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CERTFICATE COURSES
The list of courses below are required in order to complete the Information Technology Certificate Program. The course numbers, titles, and descriptions are provided. To view greater detail about a course simply click on its number. You may also visit OneStart to view the specific times that these courses meet for any given semester. If you see a course that you wish to register for and would like a quick "how to" guide, please feel free to visit the Getting Started section of this site.
| CIT 112 | Information Technology Fundamentals Provides students with a working knowledge of the terminology, processes, and components of information systems and the application development process. Students will receive hands-on experience with the Internet and World Wide Web. This course is equivalent to CIT 115, a classroom-based course. |
| CIT 212 | Web Site Design Designed to give students a basic look at World Wide Web pages and site creation by covering basic components comprising a web site. This course extends into design considerations for building an effective web site. This course is equivalent to CIT 223, a classroom-based course. |
| CIT 213 | Web-based Analysis and Design Provides students with the concepts, processes, and tools of the systems analysis and design activity. Concepts will be reinforced through the use of object-oriented techniques and web-based projects. This course is equivalent to CIT 254, a classroom-based course. |
| CIT 214 | Web Data Management Extensive exploration of data manipulation using a relational database in a Web environment. This course translates business requirements into a relational database that will allow basic access and update of data using a web interface. This course is equivalent to CIT 288, a classroom-based course. |
| CIT 215 |
Web Programming Focuses on the design and development of web-based programs. Both client-side and server-side programming are covered. Languages include Javascript, VBScript, and ASP.NET using WebMatrix. To reinforce the information presented, a number of hands-on projects are assigned. |
| CIT 313 | Commercial Web Site Development Presents students with an opportunity to apply the skills learned int he previous certificate courses by developing an electronic commerce site for local businesses. This project-based course provides a number of local companies with a free web site to support their business. |
| To view a full listing of all CIT courses that are available online, visit the CIT Online page. | |
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