CIS-321 |
Computer Architecture |
This course provides students with an in-depth look at computer hardware , software , and the interaction between the two . By breaking computer organization down in a hierarchical manner , students will gain a thorough understanding of computer architecture . Students will learn the history of modern-day computers , the Von Neumann architecture model , circuitry , Boolean logic , logic gates , instruction sets , processor arithmetic and control functions , input / output , memory management and storage , machine code , and assembly and compile processes . In addition to using the Little Man Computer ( LMC ) prototype to understand the stored program concept , students will complete hands-on computer hardware builds . |
CIS-330 |
Network Administration |
A more advanced study of computer systems and network administration using the latest
Microsoft Server operating system . Topics include management of database , print , DHCP , DNS and other servers . Students will gain handson practical experience working with Windows Active Directory . File management , virtualization , Microsoft Azure cloud computing services are also discussed . Various security issues facing networks today as well as emerging technologies will be addressed .
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