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CMIT 377 Windows 2000 Directory ServicesInfrastructure (3)(Formerly CMIT 377M.) Prerequisite: CMIT 367. The developmentof the knowledge and skills necessary to install, configure,manage, and support the Windows 2000 Active Directory service.Topics include understanding the logical and physical structure ofActive Directory, configuring the domain name service to supportActive Directory, creating and administering user accounts andgroup resources, controlling Active Directory objects, implementingand using group policy, managing replication of Active Directory,and maintaining and restoring the Active Directory database. Handsonexercises are included. Students may receive credit for only one ofthe following courses: CMIT 377 or CMIT 377M.CMIT 381 Oracle DatabaseAdministration (3)(Formerly CMIT 381O.) Prerequisite: CMIT 261. A foundationin basic database administration tasks. Focus is on gaining a conceptualunderstanding of the Oracle9i database architecture andhow the architectural structures work and interact with oneanother. Topics include how to create an operational database andproperly manage the various structures in an effective and efficientmanner. Hands-on exercises include configuring networkparameters so that database clients and tools can communicatewith an Oracle database server. Backup and recovery techniquesare introduced, and various backup, failure, and restoration andrecovery scenarios are examined. Students may receive credit foronly one of the following courses: CMIT 381 or CMIT 381O.CMIT 391 UNIX System Administration (3)(Formerly CMIS 390.) Prerequisite: CMIS 325. An in-depthexamination of UNIX internals, including loading, configuring,and maintaining UNIX operating systems. Both theory andhands-on experience are provided in boot-up and shutdownprocesses; file system creation and structure; system maintenanceand security, especially in the network file system and networkinformation system; and UNIX Internet provider network configurationand maintenance. The Red Hat Linux operating system isused for all lab work. Students may receive credit for only one ofthe following courses: CMIS 390, CMIS 391, or CMIS 398U.CMIT 392 Designing and ImplementingDatabases with SQL Server (3)(Formerly CMIT 392M.) Recommended: An understandingof relational database concepts. The development of the knowledgeand skills necessary to design and implement databases withSQL Server. Topics include developing a logical data model, derivingthe physical design, devising data services, creating andexecuting stored procedures, and constructing and maintaininga physical database. Hands-on exercises are included. Studentsmay receive credit for only one of the following courses: CMIT392 or CMIT 392M.CMIT 394 Data Warehousing Using SQLServer (3)(Formerly CMIT 394M.) Recommended: An understanding ofrelational database concepts. A study of design and implementationof data warehouse solutions using SQL Server. Topics includedefining the technical architecture for a data warehouse solution,developing the logical design, deriving the physical design, objectlinking and embedding, open database connectivity, ActiveX DataObjects, file management, data integrity, online analytical processing,monitoring and optimizing performance, and backup anddisaster recovery. Hands-on exercises are included. Students mayreceive credit for only one of the following courses: CMIT 394 orCMIT 394M.CMIT 476 Designing a Windows NetworkInfrastructure (2)(Formerly CMIT 476M.) Prerequisite: CMIT 367; CMIT 376recommended. The development of the knowledge and skills necessaryto design a Windows 2000 network infrastructure. Topicsinclude building a networking services foundation, designinginternet and extranet connectivity solutions, and creating an integratednetwork services infrastructure design and network servicedesign to support applications. Students may receive credit foronly one of the following courses: CMIT 476 or CMIT 476M.CMIT 477 Designing a Windows ActiveDirectory (2)(Formerly CMIT 477M.) Prerequisite: CMIT 367; CMIT 377recommended. A study of Active Directory design issues. Topicsinclude naming strategy, delegation of administrative authority,schema policy, group policy support, infrastructure, and domainand multiple domain structure. Students may receive credit foronly one of the following courses: CMIT 477 or CMIT 477M.144