Information Technology Systems (ITS)
ITS 164 Networking Fundamentals (3 Credits)
This course is an introduction to networking fundamentals with both lecture and hands-on activities. Topics include the OSI model and industry standards, network topologies, IP addressing (including subnet masks), and basic network design. Concepts are reinforced with lab activities using equipment in live and simulated environments.
Course fee will apply.
ITS 165 Intro to OS and the Cmd Line (3 Credits)
Introduction to operating system concepts through the use of contemporary software. Emphasizes interaction with the operating system through the command interpreter and shell-type scripts. Will explore multiple operating systems through a variety of modalities including virtual operating systems.
Course fee will apply.
ITS 211 Cloud Networks and Storage (3 Credits)
Cloud platforms offer extensive networking and storage options. This course is a survey of the common networking and storage features common to Cloud platforms. This course also explores Software Defined Networking technologies. The following Cloud computing types will be explored: private clouds, public clouds, hybrid clouds, and multiclouds.
Course fee will apply.
ITS 216 Network OS -Directory Services (3 Credits)
This course is designed to prepare the student to implement, maintain, and troubleshoot Directory Services. Microsoft’s Active Directory as well as Open LDAP and Cloud provider offerings will be configured. This course will also prepare students to configure Identity Federation and application authentication to an identify provider.
Pre-requisite(s): ITS 164
Course fee will apply.
ITS 221 Project Management (3 Credits)
Investigation of topics in project management including scope, definition, risk, procurement and the RFP., management of time, cost, quality, and human resources. Concepts are reinforced with PM software.
Pre-requisite(s): CSCI 240
Course fee will apply.
ITS 222 Enterprise Security (3 Credits)
Examination of general information technology security concepts. Topics include access control, authentication, attack methods, remote access, web security, wireless networks, cryptography, internal infrastructure security, and external attacks. Security procedures, organizational policies, risk management and disaster recovery addressed.
Course fee will apply.
ITS 224 Introduction To Linux (3 Credits)
Students are introduced to accessing a multi-user system. They also learn to manage files and directories in a shared environment. Topics include simple user administration, scripts and network access.
Pre-requisite(s): CSCI 100
ITS 233 Introduction to DevOps (3 Credits)
DevOps is the art of automation and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) used to build powerful, dynamic, systems. DevOps represent the foundation of modern Cloud, Network, and Information Systems. This course will explore DevOps using scripting, Application to Programmer Interface (API) libraries, and a variety of tools to automate and administer local, remote, and virtual systems.
Course fee will apply.
ITS 276 Dev of DevOps: Plan, Dev, Buil (3 Credits)
This course covers the Development half of the DevOps pipeline: Plan, Develop, Build, Test and Secure. Modern DevOps tooling will be used to implement all phases. Multiple cloud platforms will be the target of eventual deployments. Best practices and principles of DevOps and DevSecOps will be followed.
Co-requisite(s): ITS 286
Course fee will apply.
ITS 279 Cloud Systems (3 Credits)
This course will introduce the student to the creation, use, and administration of cloud-based resources. The course will survey cloud terminology and concepts, examine use-cases and models, examine oversight and security concerns, and consider financial implications and governance. The student will engage in creation, use, and administration of cloud services as well as exploration of virtualization resources.
Course fee will apply.
ITS 280 Computer Repair & Maintenance (3 Credits)
This course is an in-depth exposure to computer hardware and operating systems. Focus is on the current CompTIA A+ certification exam. Students learn: functionality of hardware, computer maintenance techniques, network and resource sharing and safety. Hardware and software interaction, and upgrading processes. Concepts are reinforced with hands-on lab assignments. Students will gain confidence with the components of personal computer systems, learning proper procedures for installation, maintenance, and upgrade and troubleshooting. Customer service and communication techniques are discussed using various scenarios.
Pre-requisite(s): ITS 164
Course fee will apply.
ITS 286 Operations of DevOps (3 Credits)
This course covers the Operations half of the DevOps pipeline: Release, Deploy, Operate, Monitor, and Secure. Modern DevOps tooling will be used to implement all phases. Multiple cloud platforms will be the target of deployments. Best practices and principles of DevOps and DevSecOps will be followed.
Co-requisite(s): ITS 276
Course fee will apply.
ITS 289 Professional Certification (1 Credit)
Reviews objectives of an information technology industry-based professional certification. A thorough review of certification objectives, preparation strategies, and exam strategies will be covered.
