| Course | Title | Hrs | Status |
| 101 | Fundamentals of Communication | 4 | Active |
| | Introduction
to the nature and importance of written and oral communication in
scientific and technical arenas. Emphasis upon improving: information
collection, basic technical writing, oral presentation and group
communication skills. | |
| 111 | Living Systems | 4 | Active |
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| 112 | Chemistry in the Environment(PR: IST111 ) | 4 | Deleted |
| | Introduction
to the basic concepts of chemical science and atmospheric, organic and
nuclear chemistry. Energy relationships and chemistry of modern
materials will also be presented. Related laboratory experiments. | |
| 120 | Connections I (CT) | 3 | Active |
| | Critical
thinking course that makes connections between science, technology, and
society. Students learn to do research, summarize popular and
scientific articles and design an experimental or observational study. | |
| 130 | Analytical Methods: Statistics | 4 | Active |
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| 131 | Analy Meth II Differ Calculus(PR: ) | 4 | Active |
| | Continuation:
discrete mathematics, calculus and statistics for ISAT majors.
Elementary algebraic and transcendental functions, derivatives,
integrals and series. Modeling, guess, and refinement and technological
tools. Applications to the physical sciences. (PR: IST 130) | |
| 150 | Spreadsheet & Database Prin | 3 | Active |
| | Comprehensive
coverage of spreadsheets and databases. Includes techniques to
collect, manage, and analyze data; solve problems; and effectively
communicate results for scientific research. Includes macro development
and introduction to scripting. | |
| 160 | Intro to Programming | 3 | Active |
| | Introduces
students to a visual programming language. The course covers
programming, graphic programming interface packages, and problem solving
methods. | |
| 163 | Programming Practicum | 3 | Active |
| | Concepts
of software development and maintenance using C++, including syntax of
the language, loops, functions, pointers, decision structures, and file
processing. Proper program design using object- oriented programming
techniques are emphasized. | |
| 163E | Programming Practicum | 3 | Deleted |
| | Concepts
of software development and maintenance using C++, including syntax of
language, loops, functions, pointers, decision structures, and file
processing. Proper program design using object- oriented programming
techniques are emphasized. | |
| 201 | Advanced Communications | 4 | Active |
| | Advanced
work in written and oral communications. Emphasis upon: critical use
of the argument, advanced technical writing, multi-media presentations,
group decisions, advanced research methods and adapting messages to
various audiences. | |
| 210 | Living on Earth(PR:
MTH121 or MTH121H or MTH122 or MTH123 or MTH125 or
MTH127 or MTH130 or MTH130H or MTH131 or MTH132 or
MTH140 or MTH203 or MTH220 or MTH225 or MTH229 or
MTH229H ) | 4 | Active |
| | A
course introducing the basic concepts of environmental science and
using the scientific method to study current environmental issues. | |
| 211 | Issues in Modern Production | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | This
course introduces the student to manufacturing terminology, automation
and impact of related technologies. Discrete, service and continuous
process manufacturing will be addressed. Chemistry and statistics
concepts pertinent to manufacturing. (PR: IST 112 and IST 130) | |
| 212 | Energy(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | The
course introduces the students to the properties and the interfaces of
biological and physical systems with emphasis on energy concepts,
production and distribution in both systems. | |
| 220 | Connections II (CT)(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | Critical
thinking course that further examines the impact of science and
technology on society. Themes have included disasters and
globalization. Students present a lesson, analyze opposing arguments
and make predictions. | |
| 224 | Intro to Forensic Science | 4 | Active |
| | The
relationship between scientific process and crime solutions is
explored. DNA technology, probability theory, fingerprints, blood
spatter, questioned documents, crime scene investigation will be
examined using laboratories and case studies. | |
| 225 | Drugs and Disease(PR: MTH121 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Introduction to the human effort to understand, control and eradicate disease via the use of natural and synthetic drugs. | |
| 230 | Analy Meth III-Integral Calc(PR: IST131 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Concepts
of linear algebra, multi-variable calculus and differential equations
with applications to: physical science, informational technology,
business, economics, classical and modern optics and audio technology. | |
| 231 | Analytical Methods IV(PR: IST230 or MTH229 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Introduces students with a background in algebraic and calculus functions into STELLA
systems modeling. This tool helps resolve complex problems through a dynamic systems
approach to problem solving. | |
| 236 | Data Structures(PR: IST163 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Covers
fundamental topics of information technology including the concepts of
object-orientation, linear data structures, data representation, data
manipulation algorithms and their applications, and project
participations. | |
| 238 | Algorithms(PR: IST236 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Covers
algorithm-design methods, algorithm performance analysis, and
optimization techniques. Covers algorithm applications used in solving
frequently occurring problems, such as pattern matching, data
compression, searching, and sorting. | |
| 240 | Biotechnology(PR:
MTH121 or MTH121B or MTH121H or MTH122 or MTH123 or
MTH125 or MTH127 or MTH130 or MTH130H or MTH131 or
MTH132 or MTH140 or MTH190 or MTH203 or MTH220 or
MTH225 or MTH229 or MTH229H ) | 4 | Active |
| | Biotechnology
explores scientific, political, economic and ethical aspects of
recombinant DNA technology and genetically altered organisms. Class
projects include DNA manipulation and analysis, forensice studies, and
internet exploration.
(PR: MTH 121, MTH 123 or higher, except MTH 400 and MTH 401). | |
| 241 | Introduction to DNA Cloning(PR: ) | 4 | Active |
| | Basic
Molecular Genetics. Topics include DNA, RNA, and protein structure and
function, microbiology, genetics, cell biology, gene regulation,
molecular biology applications in agriculture, medicine, and industry.
Hands-on DNA cloning lab. | |
| 243 | Biotechnology Regulation(PR: ) | 2 | Active |
| | Course
provides an overview of cGMP and FDA regulations for pharmaceutical,
biotechnology and medical device industry including Quality Control and
Quality Assurance, upstream and downstream processing. | |
| 260 | Instrumentation I(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | The course introduces students to modern data gathering methods,
laboratory instrumentation, and programming. Focuses range from
transportation development, forensics, to environmental issues. | |
| 261 | Intro to Linux | 3 | Active |
| | An
introductory course for the Linux operating system, focusing on its
application in information assurance and digital forensics. | |
| 263 | Web Programming | 3 | Active |
| | Students
will learn techniques for creating advanced documents and programs for
the Web using HTML, DHTML, XML, JavaScript, and PHP scripting. Students
will also learn how to install and maintain a Web server. | |
| 263E | Web and Java Programming | 3 | Deleted |
| | Students
will learn techniques for creating advanced documents and programs for
the web using HTML, XML, Java, and ASP scripting. Students will learn to
install and maintain a web server. | |
| 264 | Technology Foundations | 3 | Active |
| | This
course introduces the student to the common hardware and technology
that pervades business and society as a whole. Topics include pc's,
networks, software, the internet, cellular phones, etc. | |
| 280 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 281 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 282 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 283 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 285 | Independent Study | 1 to 3 | Active |
| | Independent study for selected sophomores or advanced freshmen under supervision of faculty; may be repeated only once. | |
| 286 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
| | Independent study for selected sophomores or advanced freshmen under supervision of faculty; may be repeated only once. | |
| 301 | Public Service Experience | 1 | Active |
| | At
least 30 contact hours in a public service/volunteer experience with a
group, organization or agency that offers a service to the general
public. Advisor permission required. | |
| 303 | C# NET Programming(PR: IST236 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Covers
the essentials for developing robust and secure applications using C#,
Windows forms, and the .NET framework. Also covers ADO.NET, writing
secure .NET applications and web services. | |
| 320 | Nature Enviro Prob(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | The
effects of human activity on ecological, political, economic, and
cultural systems are examined. Particular attention is given to present
human population growth, industrial activities, and energy
availability. | |
| 321 | Resol Environ Problems(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | Students
examine case studies of current environmental pro- blems and propose
methods of remediation. Cultural, politi- cal, economic, as well as
ecological and physiographic factors are considered. | |
| 322 | Assess I: Terrestrial Systems(PR: IST111 or BSC104 or BSC120 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Use
of scientific procedure and current technology to characterize and
quantify sensitive elements of terrestrial ecosystems and to assess
human impact on these systems. | |
| 323 | Assessment II: Aquatic Ecology(PR: IST111 or BSC104 or BSC120 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Use
of scientific procedures and current technology to characterize and
quantify sensitive elements of aquatic ecosystems and to assess human
impact on these systems. | |
| 330 | Knowledge Engin Fund(PR: IST263 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Introduction
to fundamental topics of knowledge engineering and the development of
Knowledge-Based Systems (KBS). Covers life cycle activities, knowledge
acquistion, representation, and the implementation of KBS and building
tools. | |
| 332 | Software Engineering I(PR: IST236 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Introduction
to the industrial process of software systems development. The course
covers project management and planning risk management issues; software
quality and configuration issues; and processes, methods, and
development tools. | |
| 333 | Software Engineering II(PR: IST332 ) | 3 | Active |
| | A
continuation of IST 332. It covers the system development lifecycle:
requirement analysis and specifications; design methods; system
implementation and integration; testing; and reuse issues. Project
participation. | |
| 334 | Programming Languages(PR: IST236 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Evaluation
of the specification, syntax, semantics, compilation, and software
development issues surrounding the development of programming languages.
Students are introduced to imperative and functional languages;
concurrency, logic, object-oriented approaches. | |
| 335 | Multimedia Systems(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | Introduction
to multimedia literacy, concepts, elements, issues, and application
development tools. Hands-on experience with different forms of
multimedia, including digital video, audio, images, and multimedia
authoring packages. | |
| 336 | Comp Arch/Digital Logic(PR: ) | 4 | Active |
| | Students
will study microprocessor design, computer bus structures, memory
organization, I/O device and data path design and optimizations, CPU
structures and design, and digital circuits and their design. | |
| 337 | Operating Systems(PR: IST163 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Covers
current operating systems that support networking and distributed
processes. Topics include process managment, memory management,
security issues, network support and management, and hardware
management. | |
| 338 | Cisco 5: Adv Routing | 4 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | This
is the first of four courses to prepare students for the CCNP. Course
covers advanced IP addressing and traffic management, routing protocols,
OSPF, EIGRP, route optimization, and BGP integration. | |
| 339 | Cisco 6: Remote Nets(PR: IST338 ) | 4 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | This
is the second of four courses to prepare students for the CCNP. Course
covers WAN and LAN design, IOS and network fundamentals, security,
managment, and bridging/ switching. | |
| 340 | DNA Technology(PR: IST241 or CHM212 or BSC120 ) | 4 | Active |
| | This
class deals with DNA and genes, the code of life, which we receive from
our parents. It tells how humans recently learned about DNA and
started to manipulate it. | |
| 341 | Human Genetics(PR: IST241 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Principles,
problems, and methods in human genetics. Mendelian, biochemical,
medical, quantitative, and molecular genetics, cytogenetics, bioethics
applied to humans. Lab includes DNA sequencing SNP genotyping. PR: IST
241 or equivalent. | |
| 342 | Biosciences Research Meth(PR: IST241 or CHM212 or BSC120 ) | 2 | Active |
| | Students
will develop proficiency in the laboratory methods used in Biosciences.
These skills prepare students for successful internships and advanced
courses in biotechnology and environmental sciences. Hands-on and WebCT
instruction. | |
| 343 | Genomic Cloning & Cytogenetics(PR: IST241 or CHM212 or BSC120 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Advanced
molecular genetics class emphasizing lab techniques. DNA cloning and
plasmid purification, Genomic DNA purification, Southern and Northern
hybridization, DNA sequencing, animal cell culture and human
cytogenetics. | |
| 350 | Manufacturing Systems(PR: IST160 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Various
manufacturing systems used within organizations are introduced.
Methods of manufacturing are presented along with various technologies
employed. Design for manufactur- ing, material management, quality
considerations, etc. are treated. | |
| 360 | Game Development I:2D(PR: IST236 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Covers
computer software industry, history and the role of a creative game
development team. Students will participate in the game development
process, including art, animation, programming, music, sound and
writing. | |
| 362 | Network Protocols(PR: IST163 ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course provides students with knowledge of network terminology,
structures, topologies, protocols, and inter- faces involving Local Area
and Wide Area networks. | |
| 363 | Network Administration(PR: IST362 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Students
will explore topics in network administration in a theoretical and
practical way. Students will study hardware selection, platforms,
languages, control, shared resources, security, anti-virus procedures,
and methodologies. | |
| 365 | Database Management | 3 | Active |
| | To
understand the logical and physical design of data stored and retrieved
from a relational database. Exposure to distributed databases,
database administration and structured query language will also be done. | |
| 366 | DB Design/Reporting(PR: IST365 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Introduction
to database design, data modeling techniques, advanced queries, and
database manipulation concepts. This course helps develop conceptual
and organizational skills for plenning effective formal database
reports. | |
| 420 | Remote Sensing/GIS Appl(PR: ( MTH122 and MTH127 )or IST131 ) | 4 | Active |
| | A
study of the physical systems for collecting remotely sensed data.
Statistical/spatial analysis and modeling using image
processing/geographic information/spatial computer software systems with
earth resources applications. | |
| 421 | Dgtl Image Proc/GIS Model(PR: ( MTH122 and MTH127 )or IST131 ) | 4 | Active |
| | A
study of image processing/geographic information/spatial analysis
systems, concurrent and parallel image processing 3-D modeling scenarios
utilizing geophysical data for computer simulation modeling. | |
| 423 | GIS and Data Systems(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | Course focuses on the relationships among the scientific method, data
structures, and geographic images. Students relate hypothesis formation and
databases through the development of ARCMap documents. | |
| 424 | Environ Risk Assessment(PR: IST320 ) | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | Environmental
risk assessments determine if contaminant releases pose unacceptable
risk to human health and environ- ment. This course will present a
broad-based introduction to human health risk assessment for
environmental contamination. | |
| 425 | Impact Assessment Documen(PR: IST320 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Use
of current concepts in conservation biology to examine the impacts of
habitat perturbations on people and species of concern. | |
| 428 | CAD and Terra Modeling(PR: IST423 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Introduction
to CAD 2D and 3D principles set in a land modeling format. Data sets
will be used to model 3D contours of land and river beds. | |
| 430 | Electronic Commerce(PR: IST365 ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course examines electronic commerce. Group decision making and
collaborative applications through the Internet. Develop applications
that retrieve and store information in distributed databases. | |
| 431 | Systems Engineering(PR: IST260 and IST231 ) | 4 | Deleted |
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| 432 | Database Management(PR: IST231 ) | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | To
understand the logical and physical design of stored and retrieved from
a relational database. Exposure to dis- tributed databases, database
administration and structured query language will also be done. | |
| 433 | Network Communications | 3 | Active |
| | To
understand the fundamentals of data communication as it relates to
protocols, security, and new technologies. Implement local area network
concepts such as designing, maintaining and managing a computer network.
| |
| 434 | Molecular Diagnostics(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course is designed to provide an overview of the general principles and
methods used to diagnose bacterial, viral and human diseases by
molecular techniques. | |
| 435 | Biomonitoring(PR: BSC120 or IST323 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Biomonitoring
is the use of organisms to assess habitat and water quality of a
stream. Current aquatic biomonitoring focuses on the utilization of
benthic invertebrates and fishes communities. | |
| 436 | Advanced Web Programming(PR: IST263 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Includes
topics in XHTML, JavaScript Data Object Model, dynamic application of
CSS rules to page elements, browsers's support for XML, object-oriented
PHP programming, server side graphics generation, web services. | |
| 438 | Computer Graphics for Gaming(PR: IST236 01 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Fundamental
concepts dealing with the display of graphic information on
semi-interactive storage tube displays. The course includes techniques
for hidden line display, hidden line removal, and two- and
three-dimensional transformation. | |
| 439 | Game Development II:3D(PR: IST360 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Covers
state of the art techniques for computer game design and development
with an emphasis on the 3D graphics and interaction through practical,
example driven approaches of game development. | |
| 440 | Genetic Systems(PR: IST241 or CHM212 or BSC120 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Discusses
basic structures and mechanisms of genetic information storage and
transmission in all existing systems from viruses to humans. Provides
necessary theoretical background for the understanding of DNA
technology. | |
| 441 | Metabolic Systems(PR: BSC120 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Discusses
basic molecules, processes, and mechanisms responsible for the activity
of all living systems, and the methods of their analysis. Provides
necessary theoretical background for the understanding of industrial
biotechno- logy. | |
| 442 | Bioethics | 3 | Active |
| | Discuss
ethical issues in scientific research: fraud, informed consent, genetic
testing, gene therapy, cloning, new drugs, vaccines and foods produced
via engineered organisms. Includes real case studies and media
analysis. | |
| 443 | Protein Biotechnology(PR: BSC120 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Discussion
covers basics of protein structure and function, post-translational
modification and transport simple immunology. Laboratories include
protein quan- titation, enzyme kinetics, protein purification and
dialysis protein gel electrophoresis and staining. | |
| 444 | Bioinformatics(PR: IST241 or CHM212 or BSC120 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Bioinformatics
computer software is used to draw inferences from DNA and protein
databases. Students will find pattern and meaning in genomic data
through computer-aided analysis of DNA, RNA, and protein. | |
| 445 | DNA Forensics(PR: IST224 or IST340 or IST341 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Hands-on
DNA typing of simulated crime scene evidence. Process biological
samples, purify DNA, perform presumptive and confirmatory tests for
blood and semen, learn microscopy, PCR genetic analysis and practice
testimony. | |
| 446 | Intro Digital Evidence(PR: IST264 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Introduction to the principles of forensics and their application to the practice of computer
forensics. The foundations of criminal and civil law and the judicial system will be reviewed. | |
| 447 | App Dig Evidence and eDisc(PR: IST449 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Course
provides basic information to the student in the proper procedures for
seizing digital evidence used in the commission of crime. Includes legal
issues peculiar to seizing digital evidence. | |
| 448 | Forensic Image/Video Analysis(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course will introduce the students to the principals of digital imaging
analysis and their applications to the practice of forensic image
analysis. In addition, students will learn how to prepare court
exhibits. | |
| 449 | Data Recovery and Analysis(PR: IST264 ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course teaches students how information is recovered from electronic
devices and the forensic techniques used to perform forensic
examinations. In addition, legal issues regarding electronic data will
be discussed. | |
| 450 | Manufacturing Processes(PR: IST211 ) | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | A
study of the basic processes used in manufacturing parts such as
machining, grinding, casting and sheet metal fabrication. Methods for
producing plastics and composites will also be presented. | |
| 451 | Materials Science in Mfg(PR: IST350 ) | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | A
study of materials used in the fabrication of products and their
physical properties. Stress, strain, thermal and electrical properties,
etc. will be studied for metals, plastics, ceramics, and composites. | |
| 452 | Process Capab Control Monitor(PR: IST350 ) | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
| | A
study of the methodologies used to determine the capabilities of
manufacturing operations and processes and the variety of controls that
are used to control and monitor them. | |
| 453 | Design for Manufacturability | 3 | Inactive-Not Deleted |
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| 454 | Network Defense(PR: IST261 and IST363 ) | 4 | Active |
| | An
in-depth examination of the principles, strategies, and tools used to
defend, detect, and respond to a variety of common network attacks. | |
| 455 | Drugs Biologics Med Devices(PR: IST340 or BSC322 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Students
will learn key components of the drug discovery process and the steps
leading to full regulatory approval and commercialization of drugs,
biologics and medical devices. Case studies will be discussed. | |
| 456 | Technology and Innovation(PR: ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
class introduces technology venture formation and intellectual
property. Course covers employment, confidentiality and consulting
agreements. Development of Green Businesses is emphasized through
business case studies and writing grant proposals. | |
| 457 | Network Penetration and Attack(PR: IST261 and IST363 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Students will explore tools and techniques used to penetrate, exploit and ex filtrate data from computers and networks. | |
| 460 | Game Development III:AI(PR: IST439 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Advanced
concepts of game development with a focus on artificial intelligence.
AI techniques covered including A* path finding algorithm, rule-based
reasoning, reinforcement learning, neural networks, genetic algorithm,
knowledge representation. | |
| 461 | Cyber Warfare(PR: IST362 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Broad
examination of this new form of conflict including the role of nation
states, the challenge of attribution, potential impact on the physical
world, and current government policy and doctrine. | |
| 462 | Network Forensics(PR: IST261 and IST363 and IST449 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Examination
of techniques and tools used to investigate, search, collect, analyze,
and report on network based breaches and events. | |
| 463 | Digital Computer Evidence(PR: IST449 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Concepts
of computer forensics, including handling digital evidence, case
preparation, forensic imagining, data recovery, password cracking,
e-mail analysis, and reprt writing. Proper usage of different forensic
tools is emphasized. | |
| 464 | Network Security(PR: IST362 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Addresses
security issues for TCP/IP-based networks. Access Control and
Communications are covered as well as Internet security in areas of
cryptography, protocols, applications, encryption, hash functions,
digital signatures, etc. | |
| 465 | Network Design(PR: IST464 ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course provides an in-depth study of data communications design
principles, standards, protocols, algorithms, architectures, models,
throughput and performance. Design principles related to layers and
management of networks are covered. | |
| 466 | Database Programming(PR: IST365 ) | 3 | Active |
| | This
course teaches students database programming available to relational
database systems. Students will work with fourth generation languages to
analyze, design and develop, and execute programs in a database
environment. | |
| 467 | Mobile Device Forensics(PR: IST264 and IST449 ) | 4 | Active |
| | Identification,
preservation, collection, analysis, and reporting techniques and tools
used in the forensic examination of mobile devices such as cell phones
and GPS units. | |
| 468 | Cisco 7: Multi Switch(PR: IST339 ) | 4 | Deleted |
| | This
is the third of four courses to prepare students for CCNP. Course
covers bridging/swithching, OSI reference and layered communication,
Cisco IO switch fundamentals, switch fundamentals, switch components,
and routing trunking. | |
| 469 | Cisco 8: Network Trouble(PR: IST468 ) | 4 | Deleted |
| | This
is the fourth of four courses to prepare students for the CCNP. Course
covers Cisco IOS for debugging, troubleshooting tools, backups, and
studying efficient troubleshooting techniques. | |
| 470 | Internship in IST | 1 to 4 | Active |
| | A supervised internship in an area of Integrated Science and Technology. | |
| 480 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 481 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 482 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 483 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 485 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 486 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 487 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 488 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 490 | Senior Project I | 3 | Active |
| | Senior Capstone Experience. | |
| 491 | Senior Project II(PR: IST490 ) | 3 | Active |
| | Senior Capstone Experience | |
| 495H | Honors in IST | 3 to 4 | Active |
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| 496H | Honors in IST | 3 to 4 | Active |
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| 580 | Speical Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
| | Courses on special topics not listed among the current course offerings. | |
| 581 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
| | Courses on special topics not listed among the current course offerings. | |
| 582 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
| | Courses on special topics not listed among the current course offerings. | |
| 583 | Special Topics | 1 to 4 | Active |
| | Courses on special topics not listed among the current course offerings. | |
| 585 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 586 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 587 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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| 588 | Independent Study | 1 to 4 | Active |
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