IT 4238 Course Information

IT 4238 – Internet Essentials

Course Information

Course Number

IT 4238

Course Title

Internet Essentials

Course Dates

September 23 - December 9, 2003

Instructor’s Name, Phone, Email, & web site

Edward Lipchus,

781 942-1038 (office), 781 799-4371 (cell)

elipchus@trilsys.com

www.trilsys.com

Prerequisite for non-reserved sections

None

Text

Web 101 - Making the 'Net Work For You

Wendy Lehnert, Indiana University

Addison-Wesley, Boston

2000

Course Description

This course presents an overview of the "Information Highway." Topics covered will include Internet history, infrastructure, research tools and applications, and Internet futures.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, you will have...

An understanding of the nature of the Internet.

An understanding Internet tools and applications.

Be able to find information and resources available on the Internet.

Course Methodology

This course will be taught through a combination of slides, lecture, and hands-on practice.

During the semester, the class will make use of Internet tools to research selected term paper or project topics.

Write Place Statement

While the principle goal of this course is the acquisition of knowledge in the subject area of the Internet, students should be aware that University College requires that clear and effective writing be an integral part of the learning process.

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Course Number	IT 4238
Course Title	Internet Essentials
Course Dates	September 23 - December 9, 2003
Instructor’s Name, Phone, Email, & web site	Edward Lipchus, 781 942-1038 (office), 781 799-4371 (cell) elipchus@trilsys.com www.trilsys.com
Prerequisite for non-reserved sections	None
Text	Web 101 - Making the 'Net Work For You Wendy Lehnert, Indiana University Addison-Wesley, Boston 2000
Course Description	This course presents an overview of the "Information Highway." Topics covered will include Internet history, infrastructure, research tools and applications, and Internet futures.
Course Objective	By the end of this course, you will have... An understanding of the nature of the Internet. An understanding Internet tools and applications. Be able to find information and resources available on the Internet.
Course Methodology	This course will be taught through a combination of slides, lecture, and hands-on practice. During the semester, the class will make use of Internet tools to research selected term paper or project topics.
Write Place Statement	While the principle goal of this course is the acquisition of knowledge in the subject area of the Internet, students should be aware that University College requires that clear and effective writing be an integral part of the learning process.