University of Wisconsin Stout | Wisconsin's Polytechnic University

Fall
Freshman English – Composition or Freshman English – Honors I
Fundamentals of Speech
Information and Communication Technologies
Networking Operating System Fundamentals
Calculus I

Spring
Freshman English – Reading or Freshman English – Honors II
Introduction to Physics
Introduction to Physics Lab
Electronics Fundamentals
Health and Wellness
Introduction to Network Infrastructure

See our Undergraduate Bulletin for more information on these courses.

Information and Communication Technologies
Examine the impacts of information and communication technologies on individuals and the global society and how its utilization affects personal, educational and professional growth.

Networking Operating System Fundamentals
Introduction to network operating systems as utilized in the information technology industry. Installation and configuration of basic desktop operating systems.

Office Automation Technology
Automation information concepts and technology used in office including both communication, storage, and retrieval systems. Emphasis on cost effective selection and implementation problems.

Introduction to Telephony
Principles of current technologies, systems, and trends in telephone communication systems design and applications.

Network Systems Design
Concepts from communication networks. LAN, MAN, WAN networks. Introduction to LAN switching, ATM and virtual LANS. Designing and integration of LAN switching virtual networking and ATM into today's networks. Telecommunication Systems or Information Technology Management majors only.

Introduction to Network Security
Design, implementation and management of network security in multilayered computer networks. Identifying and evaluating network security threats; internet, intranet, and extranet security issues.

Wireless Systems
Wireless networking combining Radio Frequency (RF) and Local Area Networking (LAN) technology fundamentals. Basic concepts and building blocks or the convergence between RF and networking technologies. Technologies and tasks vital to installing, managing, and supporting wireless networks.

Internetwork Design
Specialization course for the Cisco CCNP professional certification. Students will learn to design internetwork solutions. Students are required to pass the associated Cisco certification examination.

Server Applications
Installing, configuring, and administering server applications using multiple industry standard operating systems. Server applications may include World Wide Web, FTP, software updates, mail, file sharing, DNS, DHCP, and terminal services.

Remote Access Networks
One of three core courses for preparation for the Cisco CCNP and CCDP professional certification. Students will learn how to build remote access networks to interconnect central sites to branch offices and home offices. Students are required to pass the associated Cisco certification examination.

 

See our Undergraduate Bulletin for more information on these courses.