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Technology | Telecommunications
High-Performance Manufacturing/Engineering | Marketing
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Technology
Course description
Can you recognize
and solve the most common technical problems associated with personal
computers(PCs)?
Would you like to build the Ultimate Gaming Machine and test it on a network that you set up in class?
Develop the skills to build and repair custom PCs for gaming, multimedia, home theater, workstation, server, and web surfing applications. Setup and secure wireless home networks. Experience this and more as you prepare for the A+ certification exams offered by CompTIA (Computing Technology Industry Association).
Course description
Go beyond the limits of a single
computer and discover the endless possibilities of computer-based networks.
Share music and printers, setup servers that can store thousands
of bits of data, or host a LAN (Local Area Network) gaming party;
Discover how your favorite portable device communicates across the
Internet. Even explore the behind-the-scenes action of computer forensics
and install protection against intruders and hackers. If one computer
is fun to use, imagine the fun in controlling hundreds of computers
or more! Learn these skills and much more in the two-year Computer
Network Administration (CNA) program. Students will prepare for the
CompTIA Network + and the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)
Server certification exams.
Course description
This two-year program helps students
develop the skills and learn the principles involved in advertising design.
Students also learn the development and function of advertising and
the production processes involved. Students will learn to cross technical
and visual boundaries by using the elements of graphic design and
computer graphic arts.
Additional elements covered are design, illustration, typography,
photography, computer graphics, advertising techniques, and preparation
of camera-ready copy for print material. Students will prepare for
the Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) certification exams and the National
Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) assessment in Advertising
Design.
Course description
Are you considering
a future career that involves working with the Internet?
This dynamic, two-year course of study prepares students for future opportunities in the rapidly growing Internet careers of webmaster, site developer, multimedia designer, and information architect. Students will learn HTML, XHTML (business HTML programming), Dreamweaver, beginning FLASH, introductory JavaScript, Apache web server software, photo and video editing, and gain practical experience in digital photography and producing videos. Qualified students will be eligible to obtain the Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) Foundations certification in HTML, Internet Business aspects, networking for a web server; and advanced certification for Site Designer, which includes Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, and JavaScript
Course description
This is an
introductory course for students to learn to program write computer programs using animation.
Students will work in a 3D interactive environment to learn the fundamental programming concepts. After students have learned the concepts in computer programming, they will learn to develop programs using the Visual Basic.NET programming language. Students will prepare for the Brainbench credentialing exams for Computer Programming Concepts and Visual Basic.NET.
Course description
Students will learn and
write programs and create their own games using Visual Studio and XNA Game Studio.
The student is introduced to event-driven programming using the Visual C# environment. The course focuses on C# programming concepts, enforcing good programming style, logical thinking, and the object-oriented model. Students will prepare for the Brainbench credentialing exams for Computer Programming Concepts and C# Programming.
Prerequisite(s):
Software and Game Development (AT6641) or;
Formal programming instruction and experience in C++, JAVA, or another programming language.
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