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Computer Education Techniques, Inc. curriculum have been developed to meet the standards of the New York State Department of Education; it applies the NYS ED BPSS, lesson plans, instructor training program and licensing requirements.

CETi employees, staff, and technology partners teach the courses. Their experience and background includes: programmer/practitioner, college / graduate school academic degree, source software company certifications, and open source purveyor certifications.

I.

Initial Foundation Curriculum - Submitted
 
1. PC Applications, Web Design, and Web Apps No longer available in the public domain. Prepared for resubmission.
 
2. Mainframe No longer available in the public domain. Prepared for resubmission.
 
3. UNIX and Linux No longer available in the public domain. Prepared for resubmission.
 
4. Java No longer available in the public domain. Prepared for resubmission.
   
II.

Foundation Curriculum Being Prepared for Submission
 
5. Database Management Systems No longer available in the public domain.
 
6. Programming Languages No longer available in the public domain.
 
6.1 Internet and Mobile Device Programming Internet and Mobile Device Application Development
6.2 Web 2.0 to 4.0 RIAs, APIs, and Scalability
     
III.
Curriculum Being Prepared for Submission
 
CETi - Courseware as a Learning Center for the IBM Mainframe Environment 1 Self exploration and self study.
1.

IBM Mainframe System Software and Programming Languages

  
 
1.1 CICS Transaction Server Performance Design: Web Enablement and Service Oriented Architecture
1.2 COBOL Extending the COBOL Programming Language
1.3 IMS Transaction Server IMS Hierarchical Database: Design, Coding, and Performance Optimization
1.4 Programming Languages Mainframe Legacy Programming Languages: Maintenance, Modernization, and Service Oriented Architecture
1.5 Programming Skills Programming Skills and Operations
1.6 Utilities and Development Tools Mainframe Utilities and Development Tools
2.

Open Source Software
 
2.1 Linux and UNIX Linux- and UNIX- variants: Emergence and Growth
2.2 Java Platform and Language Java Development Platforms: Strategic Implementations
2.3 XML: Extensible Markup Language Multi-platform Application Development
2.4 Databases Administration, Performance Design, and Programming
2.5 Web Servers Web Server Evaluation and Implementation
 
Application Development Platforms
 
3.

IBM Database and Development Platform

  
 
3.1 Db2 Design, Performance, and Web Enablement
3.2 IBM MQ (WebSphere MQ) Middleware 2 Strategic Middleware: Utilization with Db2, IBM System Software, and Web Servers
3.3 WAS: WebSphere Application Server IBM WebSphere and Development Platform
3.4 Rational Rational Developer for System z
 
4.

Oracle Database and Development Platform

  
 
4.1 Oracle Database Application Development, Service Oriented Architecture, and Cloud Computing
4.2 Oracle WebLogic Server and Development Platform Web Server Administration and Programming
 
5.

Microsoft Development Platform and .NET 2

  
 
5.1 MS Application Development - Windows Design, Coding, and Debugging
5.2 MS Application Development - .NET and SQL Server, and Azure Microsoft .NET: Internet and Mobile Device Programming
 
6.

Specialty Database and Development Platforms

  
 
6.1 Crystal Reports - SAP Report Generation, Data Presentation, and Dashboards
6.2 SAS Platform SAS Programming - Business Intelligence Software
Desktop and Mobile Computing
 
7.

Mobile Devices and Web Apps

  
 
7.1 PC Applications, Web Apps, and Mobile Devices Emerging Trends: Computer Applications, Web Apps, and SaaS
7.2 Google Operating System and Mobile Web Platform  
7.3 Microsoft Phone, Surface, and Windows 10  
7.4 Apple iOS and Device Platform  
 
8.

Desktop Operating System and Internetworking

  
 
8.1 MS Operating Systems and Networking Desktop and Mobile Device Implementation
8.2 MS Active Directory, Servers, SharePoint, PowerShell, and Scripting MS Active Directory Internetworking
Cloud Computing
 
9.

Emerging Market and Services

  
 
9.1 Cloud Computing - Compound Technologies Cloud Computing - Emerging Trends
9.2 Amazon Web Services Google Cloud computing
  Big Data
 
10.

Emerging Market and Services

  
 
10.1 Apache Hadoop Apache Hadoop - Specialized Training
10.2 NoSQL  
   

Footnote: 1

The New York State Department of Education Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision website and Director's course identified that there is no NRV: Nationally Recognized Vendor for the IBM mainframe software environment. In conjunction with submission of additional mainframe curriculum, Computer Education Techniques, has updated its mainframe courseware to address this void and the scarcity of up to date industry standard textbooks. The z/OS JCL - Basic : Mainframe Programming Environment and PL/1: Mainframe System Software courseware as a learning center is a component of the NRV submission. It is available free of charge to evaluate the mainframe training service and provide practice outside of regular class hours.


Footnote: 2

Microsoft .Net is the registered trademark associated with the intellectual property and software copyright of Microsoft Corporation. In order to distinguish its training service from Microsoft certification, Computer Education Techniques course search engine and websites spells lower case "dot net" .NET in all upper case. CETi's MS .NET lesson plans have been developed based upon the experience of staff members and technology partners coding and debugging MS Windows and .NET applications in IBM mainframe and hybrid information technology environments.

IBM MQ is the registered trademark associated with the intellectual property and software copyright of IBM Corporation. In order to distinguish the CETi brand training service from IBM certified courses, the course search engine lists IBM WebSphere MQ middleware as IBM MQ (WebSphere MQ). IBM is rebranding DB2 to Db2.