Take a peek at the IT 147 Advanced CAD Design course projects done by IT students this semester! Keep up the good work!

Make sure you check the Schedule of Courses for the upcoming Spring Semester. IT 191T (Telecommunication Systems I) will be offered as a new topics course, and check out the other exciting IT courses.

Schedule for the upcoming Unix and Web Design Instructor's training courses is posted here.

Attention job seekers! The Science & Engineering Recruiting Fair is coming around the corner - from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. in the Satellite Student Union on October 24, 2001. Don't miss out on this once-a-semester job fair. Bring many copies of your resume. You may want to see the list of companies participating in this job fair.

Fresno State's scholarship application form for 2002-2003 will be on-line beginning October 19 through January 5, 2002. Students can apply for hundreds of institutional scholarships by simply logging on to our web site at http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/scholarships during the application period; clicking on "Scholarship Application;" completing each item as directed on the screen and clicking "Submit."

Applications will then be electronically accessed and reviewed by various selection committees according to the student's qualifications, and students will receive notification of scholarship awards for the 2002-2003 academic year beginning in March of next year.

Thirty positions available. For more information please read this and the available positions are here.

The California Cooperative Education and Internship Association would like to invite all students who completed a 2001 Spring, Summer, or Fall Co-op or Internship to compete. Deadline is January 7, 2002.

For more information about the essay contest, please visit their website: http://www.ca-co-op.org or visit the IT Dept. office.

IT Dept. is having its "Welcome Back" BBQ. Everyone is invited to this festive event and meet friendly folks. It is being held between 4:30 - 6pm on Monday, Sept. 17, 2001 at the back of the IT Tower, corner of Barstow and Jackson.

Tickets available at the IT Dept. Office or student Club officers. Cost is $1 for pre-door sale or $1.50 at the door.

Don't miss out on this event!

You may find this link in the IT 512 webcam under the "Live Webcams" section on the right hand side.

See link for more information about the application.

A link for course instruction forms (Independent Study, Credit by Examination, etc.) has been added.

Thirty positions available. For more information please read this link.

IT 116 Applied Visual Programming (Java)
IT 163 Computer Networking II (Cisco CCNA Semester 2)
IT 146 Multimedia Development (Adobe Web Design)
IT 191T Fundamentals of Unix (Solaris)
IT 191T Telecommunication Systems I

Please check the Schedule of Courses for the time and place for these new classes.

If you are registering for Unix and/or Web Design classes during the Summer Session, please call in advance at (559)278-2145 for confirmation if class is not cancelled.

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The Department of IT has been approved as a Sun Authorized Educational Center and will be offering Java and Solaris Administration classes in the curriculum.

New Telecommunications Fundamentals Course Offered in Fall 2001

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The catc training fee has been revised.

Web Design course in summer will meet 6 days instead of 5. A Telecommunication Systems I course added for Fall. Check out the revised schedule.

Check out the Course Schedule.

Check out the Summer and Fall 2001 schedule.

Pictures of the Parties for the Parkway: King of Robots and IT 158 class project are up!

Cisco Academy Training Center link has been added.

The "Parties for the Parkway" given by the San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust and hosted by Dr. Tony Au, our Department Chair, will take place in the Robotics Lab, room IT122 today.

Spend an exciting evening with the King of Robots, Professor Gary Paglierani, and learn everything you ever wanted to know about the world of robots. Take a step into the future in this state-of-the-art Robotics Lab at CSUF. Enjoy a futuristic dinner with Darlene Young's down-to-earth gourmet recipes. Who knows -- there may be a robot to wait on you hand and foot.

Date: Thursday, May 3, 2001
Time: 5:35 pm
Place: Robotics Lab, IT122

Hosts: Gary Paglierani, Darlene Young, Tony Au

Congratulations to the IT Dept! The department has been approved by Cisco to teach:

1. Fundamentals of Unix and Fundamentals of Web Design training of instructors starting June 15, 2001; the classes will be offered to students at a later date (stay tuned for more info later); and
2. Routers and Internetworking I & II(Semesters 5 and 6, and Semesters 7 and 8, respectively, of the CCNP program), pending on approval by CSUF.

Two new webcams are deployed in the Advanced Materials Lab. One webcam takes continuous pictures of the area near the electron microscope. The other webcam takes snapshots of a sample in the electron microscope whenever someone clicks a "snapshot" button on the webcam software.

Photos and Mpeg movies of the IT 134 Industrial Robotics class are posted.

New pictures posted in the 2001 National Engineering Design Challenge section and added April 1999 IT Open House webpage.

Student Homepages and Graduates links are updated.

Cisco CCNA curriculum is being offered in Spring and Fall 2001 as IT158 Computer Networking I, and Fall 2001 as IT163 Computer Networking II. Check out the pictures of IT 158 students in action from the Fall Semester 2000.