Networking and Telecommunications Technology
Specialization
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Technology Core Courses:
CET 501 APPLIED NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY (3 credits)Prereq: Permission of the instructor. Functions and capacities of LAN/WAN networks including design concepts of HTTP servers.
CET 533 - DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATION (3 credits)
Prereq.: Admission to graduate studies. Digital communication techniques including coding, decoding, multiplexing, synchronous and asynchronous communication. Digital transmission for computer networks and modems. Covers digital radio principles and fiber optic applications.
Technology Electives:
CET 443 - ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS (3 credits)Prereq.: CET 233 or for graduate students, permission of the department chair. Formerly TC 443. RF transmitting and receiving circuits, amplitude and frequency modulation and detection, phase modulation, antennas, RF transmission lines and data transmissions. Focus on units of measurement. Laboratory experiments cover resonance, modulation, demodulation and transmission channels.
CET 449 ADVANCED NETWORKING (3 credits)
Prereq.: CET 349; for graduate students, permission of chair. Advanced router configurations, LAN switching theory and design, VLANs, WAN theory, design and technology, PPP, Frame relay, and ISDN. Laboratory activities include developing solutions for routing problems and implementing segmentation with bridges, routers, and switches. Can count as elective in CIT Technology Specialization.
CET 453 MICROCOMPUTERS (3 credits)
Prereq.: For graduate students, permission of department chair. Microprocessor architecture including basic memory design, address decoding and internal register structure, and assembly language programming including addressing modes and instruction set. Laboratory work consists of programming and debugging assignments.
CET 479 - INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES (3 credits)
Prereq: CET 349. For graduate students, permission of chair. Laboratory-based course emphasizing concepts, tools, applications, and development in internet-related technologies. Includes the planning, design, building, and management of an HTTP server. Can count as elective in CIT Technology Specialization.CET 502 - APPLIED NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY II (3 credits)
Prereq.: CET 501. or permission of department chair. Covers router configurations, router protocols, switching and hub terminology. Implementation of router startup commands, manipulation of router configuration files, IP and data link addressing. Interconnect routers, hubs and switches. On demand.
CET 513 - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS for the PROFESSIONAL (3 credits)
Prereq.: CET 113. (formerly TC 113) or CS 115 or permission of instructor. Designed for business professionals who need to expand their knowledge of application software. Includes the in-depth application and interrelationship of state-of-the-art managerial software packages. On demand.
CET 543 - TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (3 credits)
Prereq.: CET 533. or permission of department chair. Radio and optical transmission systems, electromagnetic waves propagation, reflection, refraction and diffraction. Covers satellite communication related to broadcasting, telephony and data transmission. Introduction to characteristics and applications of antennas, cellular phones, fiber optics cables. On demand.
CET 559 - APPLIED NETWORK SECURITY (3 credits)
Prereq.: CET 501. Practical techniques of network security. Current applied research project presentation is expected. Topics include general security concepts, communication security, intrastructure security, cryptography basics, and operational security. This is a link course with CET 459. On demand.
IT 5O2 - HUMAN RELATIONS AND BEHAVIOR IN COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONS (3 credits)
Analysis of human relations in technological organizations, including motivation, corporate processes, communication. and power.
IT 510 - INDUSTRIAL PLANNING AND CONTROL (3 credits)
Principles underlying industrial management. Topics include organization for production, industrial risk, product research and development, and the management of capital goods.
IT 551 PROJECT MANAGEMENT (3 credits)
Application of the techniques and tools to manage each state of the project life cycle within the organizational and cost constraints. Utilize project management tools to set goals tied to needs for successful project management.
IT 596 TECHNOLOGICAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS (1-3 credits)
Extensive study of selected technological issues and problems. Course may be repeated for different topics, but student may not take this course for credit under the same topic more than once. Course may be repeated with different topics for a maximum of 6 credits.
IT 598 RESEARCH IN TECHNOLOGY (3 credits)
Prereq.: Permission of advisor. Theory and practice of conducting research in technology. Includes study of professional literature, evaluation of data gathering techniques, application of statistical methods to data, formulation and verification of hypothesis.
