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CNA105 - IT Foundations

This survey course provides an introduction to fundamental IT concepts, including networking.  Topics include IT concepts and terminology, and an overview of: hardware, networking, software development, database fundamentals and security fundamentals.  Upon successful completion of the course, the student will have a broad understanding of IT topics needed in today’s technology-based workforce.

Credits: 4


CNA107 - Introduction to Computer Hardware and Software

This course focuses on the components of personal computers and covers theoretical concepts and practical applications of all computers. A number of major operating systems are covered. General topics include: processors, motherboards, memory, storage, tools and test equipment, software installation, configuration, system management, security, maintenance and troubleshooting. Students will work with lab computers as test machines. This course has a high degree of hands-on activities including upgrading and troubleshooting.

Credits: 4