Technology & Media in Libraries
Technology and Media in Libraries introduces students to a variety of digital-media forms used in the library and information-service fields. Students explore current web and multimedia tools, focusing on issues, trends, and current uses of technology and media.
Introduction to Reference and Information Sources
Introduction to Reference and Information Sources introduces the various print and digital-information sources commonly used in libraries. Students learn how to conduct a reference interview to determine the information needs of a patron. They learn basic skills for selecting and using specialized information sources. Upon successful completion of the course, students can determine patron needs […]
Introduction to Technical Services
Introduction to Technical Services introduces students to the elements of technical services with print and non-print items, including selection, acquisitions, assessment, preservation, review sources, and collection development and management. The course also examines current trends and issues as they relate to these services.
Foundations in Library Service
Foundations in Library Service introduces library public-services operations. It introduces student to multiple library types and explains the services they provide. The course explores general customer-service techniques and the degree to which physical space impacts service, emphasizing public relations, problem solving, communication skills, and library policies and procedures. It also introduces programming and program design.
SQL Databases
SQL Databases provides students with a comprehensive understanding of SQL databases using MySQL. Throughout the course, students learn the fundamental concepts and principles of structured query language (SQL) and the way it applies to relational databases. Topics covered include data types, data manipulation, data retrieval, and database management. Students also gain hands-on experience working with […]
Computer Security
Computer Security covers the material in CompTIA’s Security+ and helps students prepare for certification. Using TestOut’s industry leading training, simulation, and assessment package, it offers in-depth exposure to the core security functions needed by IT security professionals. Students learn the architecture and design of enterprise environments and ways to identify attacks, threats, and vulnerabilities. The […]
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is designed for IT professionals who want to demonstrate their ability to protect their organization from cybersecurity threats. It focuses on using behavioral analytics to identify vulnerabilities and threats, analyzing data to identify patterns and trends, and designing and implementing security solutions to mitigate risks. Candidates are tested on their ability to perform security […]
Computer Networking I
Computer Networking I covers the material in CompTIA’s Network+ andhelps students prepare for certification. Using TestOut’s industry leading training, simulation, and assessment package, it allows in-depth exposure to troubleshooting, configuring, and managing networks. Students learn networking fundamentals and the implementation of routing and networking devices, ethernet solutions, and wireless technologies. They also learn how to […]
Linux Essentials
Linux Essentials covers the material in CompTIA’s Linux+ and helps students prepare for certification. Using TestOut’s industry leading training, simulation, and assessment package, it offers in-depth exposure to the competencies required of an early-career systems administrator supporting Linux systems. Students learn system management skills such as configuring and managing software, as well as storage, processes, […]
IT Essentials
Based on the curriculum of Cisco Systems IT Essentials I, IT Essentials exposes students to computer hardware and operating systems. Students learn the functionality of hardware and software components, as well as best practices in maintenance and safety. Through hands-on activities and laboratories, students learn how to assemble and configure a computer, install operating systems […]
Reading Mechanical Prints II
In Reading Mechanical Prints II, students learn how to interpret information and dimensions on different types of prints. The course covers weld symbols and weldments extensively. Upon successful completion of the course, students can generate a print utilizing proper weld symbols, dimensioning, and other pertinent print information.
Reading Mechanical Prints I
In Reading Mechanical Prints I, students learn how to recognize basic layout, designations, and standards in mechanical prints. They learn print terminology, including terminology related to notes, symbols, dimensioning types, dimensioning methods, and other standard print features. The course also introduces orthographic, isometric, and oblique views. Students practice sketching in each of these views.