Information Technology Fundamentals

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IT Fundamentals I - Foundations

  • The graduate demonstrates a basic working knowledge of networked resources.
  • The graduate describes the role and basic functioning of hardware and software needed for Internet business.
  • The graduate organizes and produces a simple but functioning Web site.
  • The graduate demonstrates knowledge of Web browser function, use, configuration, and customization.

IT Fundamentals II - Technical Fundamentals

  • The graduate demonstrates an understanding of personal computer components, and their function, in a desktop system.
  • The graduate demonstrates a basic working knowledge of computer data storage and information retrieval.
  • The graduate recommends appropriate strategies for classifying, installing, configuring, optimizing, upgrading, and troubleshooting printers.
  • The graduate recommends appropriate strategies for classifying, installing, configuring, optimizing, upgrading, and troubleshooting laptops and portable devices.
  • The graduate recommends appropriate strategies for classifying, installing, configuring, optimizing, upgrading, and troubleshooting computer operating systems.
  • The graduate recommends appropriate strategies for classifying, installing, configuring, optimizing, and upgrading basic network types.
  • The graduate recommends appropriate strategies for classifying, controlling access, setting permission, configuring, optimizing, and upgrading basic system security.

IT Fundamentals III - Technology Management Fundamentals

  • The graduate recommends appropriate tools, diagnostic procedures, preventive maintenance and troubleshooting techniques for personal computer components in a desktop system.
  • The graduate recommends appropriate tools, and strategies for identifying, preventing, and reporting safety hazards and environmental/human accidents in a technological environment.
  • The graduate communicates effectively with colleagues and clients in a technological environment.
  • The graduate evaluates the implication of job-related professional behavior in a given scenario.