38 courses with the subject IT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Students use fundamental terminology, concept analysis, and practical knowledge of the components of computing systems to d
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Students demonstrate their knowledge of hardware and operating systems, focusing on peripherals and file management. Students use modern operating systems, including Windows, Linux, an
This course is an introduction to the fundamental concepts of databases and database management system
This course introduces students to the C programming language. Students gain kn
This course introduces students to the programming discipline and prepares them to serve as J
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Through dynamic and interactive experiences, students identify various pathways to earn professional certificates that align with a variety of career goals within the ever-evolving tech industry, including cybersecurity, networking, cloud computing, dat
This course introduces the core skills needed to build modern websites. Students create well-structured web pages using HTML an
Students analyze the fundamentals of software architecture and the architectural thinking needed to design modern applications. Students investigate core arch
Students in this course examine principles of cyber defense and apply in-dep
Students in this course use techniques, tools, and common utilities to develop their understanding of strategies that hackers use to
In this course, students analyze the people and process involved in information assurance and security, with particular focus on security life cycle, certification and accre
Students in this course scrutinize computer forensics as a discipline that supports
In this course, students increase their knowledge of hands-on security management practices by analyzing
Students investigate the role scripting plays in information securit
Students in this use appropriate technologies to identify, investigate, and mitigate vulnerabilities, threats, and risks in operating systems and applications, including mobile and web applications, email, and databases.
Students develop a foundational understanding of how computer networks interconnect. Through guided modules and hands-on activities in Cisco Networking Academy using Cisco Packet Tracer, students explore the com
Students gain an understanding of data analytics concepts in conjunction with evolving artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. Student
In this course, students use data mining and analytics tools to identify, evaluate, and prepare d
Students in this course develop the skills to analyze, plan, design and implement fundamental cloud solutions. Students acquire and
Students further develop their object-oriented programming skills in Java by building fundamenta
In this course, students investigate the fundamental problems, theories, and algorithms of the field of artificial intelligence (AI), including
Students in this course develop the skills to plan, design, analyze, and implement servers in
Students gain an understanding of foundational cloud concepts including on demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, elasticity, measured service. Students develop hands-on proficiency with an industry-standard cloud platform (Microsoft Azure). Students also analyze the benefits and economic advantages of cloud computing, as well as strategies for transitioning from on-premise infrastructure to cloud infrastructure. Students design security measures in accordance with regulatory compliance requirements (HIPAA, GDPR, PCIDSS, etc.). Students who have received credit for IT4511 and IT4521 may not take IT4545.
Students demonstrate an understanding of the fundamental concepts of the Linux operating system. Students use command line tools
In this course, students engage in the four foundational steps of software req
Students gain an understanding of managing database development and data requirements and modeling. Students assess and demonstrate d
In this course, students apply methods and techniques for program creation, modification, and sharing utilizing a cloud-based repository. Students utilize Python in a command-line environment to apply querying methods to access and collect data from multiple sources (e.g. Internet, SQL and noSQL Dabases, etc.) that could be used further in applications. Data access across multiple sources as well data store in relational tables, modification of tables, and CRUD operations on databases will be discussed. Students also explore APIs and web scraping.
Students investigate the Internet of Things (IoT) field of study and the related hardware and software connections. In addition to defining the infrastructure requirements for th
Students in this course build upon prior software development knowledge and apply it to mobile application frameworks, architecture, design and engineering issues, and methodologies for developing applications for mobile devices. This course includes project-based assignment for topics such as user interface design, unique user interactions, object-oriented design, event handling, animation, multimedia, data storage, integration of external Internet services via APIs, and unit testing to transition applications into distribution-ready state. Students who have received credit for IT4782 and IT4784 may not take IT4780.
Students investigate the design, development, and deployment of interactive web experiences by integrating HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and multimedia. Students employ user-centered design strategies, industry standard tools, and best practices to develop high-quality and accessible web sites that work seamlessly on mobile, tablet, and large screen browsers. Students who have received credit for IT4791 and IT4793 may not take IT4792.
Students gain an overview of information assurance and security topics for network administrators who must implement security strategies to protect their organization from exposure to the Internet, Artificial Intelligence, cloud, and machine learning. Student
Students in this capstone course demonstrate the use of tools, skills and techniques developed throughout their progra
In this first of two courses, students apply knowledge and skills from other courses as they develop a project that benefits an organization, communit
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Source: Capella University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
