Special Topics in Information Technology

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Overview

Subject area

INFT

Catalog Number

213

Course Title

Special Topics in Information Technology

Description

This course allows students to study a significant topic of interest in the field of information technology chosen by the instructor. Topics vary from term to term and may include game theory, robotics, cybersecurity, cloud technology, machine learning, project management, or virtual reality. The topic may not reflect an item covered in the curriculum. The student or group of students will work closely with a faculty member to gain valuable research or industry knowledge. After the study, the student can complete a written paper, submit a computer system, implement a solution, or design a new approach for a computer application, or lecture on their findings. Working individually or in groups, students will assist a faculty member in researching an essential topic in information technology. Projects can use issues explicitly related to New York City.

Typically Offered

Fall, Spring

Academic Career

Undergraduate

Liberal Arts

No

Credits

Minimum Units

3

Maximum Units

3

Academic Progress Units

3

Repeat For Credit

Yes

Total Completions Allowed

3

Components

Name

Lecture

Hours

3

Course Topic ID

1

Formal Description

Internship in Information Technology - apprenticeship

Course Topic ID

2

Formal Description

Programming II - apprenticeship

Course Topic ID

3

Formal Description

Information Technology - apprenticeship

Course Topic ID

4

Formal Description

Python for Data Science

Course Topic ID

5

Formal Description

Cybersecurity Capstone – apprenticeship

Course Topic ID

6

Formal Description

Introduction to Computer Forensics – apprenticeship

Course Topic ID

7

Formal Description

Python Bootcamp

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