This option will provide students with the skills to effectively develop and administer Web server site installations. Students will develop advanced skills in both client side Web software and server side software. Upon completion of the program students will be well-versed in the skills necessary to pursue careers in Web site administration.

This program prepares you for entry-level work in Web server administration and/or preparation for transfer to a four-year design program at a university.

Suggested Course Sequence

For course descriptions visit here.

First Semester		Credit Hours	Prerequisite
ITD1XX	Information Technology Seminar	1	-
ECA122	Computer Applications for Technical Professionals	3	-
ECA127	Programming Logic and Problem Solving	3	-
ECA228	Internet/Intranet Design and Development (HTML, XHTML, and CSS)	3	-
ECA253	Data Modeling and Database Design	3	-
ENG124	College Composition	3	Test
		16
Second Semester
ECA139	Microsoft SQL Server Database	3	ECA253
ECA145	PC Upgrading and Maintenance	3	-
ECA146	Introduction to Computer Networking	3	-
ECA277	Unix/Linux Operating Environment	3	ECA127
MTH125	College Algebra	4	MTH101 or MTH103 or Test
		16
Summer Semester
COM121/122/123	Effective Speaking or Interpersonal Communication or Intergroup Communications	3	None/None/ENG124
MTH222	Statistics	3	MTH100 or MTH125 or Test
	Arts/Humanities/Social Science Elective	3	-
		9
Third Semester
ECA225	Web Development with JavaScript and AJAX	3	ECA228
ECA244	Windows 2003 Server Network Infrastructure	3	ECA145, ECA146
ECA274	Unix/Linux System Administration	3	ECA277
ECA269	Advanced Microsoft SQL Server Database	3	ECA139
ENT120	Entrepreneurship	2	IDS102
		14
Fourth Semester
ECA276	Unix/Linux Network Administration	3	ECA277
ECA279	Web Server Administration	3	ECA276 or ECA274
ECA288	Microsoft ADO Development	3	ECA127
ECA289	Microsoft Presentation Foundations	3	ECA127
ECA292	Information Technology Capstone	3	Sophomore Status
ENT121	Entrepreneurial Marketing	3	ENT120
		18
	TOTAL CREDITS	73

ECA292 should be taken in the last or next-to-last semester of enrollment.