IST 110 2 - IT PROBLEM SOLVING

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IT PROBLEM SOLVING (IST 110)

Term: 2020-2021 Spring

Faculty

John Franklin
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Dr. Jalal Ghaemghami
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Sep 15 2018 11:55AM
  • End Date: Sep 15 2018 2:55PM
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  • Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday Friday
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Office Hours

  • Start Date: Sep 15 2018 11:55AM
  • End Date: Sep 15 2018 2:55PM
  • Single Date:
  • Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday Friday
  • Note: Please reserve your appointment by email


Office Hours

  • Start Date: Sep 15 2018 11:55AM
  • End Date: Sep 15 2018 2:55PM
  • Single Date:
  • Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday Friday
  • Note: Please reserve your appointment by email


Office Hours

  • Start Date: Sep 15 2018 11:55AM
  • End Date: Sep 15 2018 2:55PM
  • Single Date:
  • Weekly Days: Monday Wednesday Friday
  • Note: Please reserve your appointment by email


Office Hours:

  • At 7:30 PM for 30 minutes on Sundays on Zoom
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John Eric Franklin
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Dr. M. Witt Taylor
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Description

PREREQUISITES: Eligibility for Eng 101

**Previously CIS 102**
This course is designed to present the fundamentals of problem solving by giving students a wide range of modern IT arena. It examines the importance of key issues such as security, privacy, and ethics. IT concepts to be introduced will include programming, databases, networking, research, web servers and how they work together in a modern system. Students work in groups to implement examples of these systems leaving the course with soft skills and an understanding of the components of modern systems and the scope of knowledge needed to become an IT professional.