Information Technology 3

This course will discuss mobile technology examples, pros and cons, factors affecting computer performance, and computer hardware recommendations for home, entertainment, intensive activities, etc. Cloud computing, virtualization, and SaaS will also be discussed. Finally, we will cover computer administration, emphasizing the most essential computer management tasks that must be performed to increase security, time savings, and dependability

Information Technology 3

In this course, we will create a basic network and extend it using cloud computing, remote access, file sharing, online storage, VPN, etc. We'll also learn about encryption and how to use it to safeguard sensitive data. We'll focus on how searching powers the Web and how it's evolving. Cloud computing and the "Internet of Things" will be examined.  We'll also examine the technologies that power the Internet.

Information Technology 3

This course will cover how to stay informed, hot to use computing in an environmentally friendly way, and how to update your software. We will also take a close look at computer crimes and the people who commit them. We will also go beyond the familiar computing systems and focus on Decision Support Systems (DSS) and Distributed Computing. We'll then examine how social networks affect society.

Information Technology 3

In this course, we will review relational databases and examine how working with relational tables and normalization may make databases more efficient. We will also learn about database architecture, ways to protect data, how data and databases can "create possibilities" to be hacked, and the numerous jobs involved in managing and working with data and databases. Data collecting, data warehousing, and data mining will also be covered.

Information Technology 3

This course will teach you how to construct Delphi classes, create objects from them, and write a program to filter linked table data. We'll also learn how to manipulate array elements to execute common tasks like inserting or removing elements, removing duplicates, etc. We will then construct Delphi programs that use SQL statements to link to an Access database. ADOQuery and SQL commands will be used to delete, insert, and update table records. After that, we will practice making changes to existing code, either to make it better or to fix bugs or design problems.