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Course Title:	Fundamentals of the Internet
Course Number:	IT 107
Course Reference Number:	2926
Section Number:	206
Credit Hours:	3
Level of Study:	Lower Division (100-200)
Subject Area:	Information Technology
Course Description:	This course will help students understand the Internet and the World Wide Web. Students will learn how and why the Internet was originally created, the proper etiquette to use while on-line, and how to navigate the World Wide Web.
Instructor Email:	Kim Preece
Term Offered:	Spring 2007
Course Delivery Methods:	Online Course
Computer requirements:	You must have access to a computer that can support the technical requirements of online instruction and that is connected to the Internet via a reliable Internet Service provider. On-campus computer labs are equipped as required. For further information on technical requirements, please refer to our Computer Requirements assistance page.
Required Course Materials:	Course book titles (which can be searched by course number and section), are available at the Marshall University Bookstore website. Books can also be purchased in person at the Huntington or South Charleston campus bookstores. Huntington campus bookstore: (304) 696-3622 or (800) 547-1262 S. Charleston campus bookstore: (800) 642-9842 ext. 2501. * Remember to buy your course materials early!
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Prerequisites:	None.
Tuition and Fees:	Click here for fee information
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Day/Time: (if campus meetings required):	No regularly scheduled meeting times
Start/End date:	All courses generally follow the University calendar for the term in which they are offered--check course syllabus for individual exceptions.

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