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Cyber Security Foundations provides students with the knowledge and skills required to secure computer system applications, networks, and devices. Through integrated lessons and hands-on labs students perform threat analysis, participate in risk mitigation techniques, and manage computer system operations with an awareness of applicable policies, laws, and regulations. Students will also be prepared to write the Security+ certification exam from CompTIA.

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This course is an integrated lecture/lab where learners acquire the concepts of cabling standards and perform the tasks required to become a certified cable installer. The course will prepare learners for industry standard certification exams. This hands-on course is based on the installation, termination, and testing of cabling used in data transfer.

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Students in this course will develop group management skills for successful workplace relationships with superiors, peers and subordinates. This course will promote communication, teamwork and leadership skills for application in group and supervisory situations. Topics covered will include group communication and dynamics, leadership styles, motivation, conflict resolution and work ethics.

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This course introduces the student to basic statistical methods. Topics include descriptive statistics, probability, estimation, hypothesis testing, charting, and linear regression. Applications to business are stressed.

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This course focuses on the foundations of management theory. Management is presented as a discipline and as a process. The course introduces the key issues of management from the essential skills to management ethics. Major topic areas will include the foundations of planning and decision making, organizational design, managing change and innovation, leadership, motivation, communications, supervision, and control of operations.

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This course focuses on planning a media campaign. The four elements of promotion (personal selling, advertising, publicity, and sales promotions) will be examined separately, and in relation to each other, from the marketing manager's point of view. Special attention will be given to forms of promotion, such as special events.

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This intensive studio course introduces the methods, materials, and concepts of drawing, both as a visual language and for enhancing perceptual awareness. While investigating process and developing a critical vocabulary, students begin to translate immediate observations and ideas into two-dimensional form. In-class projects and assignments will encompass various aspects of drawing, while visual presentations and class discussion introduce students to contemporary and historical ideas of art and design. Evaluating and critiquing is discussed and incorporated into the course work.

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This intensive studio course further explores the fundamentals of drawing explored in FINE 103. Exercises and projects are designed for students to continue work on perceptual and expressive drawing and hand/eye coordination. A variety of subject matter will be used, including live models. In-class projects and assignments will encompass various aspects of drawing, while visual presentations and class discussion introduces students to contemporary and historical ideas of art and design. Regular evaluations and critiques are part of the course work.

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This is a course is an introduction to the basic theory, techniques, and applications of algebra and geometry as used in various technologies. Topics include number systems and their algebra, synthetic and analytic geometry, functions and graphs, and trigonometry. The course will emphasize applications to environmental and forest technologies.

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