MIT 501: E-Business Technology and Management (Fall "A" 2023)

This course will introduce the concepts, vocabulary, and procedures associated with ECommerce and the Internet. The course is designed to provide solid understandings of Ecommerce Application to the business Environment.   This course is packed with real-world examples, actual business cases, and a wealth of hands-on applications.

MIT 537: Risk and Information Systems Control (Fall "A" 2023)

This course aims to identify, assess and evaluate risk to enable the execution of the enterprise risk management strategy; develop and implement risk responses to ensure that risk factors and events are addressed in a cost-effective manner and in line with business objectives; monitor risk and communicate information to the relevant stakeholders to ensure the continued effectiveness of the enterprise’s risk management strategy; design and implement information systems controls in alignment with the organization’s risk appetite and tolerance levels to support business objectives; monitor and maintain information systems controls to ensure they function effectively and efficiently; and achieve professional qualification as Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC).


MIT 622: High Performance Databases (Fall "A" 2023)

This course is the foundation for all SQL Server-related disciplines; namely, Database Administration, Database Development and Business Intelligence. In this class, you will explore options that range from personal desktop databases to large-scale geographically distributed database servers and classic relational databases to modern document-oriented systems and data warehouses. You will cover key terminology and concepts, such as normalization, "deadly embraces" and "dirty reads," ACID and CRUD, referential integrity, deadlocks, and rollbacks. The course also explores data modeling step by step through handson examples to design the best system for your data.

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CIT 110: Computer Operating Systems (Fall "A" 2023)

This course presents an in-depth understanding of operating system (OS) design concepts, the significance of the CPU in computing, and the evolution of modern OSs. With a focus on Microsoft, Linux, and macOS operating systems, students will delve into the intricacies of each system, fostering a comparative learning experience.


MET 510: Network Systems and Technologies (Fall "A" 2023)

This course is designed to provide th applied and practical knowledge required to design, configure, install, and troubleshoot hardware, peripherals and protocols used in local area networking. The course content is patterned after the material required to pass the vendor neutral Network + N10-007 examination. This certificate course focuses on the rudiments of networking and the knowledge and application of OSI model. The essentials and application of TCP/IP and the use of routers with TCP/IP will be highlighted. Remote connectivity, network installation, network Administration, maintenance, support, trouble shooting, and network security will be some of the models covered. The topics in this course have been designated to prepare students to take the Network + certification exam but will also cover other topics in more detail as time permits.


MIT 710 : Final Capstone Project (Fall "A" 2023)

This course aims to identify, assess and evaluate risk to enable the execution of the enterprise risk man The Capstone project is the last class that needs to be taken. Students will undertake and complete a scholarly project related to their chosen program of study under the guidance and approval of the supervising faculty. This Project is a culmination and synthesis of prior graduate learning in the MIT program. Students will be expected to complete the scholarly project and present the findings via a manuscript and an oral presentation.  



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CIT 384: Manage Cloud Technology Identities & Requirements (Fall "A" 2023) (G10)

This course is designed to give students hands-on, practical knowledge of the development of a cloud platform using Google cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Azure. The course is based on hands-on scenarios using a selected cloud platform. This will allow the student to work in a “lab” type of format spending time identifying the cloud solutions, products, industry applications and scenarios. The online forum is designed to cover the different cloud models, cloud strategies and options.

CIT 280: Network Design (Fall "A" 2023) (G9)

This is the first of two courses that cover the exam objectives you’ll need to know for the CompTIA Network+. The course provides a solid foundation in networking essentials, addressing key topics such as network types, applications, and protocols. Students will explore the complexities of networking equipment, different ways networks are set up, and the layers of the OSI model. Ensuring safety in network and computer usage will be highlighted, alongside a systematic seven-step troubleshooting model to equip you with practical problem-solving skills. The course lays the groundwork for a deep understanding of networking concepts, setting you ready for a successful journey in mastering CompTIA Network+ certification exam.


CIT 381: Linux Technology (Fall "A" 2023)

This course is intended for students who want to learn about the Linux operating system and prepare to pass the Linux+ certification exam from CompTIA (Powered by LPI). It does not assume any prior knowledge of Linux and is geared toward those interested in systems administration as well as those who will use or develop programs for Linux systems. The course provides comprehensive coverage of topics related to Linux certification, including Linux distributions, installation, administration, X-Windows, cloud technologies, networking, and security.