Applied Bachelor’s Degree in Software Development – Web Development Courses

This course will cover DoS attacks, viruses, security policy, scams, spyware, cybercrime and terrorism, and network security. The students become acquainted with the threats posed to a network, as without a realistic idea of what dangers might affect the systems, it cannot be protected effectively. The students will acquire a basic understanding of the terminology used by security professionals and those seeking to compromise security.

Students will begin by mastering the fundamentals of Java programming, including coding, variables, control structures, and handling arithmetic operations. They’ll then progress to advanced topics like coding methods, exception handling, testing, debugging, and working with classes, objects, arrays, and file input/output. The course culminates in an exploration of object-oriented programming, emphasizing inheritance and polymorphism, empowering students to design and create complex Java applications.

This course empowers students with essential SQL skills and the ability to design and manage relational databases. Beginning with an introduction to SQL and client/server systems, the course covers data retrieval, updates, and advanced SQL skills, including working with views, scripts, stored procedures, functions, and triggers. It equips students with the knowledge and practical skills needed for effective SQL database management and efficient database design.

This course covers topics related to entry level Cloud users. Topics covered include the value of the AWS Cloud, security best practices, core AWS services and common uses cases. 

This course represents the 1st half of a two-part class for the Cisco DevNet Associate certification exams: 200-901. This course provides most of the core objectives coverage and practical preparation for the first half of the DevNet Associate certification for industry professionals including but not limited to data formats (XML, JSON, YAML), software development methods, version management with Git, exploring API’s, Python language as used with CISCO, and constructing code to be used with CISCO devices

This course represents the 2nd half of a two-part class for the Cisco DevNet Associate certification exams: 200-901. This course provides most of the core objectives coverage and practical preparation for the second half of the DevNet Associate certification for industry professionals including but not limited to Containers, Cloud computing, Jumpstart NetDevOps, Docker and Security, IoT, UCS Director, IOS-XR programmability, Edge computing, ACI Programmability, ACI CNI Plug-in for Kubernetes, Meraki Integrations, Networking, PyATS and VIRL, IOS-XR CLI, and Ansible.

Data Science with Python – Part 1 is designed to introduce students to the fundamental concepts and tools of data science using Python, a powerful and versatile programming language. This course covers the essential techniques for data analysis and visualization, focusing on practical applications and hands-on experience.

Building on the foundational skills acquired in Part 1, this course looks further into the advanced techniques and tools of data science using Python. Students will explore more sophisticated data manipulation, analysis, and visualization methods, as well as machine learning algorithms. The focus will be on applying these skills to real-world datasets, enabling students to tackle complex data challenges with confidence and precision.

This course material will be on key ASP.NET Core components, including MVC for HTML generation, ASP.NET Identity, MVC controllers and Views with Razor Syntax, and more including Bootstrap ASP.NET Core code for implementing business logic and data transformations. Handling configuration, routing, controllers, views, and common tasks (including posting forms and presenting data. Upon successful completion of this course the students will be able create custom business web-applications.

This course is part 2 over material that will be on key ASP.NET Core components, including MVC for HTML generation, ASP.NET Identity, MVC controllers and Views with Razor Syntax, and more including Bootstrap ASP.NET Core code for implementing business logic and data transformations. Handling configuration, routing, controllers, views, and common tasks (including posting forms and presenting data. Upon successful completion of this course the students will be able create custom business web-applications.

This course is centered on software design techniques utilized in the advancement of complex software systems. The students will learn object-oriented analysis and design (OOA/D) through three iterations of two cohesive, start-to-finish case studies. These case studies introduce key skills, essential OO principles and patterns, UML notation, and best practices. Upon completing this course, the students will apply OOA/D through case studies that demonstrate key OO principles and patterns while also using the UML in their web applications.

The course will continue to discover how to design a layered architecture and relate the graphical user interface layer to domain and technical services layers.

This course will culminate in the application of classroom knowledge and skills in computer-based technologies to solve real-world problems and to develop research and project management skills.

This course offers a comprehensive overview of the science fiction genre of literature and how it has shaped advancements in technology, as well as the morals that govern them. Students will become more familiar with the change in narrative frameworks with each literary movement and learn about the authors who created them. Along with developing an understanding of how the Writing Process can enhance writing projects, this course will guide students into utilizing literary criticism, further enhancing their knowledge of how scholars can approach scientific literature from multiple perspectives.