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INTRODUCTION TO ADVANCED NETWORKING: SERVER ORACLE/SQL
CYBERSECURITY: ETHICAL OPERATIONS 3.0 Units
HACKING 3.0 Units CS/IS 234 covers the introduction to the
3.0 Units CS/IS 197 is a course designed to acquaint advanced use of Oracle Relational Data-
CS/IS 193 is a course that introduces students the student with the knowledge and skills base Management System and the use of
to the concepts, principles, and techniques, required to build, maintain, troubleshoot Oracle’s Structured Query Language (SQL*
supplemented by hands-on exercises, for and support server hardware and software Plus) query tool. This course focuses on the
attacking and disabling a network within the technologies. Students learn to identify envi- design and organization of a specifi c schema
context of properly securing a network. The ronmental issues; understand and comply diagram and how to build SQL statements to
course emphasizes network attack methods with disaster recovery and physical/soft- access the data. This course also focuses on
with the emphasis on student use of network ware security procedures; become familiar DML (Data Manipulation), DDL (Data Defi ni-
attack techniques and tools and appropriate with industry terminology and concepts; tion), and DCL (Data Control) and Procedural
defenses and countermeasures. Students understand server roles/specializations and Language/Structured Query Language (PL/
receive course content information through interactions within the overall computing SQL), the programming language that uses
a variety of methods: lecture and demon- environment. Lecture/Demonstration 3 SQL. Note: This course may not be taken for
stration of hacking tools will be used in hours. Recommended Preparation: CS/IS credit by students who have completed CS/
addition to a virtual environment. Students 190 or equivalent. Course Typically Off ered: IS 232 and/or CS/IS 233. Lecture 3 hours.
experience a hands-on practical approach Spring (Every Other Year). Transfer Credit: Recommended Preparation: CS/IS 100, CS/
to penetration testing measures and ethical CSU. IS 101 or equivalent. Transfer Credit: CSU,
hacking. Lecture 3 hours. Recommended 211 UC, USC.
Preparation: CS/IS 190 and CS/IS 196 or DATA STRUCTURES 255
equivalent. Transfer Credit: CSU.
4.0 Units INTRODUCTION TO ECOMMERCE/
194 CS/IS 211 is designed to provide a thorough EBUSINESS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY coverage of data structures with data abstrac- 3.0 Units
ESSENTIALS tion applied to a broad spectrum of practical CS/IS 255 is a course designed to acquaint
4.0 Units applications. Students who take this course the student with Electronic Commerce. This
CS/IS 194 provides an introduction to the master the principles of programming as a course focuses on the fundamentals of doing
computer hardware and software skills tool for problem solving. The students solve business on the Internet. It includes hardware
needed to help meet the growing demand practical problems in a computer equipped and software requirements, security strate-
for entry-level Information Technology (IT) laboratory using an Object Oriented gies, payment systems, business strategies
professionals. The fundamentals of computer Programming (OOP) Language, typically and integration with existing business
hardware and software, as well as advanced JAVA or C++. Lecture 3.5 hours/Laboratory systems. Lecture/Demonstration 3 hours.
concepts such as security, networking, and 1.5 hours. Prerequisite: CS/IS 135 or equiva- Recommended Preparation: Knowledge of
the responsibilities of an IT professional are lent. Course Typically Off ered: Fall (Every Windows or Mac and Internet Tools.
introduced. Preparation for the CompTIA Other Year). Transfer Credit: CSU, UC, USC. 260
A+ certifi cation exams is included. Lecture (C-ID COMP 132) INTRODUCTION TO WEB SITE
4 hours. Recommended Preparation: None 212 DEVELOPMENT
Transfer Credit: CSU.
ADVANCED DATA STRUCTURES 3.0 Units
196 3.0 Units CS/IS 260 provides students with training
ADVANCED NETWORKING: CS/IS 212 is designed to provide a thorough and experience in developing and manag-
SECURITY coverage of data structures with data abstrac- ing Web sites using HTML (HyperText
3.0 Units tion applied to a broad spectrum of practical Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style
CS/IS 196 is a course designed to help prepare applications. Students who take this course Sheets). Primary emphasis is placed on the
the student for industry-recognized certifi ca- master the principles of programming as development of the client-side of the Web
tion in advanced networking infrastructure. a tool for problem solving. Students solve for business purposes. Topics include basic
This course focuses on security installa- practical problems in a computer-equipped Web pages, images, tables, forms, multimedia
tion, confi guration and administration in laboratory using an object oriented program- linking, limited scripting using JavaScript,
the modern networking environment. The ming language, such as JAVA. Some specifi c and publishing coursework to an Internet
course includes an introduction to the funda- topics covered include hash tables, trees, Web site. Students use a variety of free and
mental principles and topics of Information persistent structures, indexed fi les, and data- proprietary software tools to create the
Technology Security and Risk Manage- bases. Lecture 3 hours. Prerequisite: CS/IS coursework. Note: Having the ability to type
ment at the organizational level. Lecture/ 211 or equivalent. Course Typically Off ered: at least 20 wpm is strongly recommended.
Demonstration 3 hours. Recommended Spring (Every Other Year). Transfer Credit: Lecture 3 hours. Prerequisite: None. Course
Preparation: CS/IS 190 or equivalent. Course CSU, UC, USC. Typically Off ered: Fall/Spring/Summer.
Typically Off ered: Fall (Every Other Year). Transfer Credit: CSU.
Transfer Credit: CSU.

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