Some general areas that you may want to consider for concentration. Jobs
in the Internet have become specializled. A good general knowledge is good
to have in addition to a specialization. I would recommend to explore an
area of specialization that complements your background and interests.
(Note: not all courses in a category are listed. See UCLA Extension
Catalog for full listing or web site - http://www.unex.ucla.edu)
Basics
- Intro to Internet
- Web Technology Fundamentals
- Intro to Internet and WWW with Business Applications
Web Design
- Learning HTML
- Advanced Webmaster
- Cascading Style Sheets
- Java Script
- Adobe PhotoShop (Graphics)
- Adobe Illustrator (Graphics)
- Adobe Premiere (Graphics - video editing)
- Macromedia Director (Graphics - CD-ROMs, Shockwave)
- Other Graphic Programs
- VRML - Virtual Reality Modeling Language - 3D Online
Internet and Business
- Marketing and Selling on the Web
- Developing a Successful Plan for a Web Site
- Intranets
- E-Commerce for Businesses on the Internet
Programming
- Visual Basic
- C
- C++
- Java
- Others - CGI, Perl Script
- Certificate Program in Computer Science (see catalog)
Databases
- Relational Databases
- Microsoft SQL Server
- ASP - Active Server Pages (ASP)
- Allaire Cold Fusion
- Microsoft Access
- Oracle
- Data Mining
- Certificate Program in Database Management Systems - see catalog
Client Server Courses
- Intro to Client Server Computing
- Client Server Applications with TCP/IP
- Client Server Applications using COBRA and Java
- Building Client Server Applications
- Advanced Client/Server with Power Builder
- Distributed Objects and Architectures in The Internet
Microsoft Certified Programs
- NT
- Windows 95
- SQL Server
- TCP/IP
- Exchange
Other Certificate Programs
- Applications Programming
- Data Communications
- Departmental-Level Computing
- Microcomputer and LAN Support
- Mini/Micro Programming
- System Analysis
- Quality Assurance/EDP Auditing
- C Programming and Unix
- Data Base Management Systems
- Computer Science
