5 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.
IT 143Microsoft Access—Latest Version1
A hands-on introductory course that will provide the student with fundamental knowledge and understanding of Microsoft Access. The student will learn how to perform basic file management operations within the relational database of Microsoft Access. Key concepts and terminology will be discussed in order to reinforce the hands-on practice. Hands-on instruction, practice, and assignments are given to assess the student’s technological skills. This course is designed for students in all majors to enhance their technology skills and knowledge but is particularly important for students interested in IT 242 and the database management track.
IT 200Excel Applications in Accounting and Business3
A hands‐on progressive course that provides the student with basic to advanced skills to create/modify Excel worksheets in order to meet the fundamental needs of an organization. Students will learn how to perform basic, intermediate, and advanced formulas and create a webpage using Excel. Key concepts and terminology will reinforce hands-on practice, while hands-on instruction, practice and assignments are used to assess technological skills. This course is designed for students in all majors seeking to enhance technology skills and knowledge.
An introduction to Web page creation using Web design software and HTML coding techniques. Topics include Web design theory, Web design terms and techniques, successful website plans, review of HTML coding, tables, text formatting, image formatting, templates and cascading style sheets, and multimedia content.
IT 242IT-250SL, MAT-160, MAT-260, MAT-302, MAT-360
GAME DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIZATION The specialization in Game Development will prepare students for careers within video game design, production, programming, and development. Coursework will focus on learning Unity (the most common engine for mobile games in the world) and C++ (the coding language that powers Unity). Students completing the Game Development specialization will complete all requirements of the Computer Science Core list above and additional courses in game development. Game Development Specialization: CSC-161, CSC-261, CSC-315, CSC-361, CSC-461, PY-101, and PY-280
An overview of information security topics from a managerial perspective. Topics include hacker techniques, legal issues of information security including Pennsylvania’s data breach security act, typical corporate security and privacy policies, firewalls, virtual private networks, encryption, identity theft, intrusion protection, desktop protection, Windows security, e-commerce, and wireless security. The concepts within this course are beneficial to all students who intend to work with technology or manage technology within an organization.
