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  • CSI 110 Internet Technologies Section C
    [Wednesdays 4.00 pm]
  • CSI 110 Internet Technologies Section D
    [Thursdays 12.30 pm]

 

 

This course will focus on the evolution of the Internet from a static web to an essential interactive and collaborative communications and business tool. Students will be equipped with the necessary tools to seek out relevant professional information on the global Internet quickly, efficiently and inexpensively, as well as understand how businesses in all industries are using this tool to research, communicate, expand their customer bases and provide wider support options for existing customers. Students will be taught how to use various Internet technologies such as FTP (File Transfer Protocol), mailing list, RSS and podcasts to acquire the information and knowledge businesses need to stay ahead. They will understand domain name systems and IP addressing as well as html to create a basic website. Placement into this course is determined by a placement test.

WDIM 270 Web Design and Development - Part II
Wednesdays 12.30

 

This course continues with designing and developing web sites where WDIM 170 leaves off, including implementing interactive concepts and tools. The course includes advanced CSS, an introduction to Dynamic HTML and xHTML using the Document Object Model and JavaScript. It also introduces a number of server-side technologies, including SSI, CGI/Perl, XML and php. Database design and database connectivity are also introduced through Access and MySql.

The Virtual Club

 The Virtual Club is a new student club at NEIA for advanced wdim students.

WDIM 220 Social Networking

 Social networking environments have always been an integral part of our overall online experience. However over the past few years it has evolved significantly as many social networking tools have emerged. From simple chats to metaverses social networking is influencing the way we interact online and the way we conduct business. This course helps students understand the technical concepts underlying current and future emerging developments in social networking. Students will have an experiential and abstract knowledge of applications/tools/phenomena that represent social networking as well as in-depth knowledge working with specific tools/applications that illustrate social networking. The course will be a hands-on and immersive course that will introduce students to powerful tools used to create those networks beginning with collaborative software such as wikis and blogs to metadata, metaverses and immersive environments

CSI 235 Understanding GNU/ Linux and Free and Open Source Software

 

Linux is the fastest growing operating system in the world. This course provides you with the basic knowledge of the Linux Operating Systems, its different distributions, and the necessary skills to use it and its applications in your work. During your course study, you will also learn the concept of open source, how to install Linux on your computer, and basic Linux commands. You will also be introduced to the alternative applications existent in different distributions, including word processing, spreadsheets, presentation applications, image editors, content management systems such as Drupal and Joomla and many others. 

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