Course Objectives

This page provides a complete list of ITI's Continuing Education computer courses. Course sequences are listed in order of difficulty, and linked to course objectives which are designed to help you determine which course is right for you. Courses are offered throughout Fall, Spring, and Summer, not all courses are offered each semester. For further information on schedules and costs visit our Course Schedule/ Costs Page.

New: Government Workers can take our Open Enrollment classes. See the Federal GSA Schedule for information on how to register.

Course Objectives by Topic
I Computer Basics VIII Web and Internet
II Microsoft Applications IX Programming Languages
III Business Applications& Social Networking X Operating Systems
IV Bookkeeping/Accountant Asst../Payroll XI Oracle and Relational Databases
V Social Medial Networking XII Microsoft Networking and Networking Certifications :
VI Digital Imaging, Animation, Simulations and Publishing XIII CISCO
VII Computer Aided Design(CAD), 3-D Modeling and Animations XIV HIT Health Information Technology

I. Computer Basics

II. Computer Basics and Microsoft Applications

These classes are all Microsoft Office 2010, unless specified otherwise. Many of these classes will help you prepare for the corresponding Microsoft Office Specialist exams. See individual course descriptions for details.

Microsoft Certified Application Training

Achieving a Microsoft Certification helps provide you with relevant skills that will stand out in the crowd of applicants and offer proven skills to employers, leading you to a fulfilling career. We have the classes that will prepare you to take the exams for MS Specialist Certification for Word 2010 (Exam 77-881), MS Office Specialist Expert Exam for Word (Exam 77-887), MS Office Specialist Certification for Excel 2010 (Exam 77-882), and MS Expert Exam for Excel (Exam 77-888). Note, MC does NOT provide the exams.

These classes may help you get certified:

III. Business Applications

IV. Recommended Course Sequences for Career Track for

These office skills help prepare students for careers in Bookkeeping or Assistant Accountant

V. Social Media Networking

VI. Digital Imaging, Animation, Simulations and Publishing

VII. CAD, Computer Aided Design, 3D Modeling and Animations

VIII. Internet and Web Classes

Recommended Course Sequence for Web Designers

Web design track prepares students to design static, non-interactive web sites for general informational use.

Recommended Course Sequence for Web Developers (Dynamic Web sites, Databases, Mobile Devices)

Mobile Web Development track prepares students for careers in interactive web and mobile web development

First Semester:

Second Semester:

IX. Programming

Programming Languages generally follow either the Visual Studio.NET track or the Java and Android track or iPhone and iPad Development Track. You will find the recommended course sequence for each individual track listed below. Students may not be able to take all courses in the series in one semester. It is possible to split these courses over a period of two semesters. Programmers also need to take a series of web core courses.

Programming: Visual Studio.NET Track

Visual Studio.NET track prepares students for careers in Microsoft .NET forms development, MS SQL databases and interactive web development.

First Semester

2nd semester :

Programming: Java Track and Android Development

Java / Android track prepares students for basic Java and Android mobile applications (Apps) development.

First Semester:

Second Semester

Programming:iPhone and iPad Development Track

iPhone / iPad track prepares students for iPhone and iPad mobile applications (Apps) development.

Programmers also need to take the following web core courses:

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X. Operating Systems

XI. Relational Databases: MS SQL Server and Oracle

Learn more about Oracle and Oracle Certification, and the special textbook procedures.

XII. Microsoft Networking and Networking Certifications

Networking

MCITP (Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional)

 

XIII. CISCO

XII. Health Information Technology Program (HIT)

HIT Students who complete this program (both semester 1 and 2) could be qualified to sit for the following national certification exams: