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Web Technology, AASWEB COMMERCE OPTIONDivision of Computer Technology/BusinessStudents in Web commerce will learn the computer and design skills to create an electronic commerce Web site. Emphasisis placed upon programming languages and technologies that will drive business practices in the 21st century. Coursework concentrates on systems widely used throughout the global economy.Career OpportunitiesGraduates of this program are prepared to provide technical expertise and support in an integrated electronic commerceenvironment and may find jobs in Web design, Web development and Web programming.Program Learning OutcomesThis curriculum is designed to prepare students to:• blend Web design, computer technology, and business commerce expertise for delivery over the Internet• provide a framework for building collaborative service environments for online commerce• specify and evaluate technical solutions to e-commerce problems• develop, test, implement, and maintain computer programs for an e-business function• provide networking and software expertise to other members of the organization• identify the resources necessary to maintain technical skills as electronic commerce continues to evolve197PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (TOTAL CREDITS – 61)General EducationCPT 150 Microcomputer Concepts 3ENG 161 <strong>College</strong> Writing 3ENG 162 Technical Comm.or 3ENG 163 Business Comm.SPC 155 Effective Speechor 3SPC 156 Interpersonal Comm.Mathematics Elective 3Social Science Elective 318MajorCPT 196 Access for Windows 3CPT 235 Database Mgmnt. Systems 3CPT 277 E-Commerce Technology 3WEB 102 Acrobat Essentials 1WEB 110 Web Design 3WEB 140 Dreamweaver - Basic 3WEB 190 Dreamweaver Adv. 3WEB 200 Web Technologies 3WEB 201 Web Design/Web Strds. 3WEB 203 XHTML and CSS 3WEB 206 JavaScript 3WEB 235 Interactive Design 3WEB 295 Web Architecture✦or 3WEB 199 Web Internship ____37✦capstone courseOther Related CoursesBUS 245 Prin. of Marketing 3MKT 254 Advertising & Promo. 36RECOMMENDED SEQUENCE FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTSPart-time students can complete this program by taking one or more courses each semester.Fall SemesterCPT 150 3ENG 161 3WEB 102 1WEB 110 3WEB 140 3Mathematics Elective 316Spring SemesterBUS 245 3CPT 196 3CPT 277 3ENG 162 or 163 3WEB 190 315Fall SemesterCPT 235 3WEB 200 3WEB 203 3WEB 235 3Social Science Elective 315Spring SemesterMKT 254 3SPC 155 or 156 3WEB 199 or 295 3WEB 201 3WEB 206 315
Web Technology, AASWEB PUBLISHING OPTIONDivision of Computer Technology/Business198The Web publishing option is designed to provide students with the knowledge needed to design and implement effective,dynamic Web sites. Students build static and dynamic Web sites utilizing the most current versions of industry standardapplications and the scripting and programming languages that drive the Web. As sites take on an ever-more-important positionin the operation of business, from commerce to communication, Web publishers play an increasingly significant rolein a company’s success.Career OpportunitiesGraduates have a range of expertise and interests that determine their selection of occupation within the fields of Webdesign, Web content management, Web master, technical support, corporate communications and Web site production.Program Learning OutcomesThe curriculum is designed to prepare students to:• demonstrate knowledge of design principles in the creation of images and Web pages for the Internet• demonstrate proficiency in the design, development and administration of database systems to support workplace needs• apply animation and digital imaging technologies in the development of Web pages and images for use on the Internet• utilize appropriate scripting technologies to generate dynamic, interactive Web pages and perform other server andclient-side processing functions• demonstrate proficiency in the installation, configuration, and administration of Web servers and Web sites• demonstrate knowledge of Internet-based business strategies of marketing, e-commerce and security• work effectively as part of an information technology team and provide appropriate Web technology support to internaland external clients• demonstrate academic knowledge required of all graduates including competency in: critical thinking, writing, informationliteracy, oral communication and quantitative reasoning• identify career and transfer options and assume a professional role in the workplacePROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (TOTAL CREDITS — 61)General EducationCPT 150 Microcomputer Concepts 3ENG 161 <strong>College</strong> Writing 3ENG 162 Technical Comm.orENG 163 Business Comm. 3SPC 155 Effective Speechor 3SPC 156 Interpersonal Comm.Mathematics Elective 3Social Science Elective 318MajorCPT 196 Access for Windows 3CPT 277 E-Commerce Technology 3WEB 110 Web Design 3WEB 120 Flash 3WEB 140 Dreamweaver - Basic 3WEB 162 Fireworks 3WEB 190 Dreamweaver Adv. 3WEB 201 Web Design/Web Stdrds.3WEB 203 XHTML & CSS 3WEB 200 Web Technologies 3WEB 235 Interactive Design 3WEB 250 Web Solutions 3WEB 295 Web Architecture✦or 3WEB 199 Web Internship39✦capstone courseOther Required CoursesMKT 254 Advert. and Promo. 3WEB 102 Acrobat Essentials 14RECOMMENDED SEQUENCE FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTSPart-time students can complete this program by taking one or more courses each semester.Fall SemesterCPT 150 3ENG 161 3WEB 110 3WEB 120 3WEB 140 315Spring SemesterCPT 196 3MKT 254 3WEB 162 3WEB 190 3WEB 201 315Fall SemesterENG 162 or 163 3SPC 155 or 156 3WEB 102 1WEB 200 3WEB 203 3WEB 235 316Spring SemesterCPT 277 3WEB 250 3WEB 295 or 199 3Social Science Elective 3Mathematics Elective 315
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WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLE
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WCCC PROFILE5Founded: 1970Location:
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WCCC EDUCATION CENTERS7Fayette Coun
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ADMISSIONS9• The POS Perkins Stat
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ADMISSIONS11degree or diploma are n
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EXPENSES AND FINANCIAL AID13Tuition
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EXPENSES AND FINANCIAL AID15FINANCI
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SCHOLARSHIPS17GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS
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SCHOLARSHIPS19SPECIAL CRITERIA SCHO
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SCHOLARSHIPS21PROGRAM SPECIFIC SCHO
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SCHOLARSHIPS23PROGRAM SPECIFIC SCHO
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION25Unit of Credi
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION27College Learn
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION29Critical Thin
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PROGRAMS OF STUDYACCOUNTINGAccounti
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMSWCCC offers the as
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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE (AA)Electi
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Teacher Education, AA(SECONDARY OR
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GUIDE TO SELECTING COURSES FOR TRAN
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Associate of Fine Arts, AFAART THER
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Associate of Fine Arts Degree, AFAV
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Accounting, AASDivision of Computer
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Architectural Drafting and Design,
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Baking and Pastry, AASAPPRENTICESHI
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Baking and Pastry, AASNON-APPRENTIC
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Baking and Pastry, CertificateNON-A
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BusinessThe growth of the Internet
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Business, AASGENERAL MANAGEMENT OPT
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Business, AASMARKETING MANAGEMENT O
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Business, AASSMALL BUSINESS MANAGEM
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Business, DiplomaDivision of Comput
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Business, CertificateHUMAN RESOURCE
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Business, CertificateSUPPLY CHAIN M
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Clinical Laboratory Technology, AAS
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Clinical Laboratory Technology, AAS
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Computer Information Security, Cert
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Computer Numerical Control Technolo
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Computer Systems Electronics Techno
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Computer Technology, AASNETWORKING
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Computer Technology, AASTECHNICAL S
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Computer Technology, DiplomaCOMPUTE
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Computer Technology, CertificateDAT
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Computer Technology, CertificateNET
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Criminal Justice, AASDivision of Pu
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Criminal Justice, CertificateCORREC
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Culinary Arts, AASAPPRENTICESHIP OP
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Culinary Arts, DiplomaAPPRENTICESHI
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Culinary Arts, AASNON-APPRENTICESHI
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Dental Assisting, DiplomaDivision o
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Dental Assisting, Diploma(CONTINUED
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Dental Hygiene, AAS(CONTINUED)Divis
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Diagnostic Medical Sonography, AAS(
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Diagnostic Medical Sonography, AAS(
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Dietetic Technology/Nutritional Ser
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Drafting and Design Technology, AAS
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Education/Pre-K -Grade 4, AASDivisi
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Education/Pre-K-Grade 4, Certificat
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Electrical Utility Technology, AAS(
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Engineering Technology, AASWorkforc
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Expanded Functions Dental Assisting
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Fire Science Technology, DiplomaWor
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Forensic Science, CertificateFORENS
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Graphic CommunicationsGRAPHICS & PU
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Graphic Communications, Certificate
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Heating, Ventilation, Air-Condition
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Homeland Security, AASWorkforce Dev
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Horticulture, AASFLORICULTURE OPTIO
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Horticulture, AASTURFGRASS MANAGEME
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Horticulture, CertificateLANDSCAPE
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Hotel/Motel Management, Certificate
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Page 204 and 205: COURSE DESCRIPTIONSIndex of Courses
Page 206 and 207: ART 142—TYPOGRAPHY 1-4-3Introduct
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Page 210 and 211: BUS 261—INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 3-
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RBT 210—ROBOTIC TEAMING 3-2-4Robo
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WEB 110—WEB DESIGN 3-0-3An explor
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STUDENT SERVICES AND RESOURCESTDD &
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STUDENT SERVICES AND RESOURCESWirel
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STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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STUDENT LIFEIntercollegiate Athleti
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STUDENT LIFEHorticulture ClubThe Ho
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PERSONNEL DIRECTORYBOARD OF TRUSTEE
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PERSONNEL DIRECTORYELIZABETH N. GWY
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PERSONNEL DIRECTORYPATRICIA E. GUTH
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PERSONNEL DIRECTORYPROFESSIONAL STA
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PERSONNEL DIRECTORYWCCC EDUCATION F
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LOCATIONS AND FACILITIESFounders Ha
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LOCATIONS AND FACILITIESScience Hal
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INDEXEvents, Scheduling . . . . . .
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INDEXStudent Development Center . .
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MAJORSDRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGYD
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