Hands-on lab projects and computer support experience.
 

The course of study prepares database administrators to work with the SQL Server 2000 in medium to very large computing environments. Databases play a central role in every organization whether they manage financial, customer or inventory information, and SQL Server 2000 has gained considerable market share over the last few years with its competitive features and relatively inexpensive price tag.
 

An introduction to programming logic. It introduces concepts and enforces good style and logical thinking. No programming experience is required, and the text does not focus on any particular language.
 

This course is designed to give the students the hands-on practical experience needed to learn to install, troubleshoot and repair personal computers, operating systems and networks. Lab activities are designed specifically to correlate with the A+ OS Technologies course, CST 131. This Lab also focuses on students using their learned skills to provide technical support to MTI students, faculty and friends.
 

Fundamentals of troubleshooting and supporting computer hardware. Safe and proper use of equipment is stressed. The operation of internal components are explained.
 

Fundamentals of troubleshooting and supporting operating systems. The understanding and implementation of corporate-wide systems is discussed.
 

This course is designed to make the students knowledgeable of the fundamentals underlying the design, implementation, control, evaluation and strategic use of modern, computer-based information systems for business data processing, office automation, information reporting, decision-making, and electronic commerce. While some of the effort will be devoted to hands-on work with business software, the major emphasis will be on the managerial and strategic aspects of information technology.
 

Installation and support of computer network hardware and software. Local Area Networks (LAN) and Wide Area Networks are taught. The topologies, protocols and the practical implementation are discussed.
 

A continuation of CST 192.
 

Accomplish tasks assigned for Windows 2000 Server administration, Novell administration, Linux administration and maintain connectivity to the MTI LAN. Maintain a record of tasks accomplished in lab as well as service requests made from within the school system. Students are encouraged to bring projects to work on in lab as well after getting approval from the instructor.
 

This course is intended to give students a solid foundation in programming with Visual Basic, using the .NET (2003) platform. The text teaches programming from a task-driven rather than a command-driven approach. By working through the chapters, students learn how to use VB .NET applications found in the workplace.
 

This course is intended to give students an experience using SQL commands and interact with the Oracle9i database. In addition, concepts relating specifically to the objectives of the Oracle9i SQL certification exams have been incorporated into the text for those individuals wishing to pursue certification.
 

This course provides the knowledge and skills for basic data network cabling and installation. Students will develop skills in reading network designs, pulling and mounting cable, cable management, wiring cabinets and panel installation and termination as well as installing jacks and cable testing.
 

Preparation for and experience with CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Administrator) certification test. Designed to familiarize technicians with Cisco routers and networking concepts. Switching technologies, Internet protocol, configuration of routers, virtual private LANS, and traffic network management. Course includes practice exams for the Cisco certification test and hands-on experience with Cisco routers.
 

A continuation of CST 240. Hands-on implementation of Cisco router programming and security procedures and practices.
 

Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Server 2003 networking and administration technology. Server 2003 networking concepts will be covered including practical experience with hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios.
 

Accomplish tasks assigned for Windows 2003 Server administration, Visual Basic programming, Network Security projects and maintain connectivity to the MTI LAN as well as the external test network. Maintain a record of tasks accomplished in lab as well as service requests made from within the school system. Students are encouraged to bring projects to work on in lab as well after getting approval from the instructor.
 

Comprehensive overview of network security. Safeguards, cryptography, and topologies used to establish network security are studied. Disaster recovery, business continuity and computer forensics are also covered.
 

Operation and support of UNIX operating systems. The UNIX operating environment is taught using the commands in command administrative tasks. Experience is gained writing command lines, in setting up user accounts, and in maintaining data files. Printers and other vital components in a UNIX are kept operational. The Bourne and C-shell commands, and the UNIX filters are the instructional backbone.