and securing a database. Students will create an original Access development project using a variety of techniques/tools.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1160 Project Management Software==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Working Knowledge of Windows. Concurrent enrollment in BUS 2320 recommended.<br /> <br /> Uses Microsoft Project to introduce project management theory and applications. Topics in this course include: creating a project to include task definition and dependencies; examinations of critical path, constraints, and earned value; allocation of resources; assigning resources and project costs; tracking progress; and sharing of project information. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Provides an opportunity to work with common security threats and issues, as well as ways to counteract them. <br /> In today's organizational environment, almost every role involves working with computers in some manner. Recent events indicate that security breaches can happen with almost any computer user, at home or office. <br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Examines the fundamental functions of the Windows Operating System and prepares the student for the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals certification. Student may test out of this course by completing the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals Certification.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1500 Database Management Systems==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or equivalent experience; CIS 1150 recommended<br /> <br /> Explores issues related to the design, development, and use of computer databases. Topics covered include: database models, database design methodologies, data normalization, SQL instruction, and implementation issues. Students develop databases using several database products, which may include Access and SQL Server.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2189 Internship: Information Tech==<br /> 2-4 credits<br /> <br /> Prereq: Permission of instructor, available position, approval of sponsor<br /> <br /> Provides a supervised work experience with computer and information systems oriented toward projects utilizing skills and knowledge in programming languages, database development, management information systems, or related computer science functions. The experience is intended to result in new learning and increased capabilities for the intern and the completion of authentic work for the sponsoring organization. Internships may be arranged for 2, 3 or 4 credits upon the mutual agreement of the student, instructor and sponsoring organization. Placement depends on student qualifications and a successful interview for a particular position. Interns are required to abide by all policies governing employees and meet expectations of regular employment.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2207 Web Publishing with FrontPage==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lectur hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Knowledge of Windows and the Internet<br /> <br /> Introduces Web page development for non-programmers, using Microsoft FrontPage. Text, images, tables, frames, forms, and hyperlinks will be incorporated into page designs that will be published on the Web.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2210 Introduction to Macromedia Flash==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Previous knowledge of Windows operating system and use of a microcomputer. Previous experience in Web page authoring software recommended such as CIS 2207<br /> <br /> Introduces the software Macromedia Flash, which is a graphics package used to create and add animations to Web pages. Topics include: creating and manipulating shapes, working with colors, inserting text, using layers, creating basic animations, using interactivity, including sound objects, and publishing to the Web. This course is intended for the student who wishes to add animations or a higher level of interactivity to Web pages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2280 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems==<br /> 1-4 credits; 1-4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: To be determined by the specialized topic and published in the class schedule<br /> <br /> Studies new and emerging computer information systems topics, systems, software packages, applications, management tools, and problem solving approaches. Specialized topics and applications will be determined in advance by the instructor and published in the class schedule.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: /* =CIS 1110 Microsoft Word */</p> <hr /> <div>=Computer Information Systems=<br /> ==CIS 0090 Digital Literacy==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduces basic computer concepts and skills so that people can use computer technology in everyday life to develop new social and economic opportunities for themselves, their families, and their communities.<br /> <br /> Whether you are entirely new to computing or have some experience, this course will help you develop a fundamental understanding of computers. The Digital Literacy course helps you develop the essential skills you need to begin computing with confidence.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1000 Computer Careers==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduce the wide variety of jobs available in computing and information technology. Includes discussion of educational requirements, work environments and typical positions for many careers including programmers, developers, network administrators, systems administrators, security analysts, information technology managers and others. Students will develop a plan of study for their career of interest. Recommended for students considering a career related to computers and information technology.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1102 Microsoft Word for Personal Use==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1101 or Equivalent<br /> <br /> Introduces features such as creating, saving, editing, and printing documents. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> The student will focus on those features of WordPerfect 5.1 that will be used for creating papers, reports, and correspondence. Students will learn to use WordPerfect 5.1 software. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1105 Microsoft Windows==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Includes a study of Windows fundamentals such as the basic manipulation of a window, saving, opening, closing, and printing files; Windows Explorer; Control Panel; Searching; Help; desktop customization; and Windows Accessories. Basic hardware and software terms will be covered, as well as identification and use of common hardware components. This is a hands-on course designed for the computer novice.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1110 Microsoft Word==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification <br /> <br /> Covers word processing skills using Microsoft Word. Students will learn the basic and advanced tools for creating, editing, and formatting documents. In addition, students will learn to customize Word, automate word processing tasks using macros, and create online forms using content controls.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1130 Intro to Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to create spreadsheets using Excel. It focuses on techniques for creating, editing, formatting, and maintaining a spreadsheet efficiently. Students will learn to sort and manipulate data using formulas and functions. Students will also learn to create and modify charts in Excel.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1130 or CS1100 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Introduces advanced features in Microsoft Excel. Students will learn to capture, format, calculate, analyze, and present data using advanced formulas, PivotTables and PivotCharts. Students will also learn to manage data ranges, tables, multiple workbooks, and automate tasks using macros.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to design, manage, and modify professional-looking presentations using PowerPoint. Students will learn how to apply the powerful tools provided by PowerPoint to create and format slides. Students will also learn how to enhance presentations using graphics, video, and audio files.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1150 Intro to Access=<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to create and maintain a database using Access. Topics include relational database concepts, building and customizing tables, creating queries, and constructing basic forms and reports.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1151 Intermediate Access==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1150 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Covers advanced form and report construction using Microsoft Access. Students will learn to use form tools to create custom forms, design reports; and maintain a database using advanced queries. Student will also perform basic data analysis using PivotTables.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1152 Access Application Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> This course will focus on Access application development tools including switchboard, macros, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Topics include documentation, SQL, complex forms/reports, error trapping, using ActiveX controls, introduction to object models including DAO and ADO, and securing a database. Students will create an original Access development project using a variety of techniques/tools.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1160 Project Management Software==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Working Knowledge of Windows. Concurrent enrollment in BUS 2320 recommended.<br /> <br /> Uses Microsoft Project to introduce project management theory and applications. Topics in this course include: creating a project to include task definition and dependencies; examinations of critical path, constraints, and earned value; allocation of resources; assigning resources and project costs; tracking progress; and sharing of project information. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Provides an opportunity to work with common security threats and issues, as well as ways to counteract them. <br /> In today's organizational environment, almost every role involves working with computers in some manner. Recent events indicate that security breaches can happen with almost any computer user, at home or office. <br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Examines the fundamental functions of the Windows Operating System and prepares the student for the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals certification. Student may test out of this course by completing the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals Certification.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1500 Database Management Systems==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or equivalent experience; CIS 1150 recommended<br /> <br /> Explores issues related to the design, development, and use of computer databases. Topics covered include: database models, database design methodologies, data normalization, SQL instruction, and implementation issues. Students develop databases using several database products, which may include Access and SQL Server.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2189 Internship: Information Tech==<br /> 2-4 credits<br /> <br /> Prereq: Permission of instructor, available position, approval of sponsor<br /> <br /> Provides a supervised work experience with computer and information systems oriented toward projects utilizing skills and knowledge in programming languages, database development, management information systems, or related computer science functions. The experience is intended to result in new learning and increased capabilities for the intern and the completion of authentic work for the sponsoring organization. Internships may be arranged for 2, 3 or 4 credits upon the mutual agreement of the student, instructor and sponsoring organization. Placement depends on student qualifications and a successful interview for a particular position. Interns are required to abide by all policies governing employees and meet expectations of regular employment.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2207 Web Publishing with FrontPage==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lectur hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Knowledge of Windows and the Internet<br /> <br /> Introduces Web page development for non-programmers, using Microsoft FrontPage. Text, images, tables, frames, forms, and hyperlinks will be incorporated into page designs that will be published on the Web.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2210 Introduction to Macromedia Flash==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Previous knowledge of Windows operating system and use of a microcomputer. Previous experience in Web page authoring software recommended such as CIS 2207<br /> <br /> Introduces the software Macromedia Flash, which is a graphics package used to create and add animations to Web pages. Topics include: creating and manipulating shapes, working with colors, inserting text, using layers, creating basic animations, using interactivity, including sound objects, and publishing to the Web. This course is intended for the student who wishes to add animations or a higher level of interactivity to Web pages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2280 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems==<br /> 1-4 credits; 1-4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: To be determined by the specialized topic and published in the class schedule<br /> <br /> Studies new and emerging computer information systems topics, systems, software packages, applications, management tools, and problem solving approaches. Specialized topics and applications will be determined in advance by the instructor and published in the class schedule.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: Created page with &quot;=Computer Science= ==CS 1100 Intro to Computers== 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week. Prereq: CIS0090 Or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification Introduces the use of computers...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>=Computer Science=<br /> ==CS 1100 Intro to Computers==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 Or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces the use of computers as tools for creating, communicating and organizing information. The course covers the basic concepts related to computer information systems. It provides hands on experiences on the following software applications: File Management (working with Windows) and Microsoft Office Suite (MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, and Outlook).<br /> <br /> ==CS 1103 Introduction to Programming with Visual Basic==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq:Math 0096/0099 or passing score on math assessment exam, and previous experience in the use of a microcomputer.<br /> <br /> Introduces the student to computer problem solving using the Visual Basic programming language and a structured, top-down approach. Topics include control structures, procedures, arrays, strings, sorting, and searching, sequential and random access files, and random numbers. Intended for students who have little or no experience in computer programming in any language. Fulfills the prerequisite for CS 1114 or CS 1126<br /> <br /> ==CS 1104 Introduction to Networking==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or CIS1105 equivalent<br /> <br /> This course is designed for managers and users interested in learning the basics of working with networks and internetworks. The topics covered are taken form Cisco’s Semester 1 networking curriculum as well as the curriculum providing preparation for Microsoft’s MCSE Networking Essentials examination.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1110 Beginning Java==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: MATH0940 and CIS1105 equivalent<br /> <br /> Introduces students to the JAVA programming language who do not have prior knowledge of any programming language. Topics covered include: the computer programming environment, fundamental language constructs (selection and repetition), introductory algorithms, program flow, logical expressions, input from the keyboard, output to a printer, methods and objects, and arrays.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1114 Visual Basic Programming==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1110, CS1119 or experience in any high-level programming language<br /> <br /> Emphasizes the VB controls and the programming interface and environment. Designed for students who are already experienced in an upper level programming language and who desire to learn Visual Basic. Topics include Event-Driven and Object-Oriented Programming, single and multiple forms, controls, properties, coding behaviors for events, writing code modules, adding graphics and database access.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1118 Discrete Structures of Computer Science==<br /> 4 credits; 4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1110, CS1119, MATH1118 or MATH1127<br /> <br /> Introduces theoretical concepts of computer science, number systems, coding schemes, formal logic, sets and relations, induction, recursion, recurrences, graphs, proofs of program correctness, analysis of algorithms, asymptotic complexity measure at an advanced level. CS 1118 transfers into most 4 year computer science programs.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1119 Programming with C++==<br /> 4 credits; 4 lecture hours<br /> <br /> Prereq: MATH0949<br /> <br /> Introduces computer problem solving using C++ and an object oriented approach. Topics include data types, control structures, I/O streams, functions, arrays, structures, pointers, searching, sorting, and recursion. Designed for those students with no prior programming experience.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1121 Intro to Unix==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduces the Unix operating system using Linux. Topics include Unix shells, entering commands, Unix file systems, system administration, user management and file permissions, Unix editors, file processing, shell programming, Unix utilities, programming tools, X Window system. Emphasis will be placed on how to interact with the Unix shell and basic system administration.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1125 Network Administration==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week<br /> .<br /> Prereq: Students should have a complete understanding of a personal computer operation system.<br /> <br /> Provide the necessary knowledge to perform competently in the role of network administrator or system manager. Practice with Network operating system.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1126 Java Programming==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1110, CS1119 or any first computer language<br /> <br /> Introduces object oriented programming using Java. Topics include objects and classes, organizing data, inheritance, graphics and graphical user interfaces, API support. This course is designed for students who are familiar with basic programming concepts including branching, looping, subroutines, and arrays.<br /> <br /> ==CS 1127 Advanced Java Programming==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1126<br /> <br /> Introduces advanced Java programming. Topics include Exception Handling, Multithreading, Multimedia, Files and Streams, JDBC, Servlets, RMI, Networking, Java Utilities package, Collections, JavaBeans<br /> <br /> ==CS 1136 Algorithms and Data Structures with Java==<br /> 4 credits; 4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1126 and MATH1118 or MATH1127<br /> <br /> Introduces procedural and data abstraction. Includes elementary abstract data types including lists, stacks, queues, and their applications. Includes intermediate abstract data types including trees, priority queues, heaps, hash tables, and their applications. Topics include recursion and Java collection framework.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2000 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design 1==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1119 or CS1126<br /> <br /> Provides students with an understanding of the software development process with an emphasis on the requirements and analysis disciplines. Student will gain exposure to an iterative software development process and develop the requirements and analysis artifacts through use of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and a visual modeling (CASE) tool. The emphasis of the course is on object-oriented and iterative methods; however, students will also gain exposure to other development methods and structured techniques.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2100 Object-Oriented Analysis &amp; Design 2==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2000<br /> <br /> Extends the concepts and principles from Systems Analysis and Design I. Explores the theoretical and practical aspects of object-oriented design and its related principles. Students will experience first-hand the technical and non-technical issues that can arise with developing design artifacts for a software development project. Students will create a design solution for a software-based system in a team-based development environment. Through implementation and testing, students will validate the design. The course will also investigate emerging topics such as object-oriented patterns and refactoring.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2250 HTML==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Introduces Web page development using HTML. Students will learn to incorporate text, images, formatting, hyperlinks, tables, frames, and forms into Web pages. Not intended to fulfill a programming language prerequisite.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2251 Introduction to XML==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2250 or equivalent<br /> <br /> Includes XML, syntax, Document Type Definition (DTD), schema and parser, Cascading Style Sheet (CSS), Document Object Model (DOM), Simple API for XML, (SAX), XML, Path Language (XPath), and Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL). This course is designed for students who are experienced with HTML and are interested in learning mark up languages beyond HTML.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2260 Web Design and Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2250 or HTML experience<br /> <br /> Teaches students about the design, development, and use of the Internet and World Wide Web. Topics covered include: Internet basics and structure, page authoring languages, user interaction support, establishing servers for others, business and marketing issues. The student will use the techniques to develop an Internet server system.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2270 Interactive Web Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS2260 and CS1110 or CS1119<br /> <br /> Teaches students how to development user interactive products on the World Wide Web. Topics covered include JavaScript client side programming, server side programming database access using IDC/HTX and ASP, COOKIES and SERVLETS.<br /> <br /> ==CS 2280 Special Topics in Computer Science==<br /> 1-4 credits; 1-4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Dependent upon the topic presented. Prerequisites will be published in the class schedule<br /> <br /> Studies new and emerging computer science topics, languages, systems, applications and problem solving approaches. Specific topics and applications will be determined by the instructor and published in the class schedule.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: </p> <hr /> <div>=Computer Information Systems=<br /> ==CIS 0090 Digital Literacy==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduces basic computer concepts and skills so that people can use computer technology in everyday life to develop new social and economic opportunities for themselves, their families, and their communities.<br /> <br /> Whether you are entirely new to computing or have some experience, this course will help you develop a fundamental understanding of computers. The Digital Literacy course helps you develop the essential skills you need to begin computing with confidence.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1000 Computer Careers==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Introduce the wide variety of jobs available in computing and information technology. Includes discussion of educational requirements, work environments and typical positions for many careers including programmers, developers, network administrators, systems administrators, security analysts, information technology managers and others. Students will develop a plan of study for their career of interest. Recommended for students considering a career related to computers and information technology.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1102 Microsoft Word for Personal Use==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1101 or Equivalent<br /> <br /> Introduces features such as creating, saving, editing, and printing documents. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> The student will focus on those features of WordPerfect 5.1 that will be used for creating papers, reports, and correspondence. Students will learn to use WordPerfect 5.1 software. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1105 Microsoft Windows==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Includes a study of Windows fundamentals such as the basic manipulation of a window, saving, opening, closing, and printing files; Windows Explorer; Control Panel; Searching; Help; desktop customization; and Windows Accessories. Basic hardware and software terms will be covered, as well as identification and use of common hardware components. This is a hands-on course designed for the computer novice.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1110 Microsoft Word=<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification <br /> <br /> Covers word processing skills using Microsoft Word. Students will learn the basic and advanced tools for creating, editing, and formatting documents. In addition, students will learn to customize Word, automate word processing tasks using macros, and create online forms using content controls.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1130 Intro to Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to create spreadsheets using Excel. It focuses on techniques for creating, editing, formatting, and maintaining a spreadsheet efficiently. Students will learn to sort and manipulate data using formulas and functions. Students will also learn to create and modify charts in Excel.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1130 or CS1100 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Introduces advanced features in Microsoft Excel. Students will learn to capture, format, calculate, analyze, and present data using advanced formulas, PivotTables and PivotCharts. Students will also learn to manage data ranges, tables, multiple workbooks, and automate tasks using macros.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to design, manage, and modify professional-looking presentations using PowerPoint. Students will learn how to apply the powerful tools provided by PowerPoint to create and format slides. Students will also learn how to enhance presentations using graphics, video, and audio files.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1150 Intro to Access=<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Introduces how to create and maintain a database using Access. Topics include relational database concepts, building and customizing tables, creating queries, and constructing basic forms and reports.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1151 Intermediate Access==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS1150 or consent from instructor<br /> <br /> Covers advanced form and report construction using Microsoft Access. Students will learn to use form tools to create custom forms, design reports; and maintain a database using advanced queries. Student will also perform basic data analysis using PivotTables.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1152 Access Application Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> This course will focus on Access application development tools including switchboard, macros, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Topics include documentation, SQL, complex forms/reports, error trapping, using ActiveX controls, introduction to object models including DAO and ADO, and securing a database. Students will create an original Access development project using a variety of techniques/tools.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1160 Project Management Software==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Working Knowledge of Windows. Concurrent enrollment in BUS 2320 recommended.<br /> <br /> Uses Microsoft Project to introduce project management theory and applications. Topics in this course include: creating a project to include task definition and dependencies; examinations of critical path, constraints, and earned value; allocation of resources; assigning resources and project costs; tracking progress; and sharing of project information. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> <br /> Provides an opportunity to work with common security threats and issues, as well as ways to counteract them. <br /> In today's organizational environment, almost every role involves working with computers in some manner. Recent events indicate that security breaches can happen with almost any computer user, at home or office. <br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Examines the fundamental functions of the Windows Operating System and prepares the student for the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals certification. Student may test out of this course by completing the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals Certification.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1500 Database Management Systems==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: CS1100 or equivalent experience; CIS 1150 recommended<br /> <br /> Explores issues related to the design, development, and use of computer databases. Topics covered include: database models, database design methodologies, data normalization, SQL instruction, and implementation issues. Students develop databases using several database products, which may include Access and SQL Server.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2189 Internship: Information Tech==<br /> 2-4 credits<br /> <br /> Prereq: Permission of instructor, available position, approval of sponsor<br /> <br /> Provides a supervised work experience with computer and information systems oriented toward projects utilizing skills and knowledge in programming languages, database development, management information systems, or related computer science functions. The experience is intended to result in new learning and increased capabilities for the intern and the completion of authentic work for the sponsoring organization. Internships may be arranged for 2, 3 or 4 credits upon the mutual agreement of the student, instructor and sponsoring organization. Placement depends on student qualifications and a successful interview for a particular position. Interns are required to abide by all policies governing employees and meet expectations of regular employment.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2207 Web Publishing with FrontPage==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lectur hour a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Knowledge of Windows and the Internet<br /> <br /> Introduces Web page development for non-programmers, using Microsoft FrontPage. Text, images, tables, frames, forms, and hyperlinks will be incorporated into page designs that will be published on the Web.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2210 Introduction to Macromedia Flash==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: Previous knowledge of Windows operating system and use of a microcomputer. Previous experience in Web page authoring software recommended such as CIS 2207<br /> <br /> Introduces the software Macromedia Flash, which is a graphics package used to create and add animations to Web pages. Topics include: creating and manipulating shapes, working with colors, inserting text, using layers, creating basic animations, using interactivity, including sound objects, and publishing to the Web. This course is intended for the student who wishes to add animations or a higher level of interactivity to Web pages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2280 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems==<br /> 1-4 credits; 1-4 lecture hours a week.<br /> <br /> Prereq: To be determined by the specialized topic and published in the class schedule<br /> <br /> Studies new and emerging computer information systems topics, systems, software packages, applications, management tools, and problem solving approaches. Specialized topics and applications will be determined in advance by the instructor and published in the class schedule.</div>

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<p>Ande7955: Created page with &quot;=Computer Information Systems= ==CIS 0090 Digital Literacy== 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week. Introduces basic computer concepts and skills so that people can use computer techno...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>=Computer Information Systems=<br /> ==CIS 0090 Digital Literacy==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Introduces basic computer concepts and skills so that people can use computer technology in everyday life to develop new social and economic opportunities for themselves, their families, and their communities.<br /> <br /> Whether you are entirely new to computing or have some experience, this course will help you develop a fundamental understanding of computers. The Digital Literacy course helps you develop the essential skills you need to begin computing with confidence.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1000 Computer Careers==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Introduce the wide variety of jobs available in computing and information techology. Includes discussion of educational requirements, work environments and typical positions for many careers including programmers, developers, nertwork administrators, systems administrators, security analysts, information technology managers and others. Students will develop a plan of study for their career of interest. Recommended for students considering a career related to computers and information technology.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1102 Microsoft Word for Personal Use==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS1101 or Equivalent<br /> Introduces features such as creating, saving, editing, and printing documents. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> The student will focus on those features of WordPerfect 5.1 that will be used for creating papers, reports, and correspondence. Students will learn to use WordPerfect 5.1 software. The skills learned can be transferred to other word processing software packages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1105 Microsoft Windows==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Includes a study of Windows fundamentals such as the basic manipulation of a window, saving, opening, closing, and printing files; Windows Explorer; Control Panel; Searching; Help; desktop customization; and Windows Accessories. Basic hardware and software terms will be covered, as well as identification and use of common hardware components. This is a hands-on course designed for the computer novice.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1110 Microsoft Word=<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification <br /> Covers word processing skills using Microsoft Word. Students will learn the basic and advanced tools for creating, editing, and formatting documents. In addition, students will learn to customize Word, automate word processing tasks using macros, and create online forms using content controls.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1130 Intro to Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> Introduces how to create spreadsheets using Excel. It focuses on techniques for creating, editing, formatting, and maintaining a spreadsheet efficiently. Students will learn to sort and manipulate data using formulas and functions. Students will also learn to create and modify charts in Excel.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1131 Intermediate Excel==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS1130 or CS1100 or consent from instructor<br /> Introduces advanced features in Microsoft Excel. Students will learn to capture, format, calculate, analyze, and present data using advanced formulas, PivotTables and PivotCharts. Students will also learn to manage data ranges, tables, multiple workbooks, and automate tasks using macros.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1135 Microsoft PowerPoint==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> Introduces how to design, manage, and modify professional-looking presentations using PowerPoint. Students will learn how to apply the powerful tools provided by PowerPoint to create and format slides. Students will also learn how to enhance presentations using graphics, video, and audio files.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1150 Intro to Access=<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> Introduces how to create and maintain a database using Access. Topics include relational database concepts, building and customizing tables, creating queries, and constructing basic forms and reports.<br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1151 Intermediate Access==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week<br /> Prereq: CIS1150 or consent from instructor<br /> Covers advanced form and report construction using Microsoft Access. Students will learn to use form tools to create custom forms, design reports; and maintain a database using advanced queries. Student will also perform basic data analysis using PivotTables.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1152 Access Application Development==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> This course will focus on Access application development tools including switchboard, macros, and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Topics include documentation, SQL, complex forms/reports, error trapping, using ActiveX controls, introduction to object models including DAO and ADO, and securing a database. Students will create an original Access development project using a variety of techniques/tools.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1160 Project Management Software==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> Prereq: Working Knowledge of Windows. Concurrent enrollment in BUS 2320 recommended.<br /> Uses Microsoft Project to introduce project management theory and applications. Topics in this course include: creating a project to include task definition and dependencies; examinations of critical path, constraints, and earned value; allocation of resources; assigning resources and project costs; tracking progress; and sharing of project information. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1200 Computer Security Awareness==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lecture hour a week.<br /> Prereq: CIS0090 or Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification<br /> Provides an opportunity to work with common security threats and issues, as well as ways to counteract them. <br /> In today's organizational environment, almost every role involves working with computers in some manner. Recent events indicate that security breaches can happen with almost any computer user, at home or office. <br /> <br /> Course Note: The prerequisite for this course will be waived upon proof of passing a digital literacy placement test, contact instructor for details. <br /> <br /> ==CIS 1400 Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals==<br /> 3 credits; 2 classroom hours a week, 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> Examines the fundamental functions of the Windows Operating System and prepares the student for the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals certification. Student may test out of this course by completing the Microsoft Technology Associate Windows Operating Systems Fundamentals Certification.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 1500 Database Management Systems==<br /> 3 credits; 3 lecture hours a week.<br /> Prereq: CS1100 or equivalent expeirence; CIS 1150 recommended<br /> Explores issues related to the design, development, and use of computer databases. Topics covered include: database models, database design methodologies, data normalization, SQL instruction, and implementation issues. Students develop databases using several database products, which may include Access and SQL Server.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2189 Internship: Information Tech==<br /> 2-4 credits<br /> Prereq: Permission of instructor, available position, approval of sponsor<br /> Provides a supervised work experience with computer and information systems oriented toward projects utilizing skills and knowledge in programming languages, database development, management information systems, or related computer science functions. The experience is intended to result in new learning and increased capabilities for the intern and the completion of authentic work for the sponsoring organization. Internships may be arranged for 2, 3 or 4 credits upon the mutual agreement of the student, instructor and sponsoring organization. Placement depends on student qualifications and a successful interview for a particular position. Interns are required to abide by all policies governing employees and meet expectations of regular employment.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2207 Web Publishing with FrontPage==<br /> 1 credit; 1 lectur hour a week.<br /> Prereq: Knowledge of Windows and the Internet<br /> Introduces Web page development for non-programmers, using Microsoft FrontPage. Text, images, tables, frames, forms, and hyperlinks will be incorporated into page designs that will be published on the Web.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2210 Introduction to Macromedia Flash==<br /> 2 credits; 2 lecture hours a week.<br /> Prereq: Previous knowledge of Windows operating system and use of a microcomputer. Previous experience in Web page authoring software recommended such as CIS 2207<br /> Introduces the software Macromedia Flash, which is a graphics package used to create and add animations to Web pages. Topics include: creating and manipulating shapes, working with colors, inserting text, using layers, creating basic animations, using interactivity, including sound objects, and publishing to the Web. This course is intended for the student who wishes to add animations or a higher level of interactivity to Web pages.<br /> <br /> ==CIS 2280 Special Topics in Computer Information Systems==<br /> 1-4 credits; 1-4 lecture hours a week.<br /> Prereq: To be determined by the specialized topic and published in the class schedule<br /> Studies new and emerging computer information systems topics, systems, software packages, applications, management tools, and problem solving approaches. Specialized topics and applications will be determined in advance by the instructor and published in the class schedule.</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Franske_Current_Student_Projects&diff=5473 2012-04-09T19:29:01Z

<p>Ande7955: /* CNT 2831 */</p> <hr /> <div>=SPRING 2012=<br /> ==CNT 2612==<br /> * STP Study Guide - Kevin M.<br /> * Reformating Wiki Course Guide - Billy A. &amp; Matt M.<br /> * Asterisk Configuration - C.Hermanson<br /> * Implementing QOS on a Multilayer Switch - M.Luger<br /> * Add topics to the CCNA and A+ courses - Corey Steiner<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> *<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2831==<br /> *Caesar Ciper &amp; Scytale Matt M., Billy A., Rob K.<br /> <br /> =FALL 2011=<br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Routing Protocol Comparison Chart &amp; Configuration Instructions - John Cocchiarella, Tyler Grey<br /> * IPv6 Routing Protocol Configurations - David Favilla, Christopher Abel<br /> * GPON Gigabit Passive Optical Networks (ITU-T G.948) - Jesse Thorpe<br /> * Exam Question Formatting - Josh K.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540==<br /> * Enterprise Network Case Study and Diagramming - Christopher Moosbrugger<br /> * Update CCNA 4 SDM Labs to CCP Labs - Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * Ethernet Link Aggregation - Monique<br /> * IPv6 Over IPv4 Tunnel - Clay &amp; Curt<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2722==<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2820==<br /> * Pen Testing and ethics - Curt H. and Byron S.<br /> <br /> =SPRING 2011=<br /> ==CNT 2510==<br /> * List of resources that correspond to chapter for self study - John Cocchiarella<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Add to and update [[Intro to IPv6]]<br /> * Create router/switch reference guide for CCNA 1 students<br /> * Update VirtualBox startup script and create instructions for moving VMs between home and school with new version of Virualbox<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2530==<br /> * De-tableize [[Franske CNT-2510 SP10 Schedule]] and add chapter topics<br /> * Create detailed instructions for clearing the configurations (invluding VLANs) for the [[Switch Documentation]] and [[Router Documentation]] pages<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2612==<br /> * CatOS Guide, comparison to IOS - Mike Kaschner, Nouthou Vang, Mark Benolken<br /> <br /> * Cisco IOS Command Shortcuts - Monique Moison, Greg Haug<br /> <br /> =FALL 2010=<br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> * [[Understanding Linux Permission Sets]] - Casey McBride<br /> * [[How to Setup NAT|NAT with a Linux System]] - Tsega Terefe<br /> * Alphabetical Linux Command List - Don Bliss<br /> * Linux vs. Windows 7 vs. Mac OS X - Andrew Westin<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540==<br /> * Lab Maintenance - Samuel Francis<br /> * Update/Correct Frame Relay and ISDN Labs - Adam Nelson &amp; Dan Martin</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Franske_Current_Student_Projects&diff=5472 2012-04-09T19:28:44Z

<p>Ande7955: /* CNT 2831 */</p> <hr /> <div>=SPRING 2012=<br /> ==CNT 2612==<br /> * STP Study Guide - Kevin M.<br /> * Reformating Wiki Course Guide - Billy A. &amp; Matt M.<br /> * Asterisk Configuration - C.Hermanson<br /> * Implementing QOS on a Multilayer Switch - M.Luger<br /> * Add topics to the CCNA and A+ courses - Corey Steiner<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> *<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2831==<br /> *<br /> Caesar Ciper &amp; Scytale Matt M., Billy A., Rob K.<br /> <br /> =FALL 2011=<br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Routing Protocol Comparison Chart &amp; Configuration Instructions - John Cocchiarella, Tyler Grey<br /> * IPv6 Routing Protocol Configurations - David Favilla, Christopher Abel<br /> * GPON Gigabit Passive Optical Networks (ITU-T G.948) - Jesse Thorpe<br /> * Exam Question Formatting - Josh K.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540==<br /> * Enterprise Network Case Study and Diagramming - Christopher Moosbrugger<br /> * Update CCNA 4 SDM Labs to CCP Labs - Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * Ethernet Link Aggregation - Monique<br /> * IPv6 Over IPv4 Tunnel - Clay &amp; Curt<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2722==<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2820==<br /> * Pen Testing and ethics - Curt H. and Byron S.<br /> <br /> =SPRING 2011=<br /> ==CNT 2510==<br /> * List of resources that correspond to chapter for self study - John Cocchiarella<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Add to and update [[Intro to IPv6]]<br /> * Create router/switch reference guide for CCNA 1 students<br /> * Update VirtualBox startup script and create instructions for moving VMs between home and school with new version of Virualbox<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2530==<br /> * De-tableize [[Franske CNT-2510 SP10 Schedule]] and add chapter topics<br /> * Create detailed instructions for clearing the configurations (invluding VLANs) for the [[Switch Documentation]] and [[Router Documentation]] pages<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2612==<br /> * CatOS Guide, comparison to IOS - Mike Kaschner, Nouthou Vang, Mark Benolken<br /> <br /> * Cisco IOS Command Shortcuts - Monique Moison, Greg Haug<br /> <br /> =FALL 2010=<br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> * [[Understanding Linux Permission Sets]] - Casey McBride<br /> * [[How to Setup NAT|NAT with a Linux System]] - Tsega Terefe<br /> * Alphabetical Linux Command List - Don Bliss<br /> * Linux vs. Windows 7 vs. Mac OS X - Andrew Westin<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540==<br /> * Lab Maintenance - Samuel Francis<br /> * Update/Correct Frame Relay and ISDN Labs - Adam Nelson &amp; Dan Martin</div>

Ande7955 https://wiki.ihitc.net/mediawiki/index.php?title=Franske_Current_Student_Projects&diff=5266 2012-02-29T20:34:00Z

<p>Ande7955: /* CNT 2612 */</p> <hr /> <div>=SPRING 2012=<br /> ==CNT 2612==<br /> *STP Study Guide - Kevin M.<br /> * Reformating Wiki Course Guide - Billy A. &amp; Matt M.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> *<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2831==<br /> *<br /> <br /> =FALL 2011=<br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Routing Protocol Comparison Chart &amp; Configuration Instructions - John Cocchiarella, Tyler Grey<br /> * IPv6 Routing Protocol Configurations - David Favilla, Christopher Abel<br /> * GPON Gigabit Passive Optical Networks (ITU-T G.948) - Jesse Thorpe<br /> * Exam Question Formatting - Josh K.<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540==<br /> * Enterprise Network Case Study and Diagramming - Christopher Moosbrugger<br /> * Update CCNA 4 SDM Labs to CCP Labs - Billy &amp; Matt<br /> * Ethernet Link Aggregation - Monique<br /> * IPv6 Over IPv4 Tunnel - Clay &amp; Curt<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2722==<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2820==<br /> * Pen Testing and ethics - Curt H. and Byron S.<br /> <br /> =SPRING 2011=<br /> ==CNT 2510==<br /> * List of resources that correspond to chapter for self study - John Cocchiarella<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2520==<br /> * Add to and update [[Intro to IPv6]]<br /> * Create router/switch reference guide for CCNA 1 students<br /> * Update VirtualBox startup script and create instructions for moving VMs between home and school with new version of Virualbox<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2530==<br /> * De-tableize [[Franske CNT-2510 SP10 Schedule]] and add chapter topics<br /> * Create detailed instructions for clearing the configurations (invluding VLANs) for the [[Switch Documentation]] and [[Router Documentation]] pages<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2612==<br /> * CatOS Guide, comparison to IOS - Mike Kaschner, Nouthou Vang, Mark Benolken<br /> <br /> =FALL 2010=<br /> ==CNT 2311==<br /> * [[Understanding Linux Permission Sets]] - Casey McBride<br /> * [[How to Setup NAT|NAT with a Linux System]] - Tsega Terefe<br /> * Alphabetical Linux Command List - Don Bliss<br /> * Linux vs. Windows 7 vs. Mac OS X - Andrew Westin<br /> <br /> ==CNT 2540==<br /> * Lab Maintenance - Samuel Francis<br /> * Update/Correct Frame Relay and ISDN Labs - Adam Nelson &amp; Dan Martin</div>

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