ITE 152 — Introduction to Digital and Information Literacy
Covers critical evaluation and ethical use of information, professional communication with IT tools,
and creation of documents, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations. Introduces operating systems,
cybersecurity awareness, basic web design, and emerging technologies such as cloud computing, IoT,
blockchain, and AI.
ITN 107 — PC Hardware and Troubleshooting
Provides a comprehensive overview of PC components and their functions, emphasizing how hardware elements
interact within computing systems. Includes hands-on installation, replacement, and troubleshooting of core
components. Explores differences in design and operation across desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices.
ITE 170 — Multimedia Software
Focuses on planning and designing multimedia websites with effective layout and structure.
Students learn to create and edit graphics, images, animations, audio, and video for the web.
Covers use of authoring tools and multimedia software to build, publish, and maintain sites,
with attention to current hosting platforms.
CSC 221 — Introduction to Programming
Introduces fundamental computer science concepts with emphasis on structured and object-oriented programming.
Covers problem analysis, algorithm design, and coding using variables, data types, decision and repetition
structures, procedures, classes, and arrays. Includes debugging, error handling, and use of standard libraries.
Highlights professional readiness, quantitative reasoning, ethical computing, and effective written communication
in technical contexts.
ITN 100 — Introduction to Telecommunications
Introduces modern communications and networking concepts. Students study transmission media, analog and digital signaling, coding, and OSI-layer protocols.
Topics include circuit and packet sharing, LAN topologies, decentralization techniques, data communications equipment, Internet technologies, and fundamentals of digital image and audio processing.
ITD 256 - Advanced Database Management
This course builds advanced database skills, covering core terminology, data relationships, and normalization.
Students learn to transform conceptual models such as ERDs into normalized relational designs, use SQL for data definition and queries, address DBMS security and risk reduction,
understand DBA roles, and apply database principles to information systems design.