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School: Chandler-Gilbert Community College

Retail Management
Course Format: Classroom
As the need for highly qualified service professionals continues to grow, retailers in the food and clothing industries are encouraging students to gain knowledge of business essentials needed for the management challenges of the future. Grounded in the basics of accounting, marketing, and management, the Retail Management program is the first step to a rewarding career for many. The Reta...
 

Organizational Leadership
Course Format: Classroom
The Organizational Management degree includes three components: the General Studies component that provided graduates with the breadth of knowledge necessary for a full and productive life; the Business component that meets the required management and communications requirements of most business settings; and the Customized Specialty Plan that enables graduates to choose occupational courses th...
 

Microsoft SQL Server Administration
Course Format: Classroom
Microsoft SQL Server Administration I. Structured Query Language (SQL) Server Overview A. Environment and components B. Relational database elements C. Installation and configuration of SQL Server D. System architecture II. SQL Server Database A. Creation B. Database options C. Filegroups D. Transaction log E. Performance III. Data...
 

Visual Basic .NET XML Web Services Development
Course Format: Classroom
Visual Basic .NET XML Web Services Development I. Windows Services A. Windows Service execution and termination B. Windows Service security C. Windows Service access II. Serviced Components A. Interfaces visible to COM B. Strongly named assemblies C. Global assembly cache D. Component Services tool E. Se...
 

Visual Basic .NET Web Application Development
Course Format: Classroom
Visual Basic .NET Web Application Development I. User Services A. ASP.NET pages B. Web server controls, HTML server controls, and user controls C. Navigation for the user interface D. User input validation E. Error handling F. Online user assistance G. Web service instantiation H. Globalization implementation I...
 

FrontPage
Course Format: Classroom
Microsoft FrontPage I. Analyze Business Requirements A. Scope of the project B. Goal of a Web site C. Browser capabilities D. Performance requirements E. Security requirements II. Design of a FrontPage Web Site A. Assess technologies such as VBScript, JavaScript, Java and Active X B. Construct a conceptual design C. Analyze flow for the user interface D. Design forms-h...
 

Visual Basic Desktop Application Development
Course Format: Classroom
Visual Basic Desktop Application Development I. Essentials of Microsoft Visual Basic A. Understanding Microsoft Visual Basic-based development B. Creating an application C. Debugging and error handling D. Compiling an executable (EXE) file E. Overview of the State University Bookstore application II. Visual Data Access Tools A. Universal data access B. Connecting to a data...
 

Windows 2003 Server
Course Format: Classroom
Microsoft Windows 2003 Server I. Overview of Windows 2003 A. Architecture B. Workstation and server options II. Managing the Windows 2003 Environment A. Installing and configuring Windows 2003 Server B. Managing partitions C. Managing system policies D. Choosing a file system 1. File Allocation Table (FAT16) 2. New Technology File System (NTFS) 3. File Allocation Table...
 

Windows XP Professional
Course Format: Classroom
Microsoft Windows XP Professional I. Administrative Tools A. Operating system overview B. Directory Services C. Administrative tasks and tools D. Security dialog box E. Back up and restore data II. Windows XP Administration A. CD-ROM Installation B. Over the network installation C. Unattended installation D. Distribution Server E. Microsoft Management Console (MMC) ...
 

Networking Essentials
Course Format: Classroom
Microsoft Networking Essentials I. Network Orientation A. Definition of a local area network (LAN) B. Benefits, uses, and problems C. Hardware components D. Software components E. Network architecture II. How a Network Functions A. LAN topologies and communication standards B. Packet structure C. Common protocols D. Putting data on a cable E. Cabling options III. L...
 

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