4 Information Security Specialist Program Requirements: Introduction to Networking Network Security Fundamentals Principals of Information Security Network Security: Fire Walls and Intrusion Detection and Network Security 4 Information Technology – Standard Networking General Education Requirements: English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives Program Requirements Introduction to Networking Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ Networking I: Network + Networking II: Network + IT Essentials II: Network Operating Systems Network Security Fundamentals Principles of Information Security Network Security: Fire Walls and Intrusion Detection and Network Security Advised Electives 4 Web Site Development General Education Requirements English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives Program Requirements Introduction to Networking Complete PC Database OR Database Design and Development Introduction to Programming Java Programming OR Introduction to ASP.NET Web Editing Tools The Curriculum Technology Programs 01.09/CPC/3500 How to... Application Procedure. Degree-seeking stu- dents enrolling at Colorado Mountain College must submit the Application for Undergraduate Admission to Colorado Collegiate Institutions or a Colorado Mountain College application. High school transcripts are required, and transcripts of all previous college work are required for transfer students. Students applying to the Informa- tion Security Specialist, Information Technology, Web Site Development, Cisco Certification or Network Service programs must demonstrate basic skills proficiencies through either acceptable ACT or SAT scores, or the Accuplacer placement test. We recommend that you take one of these tests as soon as possible because inadequate skills in reading, writing and mathematics may require you to enroll in developmental courses. This may extend the time needed to earn your degree or certifi- cate. For more details contact a Student Services counselor at your campus, or visit www.coloradomtn.edu/services/ support/accuplacer.html To be admitted to the Information Security Specialist, Information Technology, Web Site Development, Cisco Certification or Network Service programs you will be required to meet certain physical and academic standards. Individual courses may have additional physical and academic requirements. Admissions. Colorado Mountain College is an open enrollment community college. First priority for admission is granted to Colorado Mountain College District residents. Other students are admitted as staffing and facilities permit. Trans- fer students should have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale at previous colleges. Financial Aid. Scholarships, grants, and veterans’ benefits are listed in our cata- log www.coloradomtn.edu/catalog OR http://scholarships.coloradomtn.edu/ Campus Visits. Come visit our campuses, tour the facilities, meet with students and teachers, and enjoy the blue skies and fresh mountain air. Appointments for visits are recommended. Accredited by: The Higher Learning Com- mission and a member of North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Colorado Mountain College is a locally- funded community college covering 12,000 square miles in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Information Security Specialist is offered at: All locations via distance learning. Information Technol- ogy – Standard Networking is offered at: Aspen, Roaring Fork, Summit and Vail-Eagle via distance learning. Web Application Developer is offered at: Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle campus via distance learning. Web Site Devel- oper is offered at: Roaring Fork and Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle via dis- tance learning. Cisco Certified Network Associate is offered at: Roaring fork, as well as all other locations via distance learning. Server + is offered at: Roaring Fork A+ Computer Technician is offered at: Aspen, Roaring Fork and Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle via distance learning. Geographic Information Systems is offered at: Timberline. Central Admissions Office 831 Grand Ave. Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 945-8691 Toll free: 1-800-621-8559 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Outdoor Colorado Mountain College is an equal op- portunity educational institution and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its educational programs or activities. Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 and ADA may be referred to The Vice President of Student Services, 831 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, (970) 945-8691, or to the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Region VIII, Federal Office Building, 1244 North Speer Blvd., Suite 310, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 844-2991. Complete Web Scripting Web Application Development Capstone: Web Developer Portfolio Web Design I Advised Elective Web Application Developer Certificate Web Design I Complete PC Database OR Database Design and Development Introduction to Programming Java Programming OR Introduction to ASP.NET OR Advised Elective Web Editing Tools Complete Web Scripting Web Application Development Web Site Developer Certificate Web Design I Adobe Photoshop I OR Advised Elective Web Editing Tools Web Application Development OR Advised Elective 4 Cisco Networking General Education Requirements English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Technology Programs 4 Information Security Specialist 4 Information Technology 4 Web Site Development 4 Cisco Certification 4 Network Service Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives Program Requirements Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ Network Security Fundamentals Principles of Information Security Network Security: Fire Walls and Intrusion Detection and Network Security Cisco Network Associate I Cisco Network Associate II Cisco Network Associate III Cisco Network Associate IV Advised Elective Certificate Requirements Cisco Network Associate I Cisco Network Associate II Cisco Network Associate III Cisco Network Associate IV 4 Network Service Server + Certificate Introduction to Networking IT Essentials II: Network Operating Systems 4 Computer Technician A+ Computer Technician Certificate Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ “My professors were very dedicated, supportive and encouraging. My class was smaller and evolved into a tight-knit group of friends that provided a great learning atmosphere. The casual, friendly atmosphere helped make my schooling a gratifying experience.” - DAWN WALDROP graduated with an AGS, CISCO certification, and A+ Computer Technician certifications. She currently works for Sopris Surfers, an internet provider, installing DSL and wireless networks. Learn what goes on behind the scenes as a computer technician or network associate. Small classes will give you the individualized instruction you need to succeed. environmental benefits statement of using post-consumer waste fiber vs. virgin fiber 4 957 2 209 354 CMC will give you access to the latest technology and help you gain career skills.
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Security Network Security: Fire Walls
and Intrusion Detection and Network Security
4 Information Technology – Standard Networking
General Education Requirements:
English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives
Program Requirements Introduction to Networking Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ Networking I: Network + Networking II: Network + IT Essentials II: Network
Operating Systems Network Security Fundamentals Principles of Information
Security Network Security: Fire Walls
and Intrusion Detection and Network Security
Advised Electives
Requirements English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives
Program Requirements Introduction to Networking Complete PC Database OR Database Design and
Development Introduction to Programming Java Programming OR Introduction to ASP.NET Web Editing Tools
The Curriculum Technology Programs
How to... Application Procedure. Degree-seeking stu- dents enrolling at Colorado Mountain College must submit the Application for Undergraduate Admission to Colorado Collegiate Institutions or a Colorado Mountain College application. High school transcripts are required, and transcripts of all previous college work are required for transfer students.
Students applying to the Informa- tion Security Specialist, Information Technology, Web Site Development, Cisco Certification or Network Service programs must demonstrate basic skills proficiencies through either acceptable ACT or SAT scores, or the Accuplacer placement test. We recommend that you take one of these tests as soon as possible because inadequate skills in reading, writing and mathematics may require you to enroll in developmental courses. This may extend the time needed to earn your degree or certifi- cate. For more details contact a Student Services counselor at your campus, or visit www.coloradomtn.edu/services/ support/accuplacer.html
To be admitted to the Information Security Specialist, Information Technology, Web Site Development, Cisco Certification or Network Service programs you will be required to meet certain physical and academic standards. Individual courses may have additional physical and academic requirements.
Admissions. Colorado Mountain College is an open enrollment community college. First priority for admission is granted to Colorado Mountain College District residents. Other students are admitted as staffing and facilities permit. Trans- fer students should have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale at previous colleges.
Financial Aid. Scholarships, grants, and veterans’ benefits are listed in our cata- log www.coloradomtn.edu/catalog OR http://scholarships.coloradomtn.edu/
Campus Visits. Come visit our campuses, tour the facilities, meet with students and teachers, and enjoy the blue skies
and fresh mountain air. Appointments for visits are recommended.
Accredited by: The Higher Learning Com- mission and a member of North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Colorado Mountain College is a locally- funded community college covering 12,000 square miles in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Information Security Specialist is offered at: All locations via distance learning. Information Technol- ogy – Standard Networking is offered at: Aspen, Roaring Fork, Summit and Vail-Eagle via distance learning. Web Application Developer is offered at: Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle campus via distance learning. Web Site Devel- oper is offered at: Roaring Fork and Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle via dis- tance learning. Cisco Certified Network Associate is offered at: Roaring fork, as well as all other locations via distance learning. Server + is offered at: Roaring Fork A+ Computer Technician is offered at: Aspen, Roaring Fork and Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle via distance learning. Geographic Information Systems is offered at: Timberline.
Central Admissions Office 831 Grand Ave.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 945-8691
Toll free: 1-800-621-8559
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Outdoor
Colorado Mountain College is an equal op- portunity educational institution and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its educational programs or activities. Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 and ADA may be referred to The Vice President of Student Services, 831 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, (970) 945-8691, or to the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Region VIII, Federal Office Building, 1244 North Speer Blvd., Suite 310, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 844-2991.
Complete Web Scripting Web Application Development Capstone: Web Developer
Portfolio Web Design I Advised Elective
Web Application Developer Certificate
Web Design I Complete PC Database OR Database Design and
Development Introduction to Programming Java Programming OR Introduction to ASP.NET OR Advised Elective Web Editing Tools Complete Web Scripting Web Application Development
Web Site Developer Certificate Web Design I Adobe Photoshop I OR Advised Elective Web Editing Tools Web Application Development OR Advised Elective
4 Cisco Networking General Education
Requirements English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra
Technology Programs
4 Information Security Specialist 4 Information Technology 4 Web Site Development 4 Cisco Certification 4 Network Service
Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives
Program Requirements Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ Network Security Fundamentals Principles of Information
Security Network Security: Fire Walls
and Intrusion Detection and Network Security
Cisco Network Associate I Cisco Network Associate II Cisco Network Associate III Cisco Network Associate IV Advised Elective
Certificate Requirements Cisco Network Associate I Cisco Network Associate II Cisco Network Associate III Cisco Network Associate IV
4 Network Service Server + Certificate Introduction to Networking IT Essentials II: Network
Operating Systems
Certificate Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+
“My professors were very dedicated, supportive and encouraging. My class was smaller and evolved into
a tight-knit group of friends that provided a great learning atmosphere. The casual, friendly atmosphere
helped make my schooling a gratifying experience.” - DAWN WALDROP graduated with an AGS, CISCO certification, and A+ Computer Technician certifications. She currently works for Sopris Surfers, an internet provider, installing DSL and wireless networks.Learn what goes on behind the
scenes as a computer technician or network associate.
Small classes will give you the individualized instruction you need to succeed.
e n v i r o n m e n t a l b e n e f i t s s t a t e m e n t of using post-consumer waste fiber vs. virgin fiber
4 957 2 209 354
CMC will give you access to the latest technology and
help you gain career skills.
The Rocky Mountains, CO Learn, Work, Play! The Setting
Colorado Mountain College’s location in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado provides amazing opportunities, both in education and recreation. You’ll be able to get a personalized education from a group of dedicated, passionate and caring faculty and staff, all while enjoying the most beautiful areas Colorado has to offer. The library at CMC offers an extensive collection at each of its three residen- tial campuses, and a virtual library that spans all of its locations. Each location offers the most up-to-date technology and high-speed Internet connections.
As far as after-class possibilities, you’d be hard-pressed to find a college that offers more options. Ski or board at some of Colorado’s premier resorts and enjoy day hikes, backpacking or camping trips during the warmer months. Get out and explore the culturally rich and diverse communities at CMC’s many locations and continue to feed your quest for knowledge.
InformatIon SecurIty SpecIalISt is offered at: 4 All locations (via distance learning)
InformatIon technology – Standard networkIng is offered at: 4 Aspen Campus 4 Roaring Fork Campus 4 Summit Campus 4 Vail-Eagle Campus (via distance learning)
web applIcatIon developer is offered at: 4 Summit Campus 4 Vail-Eagle Campus (via distance learning)
web SIte developer is offered at: 4 Roaring Fork Campus 4 Summit Campus 4 Vail-Eagle Campus (via distance learning)
cISco certIfIed network aSSocIate is offered at: 4 Roaring Fork Campus 4 All Other Locations (via distance learning)
4 Information Technology - Standard Networking
The Information technology – Standard networking associate of applied Sciences degree program at CMC will give you the tools you need to install and manage computer networks for companies and organiza- tions. As an IT professional, you can help organizations become more efficient by maintaining computer networks that will allow employees to communicate with each other, and share resources and information. You’ll learn to become a vital part of the office environ- ment, with duties ranging from installing applications to developing and maintain- ing complex information da- tabases. Some of your duties as an IT professional could include developing soft-
Computers and technology have always fascinated
you – but you’re more interested in the behind-the-
scenes processes. How do large corporations stay
connected? What’s the best way to keep information
safe and secure? Who comes up with the Web sites and
applications that make the Internet interactive?
Colorado Mountain College’s technology programs can
help you satisfy your curiosity and enter the growing
technology career field. You’ll have a chance to explore
how to create, manage and protect computer networks,
share electronic information, and the programs will
prepare you to earn CISCO, Server + or other CompTIA
certifications. Or, you can learn to create the Web sites
and applications that keep users coming back for more.
With options ranging from Associate of Applied Sciences
degrees to certificate programs, you will find a program
that will fit your needs and career goals. CMC will give
you access to the latest technology and training so you
can excel in the technology field.
Start Here. Technology
4 Information Security Specialist
The Information Security Specialist certificate is designed for students with an interest in the wide range of activities associated with the protection of informa- tion, one of an organization’s most vital assets. This cer- tificate will provide you with a foundation in computer operations, programming and data communications with a breadth and depth of instruc- tion in information security. The curriculum is designed to give you a basic understand- ing and working knowledge in information security, as well as prepare you to pass the CompTIA Security + exam, which is considered to be the worldwide standard of competency for foundation- level security practitioners.
www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Programs/Technology
CMC’s wired classrooms and computer labs will allow you to learn the latest technology.
Learn to develop interactive Web sites and Web applications.
You can explore everything from networking to Web development in hands-on learning environments.
ware, engineering computer hardware, and the manage- ment and administration of entire networking systems. CMC’s Information Technology AAS will not only give you the skills to excel in the IT field, it will give you a strong academic foundation, as well, with a range of challenging core curriculum.
4 Web Site Development
CMC offers a number of op- tions if you want to enter the field of Web site develop- ment. The web application developer associate of applied Sciences degree program will prepare you for a career as a Web developer or Webmaster. Once you’ve com- pleted your degree, you will be able to create interactive Web pages using client- and
server-side Web applications that interface with relational database systems. You will be able to program in languages such as Java, Visual Basic, SQL, ASP, Cold Fusion, Perl, JavaScript,HTML, XML, and PHP languages, as well as manage and maintain Web sites and Web servers. With the AAS degree, you will receive a solid academic foundation with a range of core curriculum, as well.
CMC also offers a web application developer certificate program, which will give you career-specific training without the general education requirements.
The web Site developer certificate will prepare you to enter the business environment as a Web site specialist – an area that has seen increased demand for trained individuals in the past few years. The certificate is designed to provide you with the skills and abilities you’ll need to succeed in Web page
You might also be interested in...
4 graphic design
4 web design
4 microsoft office Specialist
4 community college engineering
and site production process- es, with a particular emphasis on design elements involv- ing layout, navigation and interactivity. Additionally, the program will introduce you to advanced Web editing tech- niques, and the server-side scripting environment, as well as key application standards such as source and revision control, coding standards, code optimization and data integrity.
4 Cisco Networking
This program, available as both an AAS and certificate program, will prepare you to design, build and main- tain networks capable of supporting national and global organizations. Your coursework will cover a complete range of basic through advanced networking concepts – from pulling cable to more complex concepts such as subnet masking rules and strategies. The methods of learning are varied – with interactive online lessons, texts, movies and exten- sive hands-on applications. Once you have successfully completed the program, you will be qualified to complete the Cisco Certified Network Associate examination. The cisco networking associate of applied Sciences degree program will also introduce you to a wide range of core curriculum, as well as special- ized technology topics such as network security.
The cisco certified network associate certificate pro- gram focuses exclusively on the courses you will need to pass the CCNA examination.
4 Network Service
The Server + certificate program introduces multi-use, multi-tasking network operat- ing systems. The focus of the coursework is on characteris- tics of Linux, Unix, Windows 2000 and 2003, NT, and XP networking operating systems and explores a variety of topics including installation procedures, security issues, back-up procedures and re- mote access. The program will prepare you for the CompTIA Server + certification and the Linux + certification.
4 A+ Computer Technician
The a+ computer technician certificate program provides a broad base of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating sys- tem technologies, including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventative maintenance, and basic networking. It is a foundation certificate for computer repair technicians. Additionally, this certificate will prepare you to take the CompTIA A+ cer- tification exams, an interna- tional industry credential that validates the knowledge of computer service technicians with the equivalent of 500 hours of hands-on experience. Major hardware and software vendors, distributors and resellers accept CompTIA A+ certification as the standard in foundation-level, ven- dor-neutral certification for service technicians.
Personal instruction will help you excel in your studies.
Server + is offered at: 4 Roaring Fork Campus
and Intrusion Detection and Network Security
4 Information Technology – Standard Networking
General Education Requirements:
English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives
Program Requirements Introduction to Networking Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ Networking I: Network + Networking II: Network + IT Essentials II: Network
Operating Systems Network Security Fundamentals Principles of Information
Security Network Security: Fire Walls
and Intrusion Detection and Network Security
Advised Electives
Requirements English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives
Program Requirements Introduction to Networking Complete PC Database OR Database Design and
Development Introduction to Programming Java Programming OR Introduction to ASP.NET Web Editing Tools
The Curriculum Technology Programs
How to... Application Procedure. Degree-seeking stu- dents enrolling at Colorado Mountain College must submit the Application for Undergraduate Admission to Colorado Collegiate Institutions or a Colorado Mountain College application. High school transcripts are required, and transcripts of all previous college work are required for transfer students.
Students applying to the Informa- tion Security Specialist, Information Technology, Web Site Development, Cisco Certification or Network Service programs must demonstrate basic skills proficiencies through either acceptable ACT or SAT scores, or the Accuplacer placement test. We recommend that you take one of these tests as soon as possible because inadequate skills in reading, writing and mathematics may require you to enroll in developmental courses. This may extend the time needed to earn your degree or certifi- cate. For more details contact a Student Services counselor at your campus, or visit www.coloradomtn.edu/services/ support/accuplacer.html
To be admitted to the Information Security Specialist, Information Technology, Web Site Development, Cisco Certification or Network Service programs you will be required to meet certain physical and academic standards. Individual courses may have additional physical and academic requirements.
Admissions. Colorado Mountain College is an open enrollment community college. First priority for admission is granted to Colorado Mountain College District residents. Other students are admitted as staffing and facilities permit. Trans- fer students should have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale at previous colleges.
Financial Aid. Scholarships, grants, and veterans’ benefits are listed in our cata- log www.coloradomtn.edu/catalog OR http://scholarships.coloradomtn.edu/
Campus Visits. Come visit our campuses, tour the facilities, meet with students and teachers, and enjoy the blue skies
and fresh mountain air. Appointments for visits are recommended.
Accredited by: The Higher Learning Com- mission and a member of North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Colorado Mountain College is a locally- funded community college covering 12,000 square miles in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Information Security Specialist is offered at: All locations via distance learning. Information Technol- ogy – Standard Networking is offered at: Aspen, Roaring Fork, Summit and Vail-Eagle via distance learning. Web Application Developer is offered at: Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle campus via distance learning. Web Site Devel- oper is offered at: Roaring Fork and Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle via dis- tance learning. Cisco Certified Network Associate is offered at: Roaring fork, as well as all other locations via distance learning. Server + is offered at: Roaring Fork A+ Computer Technician is offered at: Aspen, Roaring Fork and Summit, as well as Vail-Eagle via distance learning. Geographic Information Systems is offered at: Timberline.
Central Admissions Office 831 Grand Ave.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 945-8691
Toll free: 1-800-621-8559
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Outdoor
Colorado Mountain College is an equal op- portunity educational institution and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, or disability in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its educational programs or activities. Inquiries concerning Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 and ADA may be referred to The Vice President of Student Services, 831 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, (970) 945-8691, or to the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Region VIII, Federal Office Building, 1244 North Speer Blvd., Suite 310, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 844-2991.
Complete Web Scripting Web Application Development Capstone: Web Developer
Portfolio Web Design I Advised Elective
Web Application Developer Certificate
Web Design I Complete PC Database OR Database Design and
Development Introduction to Programming Java Programming OR Introduction to ASP.NET OR Advised Elective Web Editing Tools Complete Web Scripting Web Application Development
Web Site Developer Certificate Web Design I Adobe Photoshop I OR Advised Elective Web Editing Tools Web Application Development OR Advised Elective
4 Cisco Networking General Education
Requirements English Composition I Career Math OR College Algebra
Technology Programs
4 Information Security Specialist 4 Information Technology 4 Web Site Development 4 Cisco Certification 4 Network Service
Public Speaking Human Relations General Education Electives
Program Requirements Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+ Network Security Fundamentals Principles of Information
Security Network Security: Fire Walls
and Intrusion Detection and Network Security
Cisco Network Associate I Cisco Network Associate II Cisco Network Associate III Cisco Network Associate IV Advised Elective
Certificate Requirements Cisco Network Associate I Cisco Network Associate II Cisco Network Associate III Cisco Network Associate IV
4 Network Service Server + Certificate Introduction to Networking IT Essentials II: Network
Operating Systems
Certificate Computer Technician I: A+ Computer Technician II: A+
“My professors were very dedicated, supportive and encouraging. My class was smaller and evolved into
a tight-knit group of friends that provided a great learning atmosphere. The casual, friendly atmosphere
helped make my schooling a gratifying experience.” - DAWN WALDROP graduated with an AGS, CISCO certification, and A+ Computer Technician certifications. She currently works for Sopris Surfers, an internet provider, installing DSL and wireless networks.Learn what goes on behind the
scenes as a computer technician or network associate.
Small classes will give you the individualized instruction you need to succeed.
e n v i r o n m e n t a l b e n e f i t s s t a t e m e n t of using post-consumer waste fiber vs. virgin fiber
4 957 2 209 354
CMC will give you access to the latest technology and
help you gain career skills.
The Rocky Mountains, CO Learn, Work, Play! The Setting
Colorado Mountain College’s location in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado provides amazing opportunities, both in education and recreation. You’ll be able to get a personalized education from a group of dedicated, passionate and caring faculty and staff, all while enjoying the most beautiful areas Colorado has to offer. The library at CMC offers an extensive collection at each of its three residen- tial campuses, and a virtual library that spans all of its locations. Each location offers the most up-to-date technology and high-speed Internet connections.
As far as after-class possibilities, you’d be hard-pressed to find a college that offers more options. Ski or board at some of Colorado’s premier resorts and enjoy day hikes, backpacking or camping trips during the warmer months. Get out and explore the culturally rich and diverse communities at CMC’s many locations and continue to feed your quest for knowledge.
InformatIon SecurIty SpecIalISt is offered at: 4 All locations (via distance learning)
InformatIon technology – Standard networkIng is offered at: 4 Aspen Campus 4 Roaring Fork Campus 4 Summit Campus 4 Vail-Eagle Campus (via distance learning)
web applIcatIon developer is offered at: 4 Summit Campus 4 Vail-Eagle Campus (via distance learning)
web SIte developer is offered at: 4 Roaring Fork Campus 4 Summit Campus 4 Vail-Eagle Campus (via distance learning)
cISco certIfIed network aSSocIate is offered at: 4 Roaring Fork Campus 4 All Other Locations (via distance learning)
4 Information Technology - Standard Networking
The Information technology – Standard networking associate of applied Sciences degree program at CMC will give you the tools you need to install and manage computer networks for companies and organiza- tions. As an IT professional, you can help organizations become more efficient by maintaining computer networks that will allow employees to communicate with each other, and share resources and information. You’ll learn to become a vital part of the office environ- ment, with duties ranging from installing applications to developing and maintain- ing complex information da- tabases. Some of your duties as an IT professional could include developing soft-
Computers and technology have always fascinated
you – but you’re more interested in the behind-the-
scenes processes. How do large corporations stay
connected? What’s the best way to keep information
safe and secure? Who comes up with the Web sites and
applications that make the Internet interactive?
Colorado Mountain College’s technology programs can
help you satisfy your curiosity and enter the growing
technology career field. You’ll have a chance to explore
how to create, manage and protect computer networks,
share electronic information, and the programs will
prepare you to earn CISCO, Server + or other CompTIA
certifications. Or, you can learn to create the Web sites
and applications that keep users coming back for more.
With options ranging from Associate of Applied Sciences
degrees to certificate programs, you will find a program
that will fit your needs and career goals. CMC will give
you access to the latest technology and training so you
can excel in the technology field.
Start Here. Technology
4 Information Security Specialist
The Information Security Specialist certificate is designed for students with an interest in the wide range of activities associated with the protection of informa- tion, one of an organization’s most vital assets. This cer- tificate will provide you with a foundation in computer operations, programming and data communications with a breadth and depth of instruc- tion in information security. The curriculum is designed to give you a basic understand- ing and working knowledge in information security, as well as prepare you to pass the CompTIA Security + exam, which is considered to be the worldwide standard of competency for foundation- level security practitioners.
www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Programs/Technology
CMC’s wired classrooms and computer labs will allow you to learn the latest technology.
Learn to develop interactive Web sites and Web applications.
You can explore everything from networking to Web development in hands-on learning environments.
ware, engineering computer hardware, and the manage- ment and administration of entire networking systems. CMC’s Information Technology AAS will not only give you the skills to excel in the IT field, it will give you a strong academic foundation, as well, with a range of challenging core curriculum.
4 Web Site Development
CMC offers a number of op- tions if you want to enter the field of Web site develop- ment. The web application developer associate of applied Sciences degree program will prepare you for a career as a Web developer or Webmaster. Once you’ve com- pleted your degree, you will be able to create interactive Web pages using client- and
server-side Web applications that interface with relational database systems. You will be able to program in languages such as Java, Visual Basic, SQL, ASP, Cold Fusion, Perl, JavaScript,HTML, XML, and PHP languages, as well as manage and maintain Web sites and Web servers. With the AAS degree, you will receive a solid academic foundation with a range of core curriculum, as well.
CMC also offers a web application developer certificate program, which will give you career-specific training without the general education requirements.
The web Site developer certificate will prepare you to enter the business environment as a Web site specialist – an area that has seen increased demand for trained individuals in the past few years. The certificate is designed to provide you with the skills and abilities you’ll need to succeed in Web page
You might also be interested in...
4 graphic design
4 web design
4 microsoft office Specialist
4 community college engineering
and site production process- es, with a particular emphasis on design elements involv- ing layout, navigation and interactivity. Additionally, the program will introduce you to advanced Web editing tech- niques, and the server-side scripting environment, as well as key application standards such as source and revision control, coding standards, code optimization and data integrity.
4 Cisco Networking
This program, available as both an AAS and certificate program, will prepare you to design, build and main- tain networks capable of supporting national and global organizations. Your coursework will cover a complete range of basic through advanced networking concepts – from pulling cable to more complex concepts such as subnet masking rules and strategies. The methods of learning are varied – with interactive online lessons, texts, movies and exten- sive hands-on applications. Once you have successfully completed the program, you will be qualified to complete the Cisco Certified Network Associate examination. The cisco networking associate of applied Sciences degree program will also introduce you to a wide range of core curriculum, as well as special- ized technology topics such as network security.
The cisco certified network associate certificate pro- gram focuses exclusively on the courses you will need to pass the CCNA examination.
4 Network Service
The Server + certificate program introduces multi-use, multi-tasking network operat- ing systems. The focus of the coursework is on characteris- tics of Linux, Unix, Windows 2000 and 2003, NT, and XP networking operating systems and explores a variety of topics including installation procedures, security issues, back-up procedures and re- mote access. The program will prepare you for the CompTIA Server + certification and the Linux + certification.
4 A+ Computer Technician
The a+ computer technician certificate program provides a broad base of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating sys- tem technologies, including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventative maintenance, and basic networking. It is a foundation certificate for computer repair technicians. Additionally, this certificate will prepare you to take the CompTIA A+ cer- tification exams, an interna- tional industry credential that validates the knowledge of computer service technicians with the equivalent of 500 hours of hands-on experience. Major hardware and software vendors, distributors and resellers accept CompTIA A+ certification as the standard in foundation-level, ven- dor-neutral certification for service technicians.
Personal instruction will help you excel in your studies.
Server + is offered at: 4 Roaring Fork Campus
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