Business and Training Center > Summer Quarter > Summer Learning Camp for Youth.

Summer is a great time to learn! Come join us in one or all of these exciting, new classes.

For youth, ages 11-14 years: An introduction and overview of computer video editing. Students will learn the basics of video filming and editing videos using software. 20 hours.

8:00am - 12:00pm Daily QPC 111

8/15/05-8/19/05 $329

For youth, ages 11-16. This one-of-a-kind course introduces the student to what it is like to work in the exciting fields of information security and computer forensics. As part of the class, students will be walked through the process of conducting a computing investigation, using the same tools used by computer forensics experts. Some topics to be covered include:

The Ten Domains of Security

• Security Policies
• Firewalls
• Intrusion Detection Systems
• Intrusion Prevention Systems
• Honeypots
• Host System Security
• Malware
• Conducting a Risk Assessment
• Conducting Vulnerability Assessments
• The Five "Must Do's" of Computer Forensics
• Conducting Computing Investigations

Class is 16 hours.

8:00am - 12:00pm MTWTh MAB 109

7/18/05-7/21/05 $299

For ages 11-14. Join us in this fun course and learn how to develop your own personal website. Covers HTML basics, text and images, tables and frames, hyperlinks and getting your site online. 16 hours.

8:00am - 12:00pm MTWTh QPC 111

7/11/05-7/14/05 $299

Introduces youth, ages 12-14, to computer game programming. Includes a survey of computer game categories, major game components and an overview of game development process. 20 hours.

8:00am - 12:00pm Daily QPC 111

8/1/05-8/5/05 $299

For youth, ages 11 to 14. Let us help you learn basic keyboarding skills. We will focus on helping you increase speed and accuracy and format letters and school reports. 20 hours.

8:00am - 12:00pm Daily QPC 111

7/18/05-7/22/05 $299

For youth, ages 11-15. Interested in learning how to build or upgrade your own computer? This 16-hour course covers various PC architectures, components, and safety issues, with several hands-on labs. An online lab will help you design a PC using brand-name equipment found on the web, learning about the wide array of vendors and possible compatibility issues. We’ll conclude by applying what you’ve learned to build a PC, partition and format its hard drive, and navigate the occasionally troublesome Windows XP installation process.

8:00am - 12:00pm MTWTh QPC 111

8/8/05-8/11/05 $299