2006-07 College Catalog - South Florida State College

5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXCET 2793 WINDOWS NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE3 cr. hrs.This course provides students with the knowledge and skillsrequired to install, manage, monitor, configure and troubleshootDNS, DHCP, Remote Access, Network Protocols, IPRouting and WINS in a Microsoft Windows Operating Systemenvironment. Completion of this course will preparestudents to take Microsoft’s Certification Exam requiringknowledge of how to implement and administer the MicrosoftWindows Network Infrastructure environment. Prerequisite:CET 2792. Lab Fee. (OA)CET 2794 MICROSOFT DIRECTORY SERVICES3 cr. hrs.This course provides students with the core knowledgeneeded for supporting Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.The curriculum is designed to train students andsupport professionals in all the skills needed to design,implement, and support a Windows Server object orienteddirectories including server analysis and optimization, networkanalysis and optimization; and troubleshooting in theenterprise environment. Completion of this course will preparestudents to take Microsoft’s Certification exam whichincludes implementing and administering Microsoft WindowsDirectory Services infrastructure. Prerequisite: CET2792. Lab Fee. (OA)CET 2796 DESIGNING SECURITY FOR A MICROSOFTWINDOWS NETWORK3 cr. hrs.This course provides the knowledge and skills required tocontrol and audit access to Microsoft Windows resources,setup authentication and encryption. It also provides theknowledge and skills to analyze the business, security andtechnical requirements required to operate medium to verylarge computing environments. Completion of this coursewill prepare students to for Microsoft’s Certification Examwhich includes designing security in a Microsoft WindowsNetwork. Prerequisite: CET 2792. Lab Fee. (OA)CET 2797 DESIGNING A WINDOWS NETWORK INFRA-STRUCTURE3 cr. hrs.This course provides the knowledge and skills required tomodify and design a Windows networking topology. It willalso teach the required skills needed to design for Internetand WAN infrastructures, and methods used to design amanagement and implementation strategy for Windowsnetworking. Completion of this course will prepare studentsto take Microsoft’s certification exam which includes theknowledge to design a Microsoft Windows network infrastructure.Prerequisite: CET 2792. Lab Fee. (OA)CET 2905SEMINAR IN BIOMEDICAL ELECTRONIC SYS-TEMS (OA)1-4 cr. hrs.CET 2930C SELECTED TOPICS IN COMPUTER NET-WORKING (OA) 1-4 cr. hrs.CET 2941INTERNSHIP IN MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY (OA)3 cr. hrs.CGS1100C INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTERSUSING WINDOWS2-3 cr. hrs.An introduction to the components and uses of microcomputersystems. Basic computing concepts including input,output, processing, secondary storage, operating systems,data communications, software applications, and ethicaland responsible computer use will be covered. The studentwill also gain hands-on experience in word processing,spreadsheet, database, graphics, and software integrationusing Microsoft Office software. (Students who havetaken CGS 1560C or who took CGS 1160C prior to January1995 may take this course for credit.) Lab Fee. (TR)CGS1555C INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET 1 cr. hr.This course introduces students to the use of the Internetas an information resource tool. Searching the World WideWeb for data and information, printing web pages, and copyinginformation from Internet into other software applicationswill be explored. Principles of electronic mail will becovered. Students will also create simple web pages usingweb design tools. Prerequisite: CGS 1100C orInstructor’s approval. Offered on Demand. Lab Fee. (OA)CGS2510C INTRODUCTION TO SPREADSHEETS3 cr. hrs.A study of electronic spreadsheet construction techniques.Topics to be discussed include spreadsheet design; usingthe command structure; making, copying, and movingcell entries; arithmetic operations and formulas; formattingcells; using built-in functions; using lookup tables; linkingspreadsheets; creating graphs; printing output; and designingand implementing macros. Prerequisite: CGS 1100Cor Instructor’s approval. Offered on Highlands CampusFall and Spring terms. Lab Fee. (TR)157