Phoenix.pm: Fwd: Staffing IT courses
Doug and Julie Miles
djmilesfamily at earthlink.net
Fri Feb 2 18:01:50 CST 2001
>Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2001 18:29:56 -0500 (EST)
>From: Miles Murdocca <murdocca at cs.rutgers.edu>
>To: djmilesfamily at earthlink.net, jkimbrou at iiusa.cc, murdocca at cs.rutgers.edu
>Subject: Staffing IT courses
>
>Dear Doug,
>
>I serve as the Director of the Rutgers University Internet Institute,
>which offers noncredit continuing education courses in information
>technology (IT) in New Jersey and India. Jeania Kimbrough (Phoenix) and I
>also represent Internet Institute USA, which runs the operations aspect
>of IT education courses. We are working with the Rutgers
>Office of Continuous Education and Outreach to form a partnership
>with the University of Arizona Extended University to offer IT
>courses in midtown Phoenix starting in April, 2001.
>
>We are staffing our courses and asking for your help. Would you
>help us with potential contacts who might be interested in teaching IT
>education courses? We are looking for instructors who know Java, Web page
>design, CGI/Perl, PHP, Microsoft, Cisco, VB, Unix, and Oracle technologies,
>among others. To give you an idea of what kinds of courses we are
>looking to staff, please see the draft schedule below. We will
>pay to train and certify instructors.
>
>We are setting up meetings with potential instructors and
>related contacts the week of February 5 and would like to
>meet you, so that you can learn more about what we are doing, and to see
>if there is some way that we can work together.
>
>Please let us know if there is a time we could meet you. We know
>you are busy -- just long enough to drop off a business card and
>say hello would be great, although we can meet with you longer,
>as your interest allows. Please let us know.
>
>All the best,
>
>-- Jeania Kimbrough and Miles Murdocca
>
>===================
>Miles Murdocca, PhD 732-748-8806 (phone)
>Director, Internet Institute 732-748-9768 (fax)
>Rutgers University murdocca at cs.rutgers.edu (email)
>One Possumtown Road http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~murdocca (Personal)
>Piscataway, NJ 08854 http://internet.rutgers.edu/II (Continuing
>Ed.)
>
>Jeania Kimbrough, M.A. (602) 462-5788 (phone)
>Internet Institute USA (732) 905-3058 (fax)
>5025 N. Central Ave, #433
>Phoenix, AZ 85012-1520
>jkimbrou at iiusa.cc
>http://www.internetinstituteusa.com
>
>
>Note: This is only the schedule for the two labs that are targeted to
>come online in April. The remaining labs will be built over the
>coming months. The schedule is not yet posted and so changes can be easily
>made depending on instructor availability. The MCSE and Unix classes are not
>yet scheduled. The two Oracle classes (SQL and DBA) will be restructured
>and expanded into 5 courses that correspond to the 5 DBA exams. The Oracle
>schedule shown below marks the days that the revised sequence will be
>offered.
>
>
> UAII COURSE NUMBERINGS AND SPRING 2001 SCHEDULE
> (Note: 1 Day = 2 evenings)
>
>UAII-110: Java Programming for Non-Programmers (12 evenings)
>UAII-210: Migrating to Object Oriented Programming with Java Technology (7
>eves)
>UAII-275: Java Programming Language (12 evenings)
>UAII-310: Interconnection Cisco Network Devices (ICND) (5 days)
>UAII-320: Building Scalable Cisco networks (BSCN) (5 days)
>UAII-321: Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN) (5 days)
>UAII-323: Building Cisco Remote Access Networks (BCRAN) (5 days)
>UAII-324: Cisco Internetworking Troubleshooting (CIT) (5 days)
>UAII-364: Fundamentals of Oracle (8 days)
>UAII-365: Oracle Database Administration (8 days)
>UAII-421: HTML 1: Introduction to Builidng Web Sites (3 evenings)
>UAII-422: HTML 2: Web Site Construction and Design (3 evenings)
>UAII-423: HTML 3: Effective Web Design (3 evenings)
>UAII-424: HTML 4: Designing with Cascading Style Sheets (3 evenings)
>UAII-425: HTML 5: Web Site Management (3 evenings)
>UAII-426: Project Management for Web Site Development (2 evenings)
>UAII-427: Portfolio Project (1 evening)
>UAII-428: Front Page (2 evenings)
>UAII-430: Introduction to Computer Programming - Fundamentals (6 evenings)
>UAII-431: Introduction to Computer Programming - Advanced Concepts (6
>evenings)
>UAII-433: Web Design, Level 2 (4 evenings)
>UAII-441: Photoshop for Web Graphics (2 evenings)
>UAII-454: Introduction to JavaScript (4 evenings)
>UAII-480: Unix Fundamentals (6 evenings)
>UAII-481: Unix Administration (6 evenings)
>UAII-519: CGI Programming in Perl (4 evenings)
>UAII-524: Introduction to XML (2 evenings)
>UAII-528: Active Server pages (ASP) Level 1 (4 evenings)
>UAII-560: Cold Fusion: Creating Database Driven Websites Level 1 (2 evenings)
>UAII-571: Placing Web Sites on Microsoft Internet Information Servers (2 eves)
>UAII-572: Introduction to Apache Web Server (2 evenings)
>UAII-573: E-Commerce: Business to Consumer (B2C) (4 evenings)
>UAII-574: E-Commerce: Internet Business Strategies (2 evenings)
>UAII-575: Microsoft Access 1-3 (4 evenings)
>UAII-1561: Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services
>Infrastructure
>UAII-1562 Designing: a Microsoft Windows 2000 Networking Services
> Infrastructure
>UAII-2150: Designing a Secure Microsoft Windows 2000 Network
>UAII-2151: Microsoft Windows 2000 Network and Operating System Essentials
>UAII-2152: Implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional and Server
>UAII-2153: Implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
>UAII-2154: Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory
> Services
>
>
> SPRING 2001 EVENING AND DAYTIME SCHEDULE
>Notes: "421:01" indicates course UAII-421, section 1, meeting for 1 evening.
> "XXXX" means classes are not scheduled, as for a holiday.
> "421:03/412:03" Means a morning and afternoon session of 421:03.
>
>
>Monday
> | Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
>4/23 Lab A 421:01 421:01 421:01
> Lab B
>
>
>4/30 Lab A 422:01 422:01 422:01
> Lab B 110:01 110:01 364:01/364:01
>
>
>5/7 Lab A 423:01 421:02 423:01 423:01 421:02
> Lab B 110:01 110:01 364:01/364:01
>
>Morning A 310:01 310:01 310:01 310:01 310:01
>Afternoon A 310:01 310:01 310:01 310:01 310:01
>
>
>5/14 Lab A 424:01 421:02 424:01 424:01 422:02
> Lab B 110:01 210:01 110:01 210:01 364:01/364:01
>
>
>5/21 Lab A 425:01 422:02 425:01 425:01
> Lab B 110:01 210:01 110:01 210:01
>
>
>5/28 Lab A 426:01 423:02 421:03/412:03
> Lab B 210:01 110:01 210:01 364:01/364:01
>
>
>6/4 Lab A 426:01 423:02 454:01 524:01 423:02 421:03/422:03
> Lab B 110:01 210:01 110:01 364:01/364:01
>
>Morning A 310:02 310:02 310:02 310:02 310:02
>Afternoon A 310:02 310:02 310:02 310:02 310:02
>
>
>6/11 Lab A 454:01 423:02 454:01 524:01 424:02 422:03/422:03
> Lab B 110:01 275:01 275:01 364:01/364:01
>
>
>6/18 Lab A 454:01 424:02 519:01 441:01 424:02 423:03/423:03
> Lab B 275:02 275:01 275:02 275:01 364:01/364:01
>
>Morning A 320:01 320:01 320:01 320:01 320:01
>Afternoon A 320:01 320:01 320:01 320:01 320:01
>
>
>6/25 Lab A 519:01 425:02 519:01 441:01 425:02
> Lab B 275:02 275:01 275:02 275:01
>
>
>7/2 Lab A 519:01 425:02 571:01 426:02 423:03/423:03
> Lab B 275:02 275:01 275:01 364:01/364:01
>
>
>7/9 Lab A 573:01 426:02 573:01 571:01 454:02 424:03/424:03
> Lab B 275:02 275:01 275:02 275:01 365:01/365:01
>
>Morning A 310:03 310:03 310:03 310:03 310:03
>Afternoon A 310:03 310:03 310:03 310:03 310:03
>
>
>7/16 Lab A 573:01 524:02 573:01 574:01 454:02 425:03/425:03
> Lab B 275:02 275:01 275:02 275:01 365:01/365:01
>
>
>7/23 Lab A 528:01 524:02 528:01 574:01 454:02 425:03/
> Lab B 275:02 275:02 365:01/365:01
>
>
>7/30 Lab A 528:01 441:02 528:01 560:01 454:02 426:03/426:03
> Lab B 275:02 365:01/365:01
>
>Morning A 310:04 310:04 310:04 310:04 310:04
>Afternoon A 310:04 310:04 310:04 310:04 310:04
>
>
>8/6 Lab A 575:01 441:02 575:01 560:01 519:02 571:02/574:02
> Lab B 365:01/365:01
>
>Morning A 320:02 320:02 320:02 320:02 320:02
>Afternoon A 320:02 320:02 320:02 320:02 320:02
>
>
>8/13 Lab A 575:01 560:02 575:02 528:02 519:02 571:02/574:02
> Lab B 365:01/365:01
>
>Morning A 321:01 321:01 321:01 321:01 321:01
>Afternoon A 321:01 321:01 321:01 321:01 321:01
>
>
>8/20 Lab A 560:01 528:02 572:01 528:02 519:02
> Lab B
>
>
>8/27 Lab A 572:01 528:02 575:02 575:02 519:02 572:02/572:02
> Lab B 365:01/365:01
>
>
>9/3 Lab A 573:02 575:02 575:02 573:02
> Lab B 365:01/365:01
>
>
>9/10 Lab A 573:02 573:02
> Lab B
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