15 courses with the subject ITNS, 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.
4 credits | Lecture/Lab IT Essentials I is an introduction to IT support, networking and computer repair. This class is the first of two that prepares the student for the COMPMTIA A+ certification and IT support.
4 credits | Lecture/Lab IT Essentials 2 is an extension of IT Essentials 1. With emphasis on support of portable computing devices, phones and customer service. This class is the second of two that prepares the student for the COMPMTIA A+ certification and IT support. Prerequisities: ITNS 1505
| Lecture/Lab Introduction to web master teaches students how to build functional and appealing Internet websites using readily available commercial software to design and construct web pages. Considers various website strategies and layouts that enable web users. Create web pages that integrate multimedia applications to present content in an attractive and user-friendly manner. Learn about measure of performance and how to test your website for functionality. Designed for students with a wide variety of backgrounds and interests, employing a hands-on approach.
| Lecture Tech Writing Applications covers writing documents needed in technical research, outlines, descriptions, tables, and various reports in the electronics and microcomputer industries. This includes different technical environments, and writing styles, and oral reports.
| Lecture/Lab Cloud Computing teaches students the fundamentals of cloud technology and prepares students for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Certified Cloud Practitioner Exam. AWS is widely recognized as a standard for cloud design, implementation, operations, and best practices. Designed for students with a wide variety of backgrounds and interests, employing a hands-on approach. P a g e | 85
| Lecture/Lab Windows OS provides a consistent interface for all programs in the Microsoft Desktop Operating System. Topics include understanding operating systems, command line operations, troubleshooting tools, batch programs, and networking and Internet connecting.
| Lecture/Lab Linux Networking and Security covers the basic methods to configure, maintain and troubleshoot the Linux operating system to provide network connectivity and protect against security and privacy compromises. Hands-on projects and exercises will reinforce the importance of networking and security issues. This course is designed to prepare students for Exams 3 and 4 of the SAIR/GNU Linux certifications- Level 1. Prerequisities: ITNS 2010
| Lecture/Lab In this course the student will learn basic database concepts. The student will learn how a database management system (DBMS) can be used to create, modify, and store data. Of particular importance is the design process. The design process includes creating an entity-relationship model (E-R model) and normalizing data through various stages. In turn the student will create and modify a database, learning how to manipulate data in the Oracle DB environment. The student will also install the Oracle system on a Linux server, maintain the Oracle Database System and learn to make backups of all databases.
| Internship Computer Systems Internships provides hands-on experience on various components of client/server MINNESOTA NORTH COLLEGE | 2024-25 CURRICULUM CATALOG computer environment. Students may install software applications, operating systems, troubleshoot software/hardware problems, install, or repair network infrastructure, and assist computer users.
| Lecture/Lab Windows Server provides coverage of the Microsoft Windows Server operating system. Hands-on projects and case projects reinforce the lessons on planning, installing, and managing Microsoft's flagship network operating system - skills that are in high demand in today's business environment. Microsoft-approved material is used designed to prepare individuals for Windows Server.
| Lab PC Systems 1 covers typical microcomputer systems and related peripherals, such as mother boards, drives and monitors. Topics include student repair and diagnostics of PC Systems and related peripherals. Included are industry standards, trends installation procedures, and maintenance procedures. PC Systems 1 is a work like atmosphere from which the students learn to work in a real time environment.
| Lab PC Systems 2 covers typical microcomputer systems and related peripherals, such as mother boards, drives and monitors. Topics include student repair and diagnostics of PC Systems and related peripherals. Included are industry standards, trends installation procedures, and maintenance procedures. PC Systems 2 is a work like atmosphere from which the students learn to work in a real time environment.
| Lecture/Lab The Wireless Network Administration training course offers detailed instruction on the foundation concepts and technologies of wireless data networking. Students will be trained in Site Survey, Hardware Installation, LAN Security, Antenna Design and Troubleshooting. Upon completion of the Wireless Network Administration course, students will be prepared to pass the CWNA Certification Exam (Exam #PW0-100) at Prometric or Vue testing centers. P a g e | 86
| Lecture/Lab The objective of this course is to prepare Information Technology students and employees with project management skills needed to develop and implement an IT project plan. This course will explain how to successfully manage an IT project and will also prepare students for CompTIA Project+ certification. Students use MS Project 2013 and will learn techniques to help them deliver IT projects on time, on budget and within the original project scope.
Source: Minnesota North College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
