Summer/Fall 2011 Credit Class Schedule - Kirkwood Community ...
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Windows Network Management 3<br />
> NET-323<br />
Explains administrative duties for Windows<br />
Server 2003. Includes installing, configuring<br />
and maintaining client and server operating<br />
systems, monitoring performance and<br />
supporting users, evaluating different versions<br />
of Server 2003, exploring services such as<br />
DHCP, Clustering, Remote Access, DNS, Virtual<br />
Private Networking, and learning to implement<br />
security using permissions, encryption and<br />
policies.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-561<br />
Directory Concepts 3<br />
> NET-338<br />
Covers basic network design, how directory<br />
services are used to manage users, and how to<br />
pick servers based on proper utilization.<br />
Students learn basic elements and design of<br />
both Novell E-directory, Microsoft active<br />
directory and related LDAP directory services.<br />
Additionally, students are introduced to server<br />
concepts including system requirements,<br />
volume management and security.<br />
(3/0/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-212<br />
Linux Networking 3<br />
> NET-400<br />
Focuses on Linux GUI. Introduces Linux<br />
installation, navigating the Linux GUI, creating<br />
Linux users and groups, setting up Linux file<br />
and directory permissions, managing the Linux<br />
file system, using the Linux control panel to<br />
customize the system, configuring the Linux<br />
network, and developing basic command line<br />
and DNS skills.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-321<br />
Directory Administration 3<br />
> NET-561<br />
Continues Directory Concepts. Focuses on<br />
implementation of Active Directory using<br />
Windows Server, and eDirectory using<br />
NetWare 6.x. Includes configuration and<br />
management of organizations, users, groups,<br />
printers, file systems, and many other directory<br />
service objects. Introduces virtualization<br />
concepts and students deploy software in a<br />
virtual environment.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-174, NET-338<br />
Server Configuration 3<br />
> NET-571<br />
Emphasizes managing Linux in a multi-server<br />
enterprise environment. Introduces enterpriselevel<br />
skills in integrating Linux servers in a<br />
multiple server environment, configuring<br />
advanced network services such as FTP, VPNs,<br />
remote management, Web services, DNS,<br />
DHCP, LDAP Directory Services, logical volume<br />
management, scripting and advanced software<br />
installation. Other services may include e-mail<br />
and LAMP package management.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-400, NET-561<br />
<strong>Kirkwood</strong> <strong>Credit</strong> <strong>Class</strong> <strong>Schedule</strong> . <strong>Summer</strong> & <strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2011</strong> . CourSe DeSCriptionS<br />
Network Security Basics 3<br />
> NET-600<br />
Introduces students to basic network security<br />
concepts. The non-vendor specific course<br />
includes general security concepts,<br />
authentication, attacks, secure communications<br />
and Internet security. Additional topics include<br />
perimeter defense and intruder detection. This<br />
course begins student preparation for the<br />
Security+ exam.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-174, NET-212<br />
Net Defense/Remote Access Config 3<br />
> NET-618<br />
Focuses on network defenses and defensible<br />
networks. Includes basic network defense<br />
topologies, basic DMZ configuration, basic<br />
intrusion detection configuration and logical<br />
security management (proper address<br />
assignment, software configuration). Examines<br />
identity management systems, such as<br />
directory services, to provide authentication,<br />
authorization and auditing for sound security<br />
management. Includes basic remote access<br />
configuration.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-600, NET-630<br />
Cyber Law and Ethics 3<br />
> NET-630<br />
Covers basic laws and ethical behavior<br />
associated with network security. Topics<br />
include discussions about current common<br />
practices used to secure networks as well as<br />
test them, and the potential these methods can<br />
have in creating a secure network environment.<br />
Also included are discussions about HIPAA and<br />
Sarbanes-Oxley laws, and the impact they<br />
have on information technology practices.<br />
(3/0/0/0); ASE Code: B; Coreq: NET-600<br />
TCP/IP for Networking 3<br />
> NET-680<br />
Introduces students to the concepts of the TCP/<br />
IP suite of protocol. Students learn IP<br />
addressing, dynamic host configuration<br />
protocol, domain name services, universal<br />
naming conventions and how this protocol is<br />
used to connect to the Internet.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-232<br />
Fundamentals of Desktop Support 3<br />
> NET-785<br />
Introduces the concepts of supporting personal<br />
computers as a career. Students improve their<br />
proficiency in providing personal computer<br />
support by troubleshooting real-life scenarios<br />
including specification/management<br />
considerations, and customer service skills.<br />
Lab may include students volunteering at notfor-profit<br />
organizations upgrading computers<br />
and computer peripherals.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B<br />
Special Topics for PC Technicians 3<br />
> NET-850<br />
Focuses on the two intertwining themes of<br />
today’s networking technician: the history/<br />
future of computer technology and the social<br />
implications of that technology. Projects, expert<br />
speakers and possibly field trips are used to<br />
help explore such diverse topics as ethical<br />
computing, computer career trends, encryption<br />
and security, the wireless world, and the<br />
human face of computing.<br />
(2/2/0/0); ASE Code: B; Prereq: NET-122<br />
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Badminton I 1<br />
> PEA-110<br />
Introduces the basic skills (forehand, backhand,<br />
service), strategy and rules of badminton.<br />
(0/2/0/0); ASE Code: A<br />
Golf I 1<br />
> PEA-134<br />
Develops the basic skills necessary for a<br />
beginning golfer.<br />
(0/2/0/0); ASE Code: A<br />
Powerwalking 1<br />
> PEA-150<br />
Introduces fitness walking and jogging as a<br />
lifetime endeavor to improve health and<br />
fitness.<br />
(0/2/0/0); ASE Code: A<br />
Racquetball I 1<br />
> PEA-154<br />
Introduces students to the rules, strategies and<br />
shots involved in the game.<br />
(0/2/0/0); ASE Code: A<br />
Tennis I 1<br />
> PEA-174<br />
Introduces the basic skills (forehand, backhand,<br />
service), strategy and rules of tennis.<br />
(0/2/0/0); ASE Code: A<br />
Weight Training I 1<br />
> PEA-187<br />
Provides the student with the basics of weight<br />
conditioning, as well as a general workout<br />
opportunity.<br />
(0/2/0/0); ASE Code: A<br />
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Course Descriptions