2011 - 2012 Student Calendar - Helena College of Technology

Course DescriptionsCSCI242 Enterprise ApplicationsCredits: 4 Offered Spring SemesterPrerequisite: CSCI111, CSCI240This course is specific to Oracle’s Enterprise Developmentapplications. The topics covered are applicable to otherenterprise database platforms such as IBM’s DB2. Studentswill get in-depth hands-on experience creating numerousincreasingly complex applications using JDeveloper and BPELDesigner. Java topics related to Oracle Applications will includeJDBC database connectivity, mid-tier and Java in the Databaseas stored procedures, SQLJ, Web Services, and SOA.CSCI276 Application SecurityCredits: 2Prerequisites: CSCI110The course studies the best practices in the development ofsecure software applications. Through code reviews, studentswill analyze and test application code for security vulnerabilitiessuch as SQL injection, XML injection, cross site scripting, bufferoverflow, and improper error handling. Students will analyzedifferent types of security attacks and discuss countermeasuresto safeguard applications and data. Security issues of particularprogramming languages, platforms, and application typeswill also be discussed. Network and physical security arenot covered in this course but are covered in ITS218 NetworkSecurity.CSCI292 Independent StudyCredits: 1-3Prerequisites: Upon instructor approvalThis course is designed to meet specific learning needs ofstudents. Typically, such independent study projects focuson learning opportunities not otherwise offered in our collegecurriculum. The student must seek prior approval of aninstructor willing to serve as faculty sponsor. The student theninitiates a proposal describing, among other things, the numberof hours to be spent on the study project, specific learningoutcomes, and how evaluation is to be accomplished. Theapproved proposal will have signatures of the student, facultysponsor, division chair, and the Associate Dean.CSCI298 InternshipCredits: 1-3Prerequisites: upon instructor approvalDesigned for the student who takes the initiative to performwork outside of and in addition to the normal school curriculum.If done properly, it can be a highly rewarding experience andaid the student’s transition from school to work.CSCI299 Thesis/CapstoneCredits: 2Prerequisites: Instructor approvalThis course is a self-directed, integrated, and applied learningopportunity that integrates the coursework, knowledge, andskills gained in Computer Technology coursework. Studentswill be matched with an organization that needs assistance onan Information Technology project. Students will work withthe organization and assigned Computer Technology Facultyto complete the project. Project demonstration and requireddocumentation will be presented at project completion.CSTN100 Fundamentals of Construction TechnologyCredits: 3Prerequisites: noneStudents in attendance will learn the importance that safetyhas in the construction industry. Students will learn to identifyand follow safe work practices as well as inspection of powerequipment (portable and stationary) and hand tools. Studentswill also demonstrate the safe and proper use of each tool.CSTN120 Carpentry Basics and Rough-In FramingCredits: 5Prerequisites: CSTN100This course will introduce the student to the differentcomponents used for residential floor systems (joists, rim joisthangers, etc.) wall systems (king studs, timmer studs, headers,wall plates, rough sills, etc.) roof systems (both truss and rafter)and basic stair building, with an emphasis placed on platformframing.CSTN124 Cabinet Installation, Interior/Finish/PaintCredits: 2Prerequisites: CSTN100This course will include installing interior doors and hardware;interior casing, and base trim installation. Painting, staining,and application of clear finishes will be used to completesurfaces and cabinet installation.CSTN137 Insulation and Energy Building PracticesCredits: 2Prerequisites: CSTN100This course will introduce students to energy efficientbuilding and insulating techniques and practices. The labcomponent of this class will enable students to install battinsulation as well as loose fill insulation. The lab part of theinsulation class will be done in conjunction with CSTN161Construction Concepts & Building Lab II in which thestudents will be installing insulation.CSTN145 Ext. Finish, Stair and Metal SFCredits: 3Prerequisites: CSTN100Students in attendance will learn about the installation ofwindows, exterior doors, locksets, and hardware. Also coveredis the installation of exterior corners, soffit, fascia, cornices,and exterior sidings in conjuction with CSTN161 ConstructionConcepts & Building Lab II.CSTN148 Blueprint Reading, Codes and EstimatingCredits: 3Prerequisites: noneCovers a graphic approach to problems involving residentialdrawings in orthographic and perspective design. Students willstudy blueprint symbols and working drawings and develop aresidential house plan, and develop a list of materials, time line,and cost breakdown from this working blueprint.96 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog UM-Helena College of Technology