Student Training

Free Technical Training Classes 2007-2008
CISDD is pleased to offer the following hands-on training classes for currently registered CUNY Computer Science (or related major) students, free of charge, in June 2008. Courses are open to students from any CUNY four-year colleges who have: (1) at least one semester remaining following the fall 2008 semester; and(2) have finished a majority of the required coursework for their program. Candidates interested in obtaining a paid internship, through CISDD, with a New York City government agency will be given priority.
Please note: Current CISDD interns are ineligle for these courses. Eligible students and attend only one course..

Web Design & Development Training Class (35 hours)

In this hands-on introductory web design course, participants will learn the following:

  • How to build websites using HTML and web design tools such as Dreamweaver
  • How to create multimedia-rich dynamic instructional web sites using JavaScript
  • How to get top quality design results using tools such as Fireworks
  • How to create and use images, audio and video, taking into consideration compression formats and size limitations, etc.
  • How to produce highly optimized files that still look great
  • Identifying examples of emerging web-based programming authoring or problem-solving environments
  • How to use terminology related to web-based technology appropriately in written and oral communications
  • How to post a website and make it available for the whole world
  • And more...

Location & Dates:

Monday 06/02/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Tuesday 06/03/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Wednesday 06/04/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Thursday 06/05/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Friday 06/06/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM

ASP.NET Training Class (35 hours)

This course focuses on using the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET environment and the Microsoft .NET platform to create ASP.NET Web applications that deliver dynamic content to the Web. The course is intended for beginning Web developers who have knowledge of HTML or dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language, such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) or Microsoft Jscript.

Location & Dates:

Monday 06/16/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Tuesday 06/17/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Wednesday 06/18/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Thursday 06/19/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM
Friday 06/20/08 Room C415B from 9AM to 5PM

MS SQL SERVER 2005 Training Class (33 hours)

This hands-on course will provide participants with the technical skills required to program a database solution using Microsoft SQL Server TM 2005. This course should enable participants to contribute as database developers on a project team. This course will cover the topics below. On each of the topics the instructor will demonstrate examples and provide best practices. Time will be given for hands-on labs so that the skills being taught can be practiced in class.

Logical Data Modeling

  • Data Definition Language
  • Referential Integrity
  • Primary Keys and Foreign Keys
  • Identity Columns
  • SELECT INSERT UPDATE and DELETE
  • Joins
  • Unions
  • Stored Procedures
  • Triggers
  • User Defined Functions

Location & Dates:

Tuesday 06/03/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Wednesday 06/04/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Thursday 06/05/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Tuesday 06/10/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Wednesday 06/11/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Thursday 06/12/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Tuesday 06/17/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Wednesday 06/18/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Thursday 06/19/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Tuesday 06/24/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM
Wednesday 06/25/08 Room C415B from 6PM to 9PM

 To Apply

Fill out the following form and email with your resume to: workshop@cisdd.org with “Course name” in the subject line.

 Application Form


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Please Note: Email application to course does not guarantee acceptance. Once we receive your email you will be notified of course availability and status of registration.