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Click on the name of an online information technology certificate courses to view the detailed information; you can also find out about the college or university offering the category by clicking on "School's Profile". |
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Internet Architecture and Services (034IIW500) |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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Learn how to use the Internet and how it all works ?under the hood.? Explore Internet architecture, ISPs (Internet Service Providers), connectivity methodologies, networking protocols, email, Web servers, Web browsers, FTP (File Transfer Protocols), UNIX and more. Understand how to diagnose common Internet problems, how to download/upload files and programs to your web site and local computer, and how to install and configure your TCP/IP stack (communication protocols). Learn about selecting an Internet provider, and understand why some types of Internet connections are faster than other kinds of access. Discover video and audio streaming via the Internet and examine text, voice and video conferencing tools. |
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Internet Architecture and Services (033IIW500) |
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Information Technology |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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Learn how to use the Internet and how it all works ?under the hood.? Explore Internet architecture, ISPs (Internet Service Providers), connectivity methodologies, networking protocols, email, Web servers, Web browsers, FTP (File Transfer Protocols), UNIX and more. Understand how to diagnose common Internet problems, how to download/upload files and programs to your web site and local computer, and how to install and configure your TCP/IP stack (communication protocols). Learn about selecting an Internet provider, and understand why some types of Internet connections are faster than other kinds of access. Discover video and audio streaming via the Internet and examine text, voice and video conferencing tools. |
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Internet Business and Technology Capstone Implementation Project (X488.6) |
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Information Technology |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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This course will no longer be offered online after Spring 2004.
This capstone course is the final course in the Internet Business and Technology Certificate program. It is designed to provide you with a hands-on, project-based introduction to building a comprehensive internet business systems implementation. You learn how to plan, develop, deploy and manage an internet business total solution that is dedicated to direct marketing, selling, and service (business to consumer), or corporate purchasing/value chain applications (business to business). You are strongly encouraged to familiarize yourself with a Web site development tool such as Microsoft FrontPage 2000 or Microsoft Visual InterDev. |
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Internet Business and Technology: An Introduction (X488.1) |
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Information Technology |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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As internet business becomes more prevalent, legacy business models and associated business processes and organizational structures are being systematically revamped. This course explores a full range of internet business and technology concepts and examples, using case studies and demonstrations. It is intended to allow potential internet business managers and professionals to visualize and experience the process of planning and executing an internet business project. |
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Internet Business Systems Design, Integration and Deployment (X488.2) |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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This is a required course in the Internet Business and Technology Certificate Program.
This course will no longer be offered online after 2003. Click here to see the 2003 online schedule of courses. Please refer to Extension's online catalog for scheduling details on classroom courses.
Of IT budgets, 35 percent goes to integration with more and more going to internet business systems integration. It is vital to understand how to accomplish this efficiently.
This course is an introduction to internet business systems design, integration, and deployment that builds on the basic concepts taught in Internet Business and Technology: An Introduction X488.1. The course explores a full range of internet business systems design, integration, and deployment concepts, technologies, and examples through case studies, class design/integration exercises, and demonstrations. The course is designed to help potential internet business managers and professionals visualize and experience the process of designing/developing and deploying an e-commerce system that includes integration. |
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Internet Business Systems Security and Firewall (X490.4) |
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Information Technology |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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E-commerce activities happen outside firewalls, and they present a new set of security issues that were not anticipated in the past. The security requirements of e-commerce can be a lot more demanding than those required for ordinary enterprise activities.
This introductory systems-level security course explores a full range of e-commerce security issues, technology solutions concepts, options, and examples through illustrations. It is designed to help potential e-commerce managers and professionals visualize and experience the process of planning and executing the security aspect of an e-commerce project, including firewalls. |
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Internet Business Systems Security and Firewall (X490.4) |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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E-commerce activities happen outside firewalls, and they present a new set of security issues that were not anticipated in the past. The security requirements of e-commerce can be a lot more demanding than those required for ordinary enterprise activities.
This introductory systems-level security course explores a full range of e-commerce security issues, technology solutions concepts, options, and examples through illustrations. It is designed to help potential e-commerce managers and professionals visualize and experience the process of planning and executing the security aspect of an e-commerce project, including firewalls. |
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Internet Business Technologies (X488.3) |
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Information Technology |
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This is a required course in the Internet Business and Technology Certificate Program.
This course will no longer be offered online after 2003. Click here to see the 2003 online schedule of courses. Please refer to Extension's online catalog for scheduling details on classroom courses.
The Internet has grown to become the only ubiquitous and truly global communications and computing network for any-to-any connectivity. In the past, it suffered a lack of respect from network managers because of its uni-class nature--that is, every user was treated the same and there was no class of service (CoS) differentiation. As a result, network managers leaned more to ATM-type solutions that are equipped with quality of service (QoS), instead of the Internet.
This course explores a full range of internet business network design, integration, and deployment concepts, technologies, and examples through case studies, class design/integration exercises, and illustrations. It is designed to help potential internet business network managers and professionals visualize and experience the process of designing/developing an e-commerce network. You also gain a working knowledge of how to effectively use the Internet networking infrastructure (backbone and access) for internet business networks. At the same time, you gain a working knowledge of all the core technologies needed to transform yesterday's economy-class Internet into business-class Internet and e-commerce-class Internet to support mission-critical applications. |
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Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (X412.7) |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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This course introduces and explores the fundamental concepts of geographic information systems. Why is GIS important? Because at least 80 percent of data contains a location, and GIS is the technology that makes sense of this spatial component. Yet, in this information age, the role of GIS is not widely understood, nor applied as effectively as it could be.
Technical as well as nontechnical individuals benefit from the course, including those who have not yet been exposed to GIS and those who are GIS practitioners who wish to go beyond the user manuals. Supervised Final Examination. |
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Introduction to Online Technologies (Online) (X 396.01) |
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Information Technology |
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University of California, Los Angeles Extension |
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This course provides an overview of the communications technologies used in presenting online education to users in diverse locations. Asynchronous, synchronous, hybrid, and special configurations are discussed in the context of the online learning environment. Although the course covers technical subjects, it does not require a technical background for assimilation. |
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Language Development and Acquisition (Online) (X 325.03) |
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University of California, Los Angeles Extension |
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This course provides the rationale for bilingual/English language acquisition and development programs. Topics include historical and current theories of second-language acquisition, as well as models of language programs that have implications for second-language development. Instruction also considers psychological factors that affect first- and second-language development. |
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Language Structure and Usage (Online) (X 325.04) |
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University of California, Los Angeles Extension |
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This course covers the major theories and factors related to language structure and usage, as well as universals and differences, including those in the structure of English. Discussion of idioms and applications of exercises also are included. |
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Marketing for Internet Business (X475.2) |
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UC Berkeley Extension Online |
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In this introductory overview course, you learn what it takes to develop and market a successful e-commerce solution. You analyze market trends and case studies, discuss strategies for acquiring and retaining target customers, and determine the most effective ways to launch an e-commerce solution. You also learn what it takes to maintain a successful internet business program and how to measure results vs. marketing objectives. Supervised final examination. |
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Marketing for Internet Business (X475.2) |
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In this introductory overview course, you learn what it takes to develop and market a successful e-commerce solution. You analyze market trends and case studies, discuss strategies for acquiring and retaining target customers, and determine the most effective ways to launch an e-commerce solution. You also learn what it takes to maintain a successful internet business program and how to measure results vs. marketing objectives. Supervised final examination. |
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Microsoft Access: Introduction (033IDA562) |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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This introductory database course covers the basics of database theory using Access 2000 as a database tool. Many companies use Microsoft Access to maintain, store and query data in a way that provides readily shared access and security.
Microsoft Access is an integral part of Microsoft Office Suite and functions within the suite by allowing data to be imported from Microsoft Word or Excel. You will learn how to:
- define a database
- create table structures
- enter, view and edit data
- create queries, reports and labels
- create multi-table queries
- create complex reports
- link two databases
- import data from other formats |
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Microsoft Access: Introduction (034IDA562) |
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Information Technology |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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This introductory database course covers the basics of database theory using Access 2000 as a database tool. Many companies use Microsoft Access to maintain, store and query data in a way that provides readily shared access and security.
Microsoft Access is an integral part of Microsoft Office Suite and functions within the suite by allowing data to be imported from Microsoft Word or Excel. You will learn how to:
- define a database
- create table structures
- enter, view and edit data
- create queries, reports and labels
- create multi-table queries
- create complex reports
- link two databases
- import data from other formats |
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Network Technologies and Architectures (034IND571) |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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Examine the architectures of local-area networks, their technologies and protocols. Study the OSI model and the physical and data link infrastructure of a LAN, including wiring, backbones, hubs and data link protocols.
Learn details of:
- Ethernet, Token Ring and FDDI
- protocols and history of TCP/IP and the Internet
- AppleTalk protocols and evolution
- SNA evolution from Token Ring through APPN/APPI, middleware and gateways to other architectures
- the basics of LAN management needs, products and protocols
The class also introduces WANs, internetworking and NetWare network management topics covered thoroughly in other classes. |
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PERL for the Web (034IDD701) |
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Information Technology |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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PERL has proven itself as one of the most popular and useful languages for Web applications. Everything from CGI programming to automated web site indexing is made easier with PERL. This class will focus on key PERL modules such as CGI, Mason, and LWP.
Other topics include embedding PERL into HTML pages, search engines, and content management. Learn how to build highly scalable web sites which utilize PERL, Apache, mod_perl and other open source technologies. A basic understanding and experience using PERL is required. |
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PERL for the Web (033IDD701) |
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Information Technology |
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University of California, Davis Extension |
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PERL has proven itself as one of the most popular and useful languages for Web applications. Everything from CGI programming to automated web site indexing is made easier with PERL. This class will focus on key PERL modules such as CGI, Mason, and LWP.
Other topics include embedding PERL into HTML pages, search engines, and content management. Learn how to build highly scalable web sites which utilize PERL, Apache, mod_perl and other open source technologies. A basic understanding and experience using PERL is required. |
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Personal Financial Planning Practicum (Online) (X 430.38) |
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University of California, Los Angeles Extension |
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The capstone course in the Professional Designation in Personal Financial Planning, this practicum conducted entirely online examines the business and professional practicalities of establishing and running/working in a financial counseling practice, including ethics, marketing, fee setting, and staff development. Students review/apply practical techniques in working with clients and engage in the entire process of preparing and presenting a financial plan in an environment of nonliability. |
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