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wireless networks, providing public wireless access, and wireless
network design. Students will learn how to perform site surveys,
spectrum analysis, and how to maximize wireless network
performance.
introduction to word processing, spreadsheets, database
management, computer graphics, and maintenance.
Prerequisite CIT 256
CPL 100 or equivalent experience is the prerequisite for all
CPL 10x. Equivalent experience can be determined by
answering YES to ALL the following questions:
• Have you ever used a computer before?
• Are you comfortable using a keyboard?
• Are you comfortable using a mouse?
• Do you understand basic computer terminology?
Folders, Filenames,
• Devices, Hardware, Software
• Can you Create, Open, Print, and Save a file?
• Can you manage computer files, folders, and disks?
• Do you have any experience using Microsoft Windows
10?
Prerequisite None
CIT 258
NETWORK THREAT DETECTION AND
2 (2-0)
PENETRATION TESTING
This course focuses on computer network threats and how to
identify and protect against them. Students will implement
Intrusion Detection Systems that monitor networks for malicious
activities or policy violations. Students will also perform
penetration testing on their own networks to detect possible
threats before they can be exploited.
Prerequisite CIT 257
CIT 260
HTML PROGRAMMING
2 (2-0)
This course provides students with the HTML programming skills
necessary for web page and web site development. Both
introductory and intermediate topics are covered. Students will
progress by developing simple personal web pages and
commercial web sites. All development will use the most current
HTML standards.
CPL 101
COMPUTER LITERACY - DATABASE
1 (0-1)
Designed to develop the basic understanding and use of a database
management system. Topics include those activities needed to
design and create a typical database: the use of procedures to
create, search, sort, and edit the database, and to create and print
forms and formatted output.
Prerequisite None
CIT 265
JAVASCRIPT PROGRAMMING
2 (2-0)
This course requires knowledge of HTML and CSS and is an ideal
transition from HTML to more advanced web technologies and
Web 2.0 tools. As students explore the fundamentals of JavaScript,
they gain an understanding of how to implement interactivity,
special effects, and enhanced functionality in web development.
Prerequisite CPL 100 or equivalent experience
CPL 102
COMPUTER LITERACY - COMPUTER
1 (0-1)
GRAPHICS
This course is a beginning course in Computer Graphics for all types
of students. It will include topics in type selection and
manipulation, business orientated graphic applications,
presentation graphics, and graphic arts techniques.
Prerequisite CIT 260
CIT 280
ADVANCED TOPICS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
4(2-4)
Students can work as individuals or in groups to solve software
development and design problems. Students may choose
programming language based on previous class work and interests.
This course will give students a broad overview of the software
lifecycle and the development process.
It will provide students with an understanding of how software
engineering helps to manage software development within a
division of labor. Requires weekly reports and demonstration of
skills through regular project checkpoints.
Prerequisite CPL 100 or equivalent experience
CPL 104
COMPUTER LITERACY - SPREADSHEETS
1 (0-1)
A hands-on introduction to spreadsheets using the Microsoft Excel
software. Its main objective is to provide each student with a
working knowledge of spreadsheet software.
Prerequisite CPL 100 or equivalent experience
CPL 105
COMPUTER LITERACY - WORDPROCESSING
1 (0-1)
An introductory computer literacy course designed to teach the
student basic word processing skills on a microcomputer to create,
edit, store, and print documents using Microsoft Word software.
Prerequisite CIT 190 OR CIT 200
COMPUTER LITERACY (CPL)
Prerequisite CPL 100 or equivalent experience
CPL 100
COMPUTER LITERACY – INTRODUCTION
1 (0-1)
Provides an awareness of computers and the effects of this
technology on our culture, our jobs, and our lives. Individuals will
gain knowledge of Computer terminology and current capabilities,
limitations, and potential of computers. Lab activities include
CPL 108
COMPUTER LITERACY - POWERPOINT
1 (0-1)
An introductory course for the uses and functions of Windows
presentations. Emphasis is on basic concepts and the
fundamentals of creating useful presentations and application to
practical business problems.
Prerequisite CPL 100 or equivalent experience
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