DCB catalog 2022-24

Course Descriptions 101 An in-depth study of the planning and design processes that are utilized in the creation of a website. CIS 212 MS Operating System Client (3CR) Fall; Pre: None An in-depth coverage of the Windows operating systems geared for those students enrolled in Information Technology programs or students who want a more advanced Windows course. CIS 215 Implementing MS Server Environment (3CR) Fall; Pre: None This course introduces the learner to the Microsoft Windows Server Environment and the networking technologies it supports. The learner will become familiar with networking and operating system concepts and the common tasks required to administer and support the Microsoft Windows operating system in a network environment. CIS 216 Implementing MS Server Network (3CR) Spring; Pre: None The course is intended to provide information about and working with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. It will contain a pedagogical approach to assist in preparing for the MS Certification Exam 70-236: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Configuration. CIS 217 MS Exchange Server (3CR) Fall; Pre: None The course is intended to provide information about and working with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. It will contain a pedagogical approach to assist in preparing for the MS Certification Exam 70-236: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Configuration. CIS 218 Planning Network Infrastructure (3CR) Spring; Pre: None Active Directory will be discussed in this course and will allow the students to participate in projects dealing with configuring the system. The use of 2008 server will provide the users with knowledge of services such as Domain Name Service, Certificate Services, Active Directory Rights Management Services, and others. The goal will be to prepare the students for the 70-640 exams. CIS 229 Information Systems Management (3CR) Fall; Pre: None Introduction to managing information systems including user support issues and careers in business environments. CIS 232 Graphics Design (3CR) Fall; Pre: CSCI 101 or equivalent computer knowledge Students will learn how to edit photos and how to design composite images using Adobe Photoshop. CIS 233 Vector Graphics and Web Animation (3CR) Spring; Pre: CSCI 101 or equivalent computer knowledge Students will learn how to design vector graphics for animation, presentation, applications, and web sites. CIS 235 Digital Video Basics (3CR) Fall; Pre: None This course will introduce students to a digital video editing application. The students will learn how to gather loose artwork, video clips, bitmap images, and vector graphics and bring them together to create a new video product. The student will gain an under- standing of how to work with transitions, clips, audio, titles, video effects and animating clips. In this course they will also explore editing techniques and exporting options into a movie, frame, Edit Decision List, or a filmstrip. CIS 241 Introduction to Digital Forensics (3CR) Fall; Pre: None This course introduces the principles that are essential to the management of digital investigation, providing a framework that includes technical, legal, and managerial issues. Students will examine the mission of digital investigations from the various perspectives of the public and private sectors, including digital forensics in support of