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Oct 23, 2026
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CNET 1000 - IT Exploration Credits: 2
Catalog Description This course introduces students to major IT career disciplines. It is intended for students exploring a career in IT and helps identify specific areas of interest. The four areas include systems infrastructure and networking, security, application development, and analytics. Students participate in hands-on activities that help them learn the concepts related to these career areas.
Additional fee to student: No
Learner Outcomes
- Explore software, hardware, and network components that make up the IT infrastructure supporting businesses and organizations.
- Understand the importance of cyber security and how this applies to software, system settings, and the protection of personal information.
- Recognize how software is a fundamental part of our digital world and learn about application development.
- Produce computer programs and learn about various types of software creation.
- Develop an understanding of the various careers related to data science and analytics.
- Examine the types of data-intensive skills that provide competitive advantage to businesses and use a simulation to work on analytical skills and visualization using provided dataset and worksheets.
Major Areas of Course Content
- Basic Computer Hardware
- Fundamentals of Computer Operating Systems
- Basic Networking Technologies
- Internet Computing Technologies
- Programming Languages Defined
- Command-Line Programming
- Introduction to Graphics
- Programming Techniques
- Introduction to Information Security
- Internet Privacy and Security
- Hardening Networks & Systems
- History and evolution of business intelligence, analytics, and informatics
- Components of Business Analytics
- Analytics and Competitive Advantage
- The D.A.T.A. Framework
- Data summarization using formulas and functions
- Data mining, organization, and classification
- Slicing and dicing - Data reduction and extraction
- Data presentation and visualization
Credit for Prior Learning Options No credit for prior learning option is available for this course.
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