Network Fundamentals - 3 credits
10150101         
An introduction to networking that includes terminology, basic concepts of planning, designing, implementing, troubleshooting and administration. Topics included are peer-to-peer versus server-based networks, network topologies, media, interface cards, protocols and architectures. An in-depth coverage of the OSI model is included. Corequisite: Windows Operating Systems 10103102 or Microsoft Office - Beginning 10103106

PC Troubleshooting-Beginning - 3 credits
10150110         
Develops skill in PC hardware and software troubleshooting including installation of hardware components and problem determination and correction of malfunctioning hardware and software. Prerequisites: Network Fundamentals 10150101; Windows Operating Systems 10103102 or Microsoft Office - Beginning 10103106

Systems Analysis - 3 credits
10152170         
A practical course which provides an overview of the Systems Development Life Cycle and then focuses in on the analysis phase of real world computer and manual systems. Students learn concepts, techniques, and tools to aid in the analysis of existing systems, the identification of user requirements, and the design of database files. Both written and oral communications will be emphasized. Most of the work will be done in groups. Prerequisite: Programming Logic-Beginning 10152101

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