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knowledge regarding Internet connectivity,
security and Web technical development. The
class is designed to give skills necessary to be
an Internet technician professional. Students
will gain skills necessary for implementing
and maintaining Internet, Intranet and
Extranet infrastructure and services as well as
development of relation applications.
CNT 200 Introduction to Networking
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
This course introduces the student to the
underlying concepts of data communications,
telecommunications and networking. It focuses
on the terminology and technologies in
current networking environments and is
meant to provide a general overview of the
field of networking as a basis for continued
study in the field.
CNT 201 Local Area Networks
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This course builds upon networking fundamentals.
It provides a detailed overview of
LANs (Local Area Networks), the client/server
model, and common networking systems.
CNT 237 Administering a Microsoft
SQL Server 2000 Database
4 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 234
Proficient using the Windows 2000 Advanced
Server. Gene4ral knowledge of computer
hardware and software components, including
memory, hard disk, central processing units,
and operating systems. General knowledge of
networking concepts, including network operating
system and local area network (LAN).
CNT 202 Wide Area Networks
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This course covers networking topics related
to Wide Area Networks (WANs). These topics
include the telecommunications components
and concepts used to build WANs, as
well as the protocols used to transport voice
and data over a wide area. Topics include
point-to-point services, integrated digital network,
frame relay, cell relay, ATM, SMDS
and SONET.
CNT 203 TCP/IP and Networking
Architectures
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This course outlines four important networking
architectures in corporate environments
today: TCP/IP, SNA, AppleTalk, and DNA.
The major components and functions of each
of these architectures are discussed, as well as
methods used to connect different architectures.
This course provides students with concepts
that are important to the field of systems
integration, as well as a conceptual basis for
understanding network architectures.
CNT 204 Introduction to Internet
Technologies
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This course outlines the important Internet
technologies in use today. The major components
and functions of each of these technologies
are discussed, as well as methods used to
connect different technologies. This course
provides the students with concepts that are
important to the field of systems integration
with the Internet, as well as a conceptual basis
for understanding Internet technologies.
CNT 205 Internetworking
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This is an advanced course intended for networking
professionals and students who
already grasp the general concepts of data
communications and networking, but would
like a more detailed understanding of internetworking.
Techniques and components for
managing network growth and connecting
disparate network architectures will be presented
and solutions to internetworking problems
will be developed.
CNT 206 Processes and Protocols
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This is an advanced course intended for networking
professionals and students who
already grasp the general concepts of data
communications and networking, but would
like a more detailed understanding of the processing
and protocols of internetworking.
Techniques and components of processing
and protocols for managing networks and
connecting disparate network architectures
will be presented and solutions to processing
and protocol problems will be developed.
CNT 207 Network Analysis and
Design
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 200
This is an advanced course intended for networking
professionals and students who grasp
the basic concepts of networking but would
like to understand methods used to analyze,
design, and manage LANs and point-to-point
networks. Exercises are geared toward learning
techniques used to design and analyze
networks.
CNT 231 MS Windows 2000
Network and Operating Essentials
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CIS 115 or equivalent knowledge
or experience
This course provides students who are new to
Microsoft Windows 2000 with the knowledge
necessary to understand and identify the tasks
involved in supporting Windows 2000 networks.
This is an introductory course
designed to provide an overview of networking
concepts and how they are implemented
in Windows 2000. It also provides students
with the knowledge and skills required for
course CNT 232, Implementing Windows
2000 Professional and Server.
CNT 232 Implementing Windows
2000 Professional and Server
3 Credits
Co-requisite: Computer Lab
Prerequisite: CNT 231
This course provides students with the knowledge
and skills necessary to install and configure
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
on stand-alone and client computers that are
part of a work group or domain. In addition,
this course provides the skills and knowledge
necessary to install and configure Windows
2000 Server to create file print, Web, and
Terminal servers. It also covers the prerequisite
for course CNT 233, Implementing a
Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure.
CNT 233 Implementing a Windows
2000 Network Infrastructure
3 Credits
Prerequisite: CNT 232
This course is for support professionals who
are new to Microsoft Windows 2000 and will
be responsible for installing, configuring,
managing, and supporting a network infrastructure
that uses the Microsoft Windows
2000 Server products. It also provides stu-
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