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Seton
Hall University
College
of Education and Human Services
Graduate Studies and Special Programs
Certificate
in Information Technologies
Course
Descriptions
BMIE
1001
Computer Fundamentals
3
credits
EDST 6210
Microcomputing I
3
credits
Introduction to computers and computing, problem solving,
hardware and software, end user issues, and ethical and societal concerns.
Strong emphasis on performance-based learning using Microsoft Office
applications for word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations. Email and
Internet applications and skills are advanced.
BMIE
1002
Microcomputing II
3 credits
EDST
6212
Microcomputing II
3
credits
Advanced Microsoft Office applications for word processing,
spreadsheets, and presentations are explored in depth. Database applications
using Access and web page development tools are introduced. Computing skills
applied to academic and occupational projects. Emerging technologies are
explored and discussed.
BMIE
3705
Web Page Technologies
3 credits
EDST
6214
Web Page Technologies
3 credits
Design, create, and publish a
Web site using Microsoft Front Page. Learn the tools and methodology necessary
to create a content-rich Web site and portal, develop a professional portfolio
online, effective ways to link the vast resources of the Internet to learning,
becoming an E-Commerce entrepreneur, the information and critically evaluate a
Web page, strategies for effective use of the Internet, and the social, legal,
and ethical considerations of Internet use.
BMIE
3710
Electronic Research Technologies
3 credits
EDST
6216
Electronic Research Technologies
3 credits
Advanced
electronic research using computer-based and Internet accessible tools. Find,
evaluate and assemble the best information for individual research interests and
workplace needs. Develop research skills and information discrimination
techniques using electronic resources. Includes research methodology,
bibliography development, search strategies, electronic reference materials,
online newspapers and periodicals, email, listservs, and newsgroups.
BMIE
3714
Multimedia Technologies
3
credits
EDST
6314
Multimedia Technologies
3 credits
The use of a computer to present and combine text,
graphics, audio, and video with links and tools to create learning packages,
assessment tools, presentations, and stand-alone training. Focus is on good
multimedia design, scripting, use of audio and video tools, the Internet as a
delivery tool, and computer-based training usingHyper Studio.
BMIE
3716
Access Database Application Development
3 credits
EDST
6213
Access Database Application Development
3
credits
Using
Microsoft Access, learn to manage information using a computerized database.
Gain the knowledge and expertise to develop simple to complex queries, data
entry forms, and reports using integrated databases. Design the structure of a
database, manipulate, sort, analyze, and effectively display data quickly and
efficiently.
BMIE
4344
Seminar: Social, Ethical, and Legal Issues in Technology
3 credits
EDST
6344
Seminar: Social, Ethical, and Legal Issues in Technology
3 credits
For students in any major interested in current issues that arise
from using new and emerging technologies. Social, ethical, and legal problems
associated with computer-based technologies will be explored, debated, and
researched along with the means for reducing problems and coping with their
effects.
BMIE
4345 Distance Education:
Developing Televised and Virtual
3
credits
EDST
6345 Distance Education:
Developing Televised and Virtual
3 credits
Explore interactive television
and the Internet as delivery systems for learning that integrate a variety of
technologies. Learn how to design, create, administer, and deliver instruction
and training via interactive television and how to develop a virtual course for
delivery on the Internet.
EDST
3700
Integrating Curriculum and Technology
3 credits
EDST
6307
Integrating Curriculum and Technology
3 credits
Designed for
educators, media specialists, and trainers who want to integrate "good
practice" with a technology-based curriculum. A broad range of
computer-supported learning tools and new and emerging technologies are explored
through an interactive approach to develop programs that support the curriculum
and provide effective learning.
BMIE
4346
Computer Networking Fundamentals
3
credits
EDST
6348
Computer Networking Fundamentals
3
credits
An introduction to a wide variety of networking
concepts which students can apply to a broad selection of related
telecommunication job segments. Included are the history and fundamentals of
network design and cabling infrastructure, technologies, protocols,
communications, and tools necessary to troubleshoot and design a network.
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