Information Technology & DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

careers of the future

Information Technology (IT) is a part of every aspect of our economy, and can be seen in every industry (healthcare, tourism, manufacturing, etc.). It provides the infrastructure and tools that industries need to operate and grow. What better career path to explore than one that you know that job growth and need is forecasted to be secure and well paying. Learn about the fundamental skills in computer technology, and discover the career paths in your future!

Explore the possibilities in information technology
Learn how information technology impacts the world around you
Develop an understanding of the fundamentals of IT security and infrastructure

program of study: cyber Security

The Programming program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct program and coding techniques, utilize logic tools, and design and development methodologies to create applications in multiple mediums and for various sources.

foundations of computer systems & technology

FOUNDATIONSOFCOMPUTERSYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY.mp4

ACCN#: TIF1000

Foundations of Computer Systems and Technology is a FIRST year course designed to inform students about careers in the information technology sector and basic technologies. This Level 1 course serves as the foundation course for the Artificial Intelligence, Programming, Networking, Cybersecurity, Web Design & Development programs of study. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to describe various information technology occupations and outline the steps necessary to advance in specific careers, demonstrate basic knowledge of computer hardware components and processes, and distinguish foundational concepts in multiple information technology disciplines. As part of a student’s program of study progression, the student will create a digital program of study portfolio, providing evidence of mastery of course standards and readiness to advance and complete the program of study.

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networking 1

ACCN#: TIE2000

Networking 1 is the SECOND year course in the Networking program of study designed to introduce students to foundational elements within the networking field, including network concepts, network apparatuses and tools, network topographies and types, network services and network addressing. Students will also troubleshoot networking issues.

Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to explain networking concepts and the various components that comprise computer networks. A proficient student will also be able to explain and demonstrate network devices and connections, including routing, switching, and cabling, and demonstrate basic troubleshooting skills reflective of the knowledge and skills learned in the course.

Prerequisites: Foundations of Computer Systems & Technology (TIF1000)

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CYBER 1

ACCN#: TIN5520

Cybersecurity 1 is the third course in the Cybersecurity program of study designed to introduce students to foundational elements within the cybersecurity field, including cyber threats, network protocols, cryptography, and access and risk management. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to explain cybersecurity threats and areas of vulnerabilities and the role of Linux OS in cybersecurity, explain and demonstrate network services and protocols and types of cryptographic algorithms, summarize access management and controls and organizational risk management. A proficient student will also be able to demonstrate basic problem-solving skills to mitigate and/or remove a simulated cyber threat.

Prerequisites: Networking 1 (TIE 2000) OR Programming 1 (TIP2000)

program of study: Networking

The Networking program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to emphasize the conceptual and practical skills necessary to design, manage, and diagnose network hardware and software. The program will focus on how to design, implement, and manage linked systems of computer and associated software.

FOUNDATIONSOFCOMPUTERSYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY.mp4

foundations of computer systems & technology

ACCN#: TIF1000

Please see course description under Cyber Program.

NetFundLanvideo.mp4

networking 1

ACCN#: TIE2000

Prerequisites: Foundations of Computer Systems & Technology (TIF1000)

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networking 2

ACCN#: TIE3000

Networking 2 is the THIRD year course in the Networking program of study designed to continue student learning in network technologies, as well as introduce students to network operations and security, risk management, and professional ethics. Students will also continue to demonstrate install and configuration knowledge and skills, as well as troubleshoot types of networking issues. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to explain WAN and wireless networking technologies and professional ethics, explain and demonstrate advanced networking devices and network security risks and responses, as well as continue demonstrating connectivity and configuration knowledge and skills. A proficient student will also be able to demonstrate troubleshooting and problem-solving skills reflective of the knowledge and skills learned in the course.

Prerequisites: Networking 1 (TIE2000)

Networking: Work-based learning

ACCN#: TIE4100

Networking: WBL is the FOURTH year capstone course in the Networking program of study. It is intended to provide a work-based learning experience for students to develop further understanding of professional issues, utilize employability skills, and demonstrate mastery of academic and technical skills learned through the program of study. The work-based learning experience provides opportunities to apply and practice the knowledge and skills learned in previous courses and gives students hands-on practical experiences related to professions in networking and related fields of occupation. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to discern multiple pathways to careers in networking, necessary steps toward applying for a postsecondary program, necessary steps toward applying for a job, and reflect on program goals and aspirations. Instruction will be delivered through the classroom environment in conjunction with a work-based learning placement, such as an internship.

Prerequisites: Acceptance into this course requires clearance with an Information Technology and Digital Transformation Pathway Teacher prior to registration.

program of study: Programming

FOUNDATIONSOFCOMPUTERSYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY.mp4

foundations of computer systems & technology

ACCN#: TIF1000

Please see course description under Cyber Program.

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programing 1

ACCN#: TIP2000

Programming 1 is the SECOND year course in the Programming program of study designed to introduce students to foundational programming knowledge and basic skills in Python, Java, and C# languages, which are utilized by programmers in mobile app and game development. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to break down the elements of the software development cycle and explain the role specific universal programming components and tools play in programming languages and for programmers. A proficient student will also be able to demonstrate the ability to summarize the key programming elements that comprise Python, Java, and C#, as well as write and run basic programs using those languages.

Prerequisites: Foundations of Computer Systems & Technology (TIF1000)

programing 2: mobile applications development

ACCN#: TIP3000

Programming 2: Mobile Applications Development is the THIRD year course in the Programming program of study designed to inform students on the role of mobile applications technologies in society, what comprises a mobile application and the process used for designing one, as well as to prepare students for mobile applications development through the use of a programming language. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to explain the varied uses of mobile applications in today’s society and the process used to create mobile applications of varied complexities across different operating systems. A proficient student will also be able to demonstrate the writing of a programming language leading to the development of a basic mobile application.

Prerequisites: Programming 1 (TIP2000)

programming: Work-based learning

ACCN#: TIP4100

Programming: WBL is the FOURTH year capstone course in the Programming program of study. It is intended to provide a work-based learning experience for students to develop further understanding of professional issues, utilize employability skills, and demonstrate mastery of academic and technical skills learned through the program of study. The work-based learning experience provides opportunities to apply and practice the knowledge and skills learned in previous courses and gives students hands-on practical experiences related to professions in programming and related fields of occupation. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to discern multiple pathways to careers in programming, necessary steps toward applying for a postsecondary program, necessary steps toward applying for a job, and reflect on program goals and aspirations.

Instruction will be delivered through the classroom environment in conjunction with a work-based learning placement, such as an internship.

Prerequisite: Acceptance into this course requires clearance with an Information Technology and Digital Transformation Pathway Teacher prior to registration.

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