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Networking intro class changes
Beginning Spring 2003, changes have been made to the networking
core courses required for CIS networking certificates. This allows
CIS to eliminate courses with duplicate curriculum and create the
best environment for beginning networking students.
In the past, students have taken
- CIS 51.13 Windows Command Line Basics
- CIS 51.14 Networking Essentials-Practicum
- CIS 51.15 Networking Essentials-Theory
as recommended preparation for the Windows, UNIX/Linux and Cisco
networking certificate programs.
Changes have been submitted to change the certificates as follows:
- The Cisco certificate includes Cisco 1, 2, 3 and 4 (CIS 58.81A/B/C/D)
only.
- The new Windows 2000 networking certificate and the UNIX certificate
have the prerequisite course of CIS 58.81A Cisco Networking 1 and
students are then encouraged to take CIS 51.18 Introduction to Networking
Services before entering a study of Windows 2000 or UNIX.
- CIS 51.13 Windows Command Line Basics is a recommended course
for Cisco 1.
Students may challenge this course by submitted a prerequisite challenge
form to Admissions & Records.
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Windows 2000 Networking certificate proposed
All curriculum has been approved and the new Windows 2000 networking
certificate has been submitted to SRJC curriculum. Pending approval,
this certificate will be available Fall 2003. Students may begin
the certification process by enrolling in Windows 2000 networking
courses which are offered in the CIS department.
UNIX curriculum and certificate will be changing in Fall 2003
Changes are underway to offer 4 full-semester UNIX classes: CIS
50.71 Intro to UNIX (unchanged), Intro to UNIX Sys Adm, UNIX Sys
Adm 1, and UNIX Sys Adm 2. The networking intro classes of CIS 58.81A
Cisco Networking 1 is a prerequisite course in the certificate and
CIS 51.18 Introduction to Networking Services is a recommended class.
More information will be posted when available
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Computer Science
Major Approved!
The Computer Science major for the SRJC Associate Degree program
was
approved by the Chancellor's Office in September 2002. The major
is
designed to meet the lower division requirements for a 4-year degree
in
Computer Science. It includes both computer science fundamentals
and
mathematical foundations. CSMajor.pdf (44K)
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A+ Certificate
CIS is joining the Electronics department in an interdisciplinary
certificate in A+ networking. By taking a series of CIS core networking
courses and Electronics courses, the student will receive instruction
to prepare for the CompTIA A+ networking industry exam. This certificate
is in the approval process and will be available either Fall 2002
or Spring 2003.
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Telecom Changes
CIS 78.11 Intro to Telecommunications will be split into two 8-week
courses: CIS 78.11A and CIS 78.11B. A third class will be added
in Analog Telecommunications for Fall 2002. CIS and Electronics,
under the guidance of an advisory committee of local industry, have
put together a Telecommunications certificate which is currently
in the approval process. When approved, these changes will not be
in the printed schedule of classes — see the online schedule
at http://online.santarosa.edu/
for details.
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Hands-on classes at Coddingtown
Beginning Fall 2002, many CIS classes will be offered with hands-on
lecture at Coddingtown. This includes 8-week and full-semester courses
in web page development, graphics, UNIX, SQL, and introduction to
PC. CIS will still offer hands-on 8-hour exploratory classes in
virus protection, exploring the web, web authoring programs and
Adobe graphics applications.
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Auditing CIS Classes
Want to take a CIS class twice to really master the material?
Many CIS classes have been approved for auditing, which means that
if you've successfully completed the class you can audit it a second
time if there's room in the classroom. You can audit these classes:
- CIS 58.51A — Creating Web Pages 1 — HTML
- CIS 58.51B — Creating Web Pages 2 — HTML
- CIS 58.53A — Web Graphics Projects
- CIS 58.53B — Advanced Web Graphics Projects
- CIS 58.54 — Web Content Development
- CIS 58.55 — The Business of Website Production
- CIS 65.51 — Adobe PageMaker
- CIS 73.31A — Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
- CIS 73.31B — Intermediate Adobe Photoshop
- CIS 73.31C — Photoshop Advanced Concepts
- CIS 73.35 — Adobe Illustrator I
- CIS 73.36 — More Graphics with Adobe Illustrator
II
- CIS 73.38 — Adobe Illustrator III
- CIS 75.21A — Inroduction to Macromedia Director
- CIS 75.21B — Using Lingo Scripting for Authoring
in Director
- CIS 75.31A — Inroduction to Web-Based Animation
with Flash
- CIS 75.31B — Intermediate Concepts and Action Scripting
with Flash
- CIS 83.13 — Image Correction and Restoration with
Photoshop
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