UF Information Technology Certification

Elective Categories

Elective courses may only be applied towards one certificate; credit for a completed course will not be counted towards the elective requirements of multiple certificates.

Course Name	Provider
Web Development 1
Accessibility Web Design with Dreamweaver	CITT
Adobe Photoshop: Basics	HSC
Dreamweaver: A Beginner's Exploration	CITT
Dreamweaver: Basics	HSC
E-Learning I - Getting Your Feet Wet	HSC
Editing Audio for Web or Classroom Use	CITT
Graphics Editing with GIMP	CITT
Microsoft PowerPoint: Webify	HSC
Preparing Graphics for Web Use with Photoshop CS3	CITT
Put Your Syllabus on the Web with Nvu	CITT
Universal Design and Accessibility for the Web	CITT
Writing for the Web: Style & Design	CITT
WWW Standards at UF	CITT
Web Development 2
Adobe Photoshop: Image Automation	HSC
Adobe Photoshop: Layers and Masks	HSC
Course 2310: Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Web Applications Using Visual Studio .NET	MSITA
Creating and Managing Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Site	MSITA
Creating Your First Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0 Web Application	MSITA
Dreamweaver CS3: Templates	HSC
Dreamweaver: Cascading Style Sheets & Templates	HSC
Dreamweaver: Forms	HSC
Dreamweaver: Layers and Behaviors	HSC
Dreamweaver: Moving On	CITT
E-Learning: Gradebook	HSC
Getting Started with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0	MSITA
Team Collaboration with Windows SharePoint Services 3.0	MSITA
UF & COM Web Templates	HSC
Vista to E-Learning Transition Workshop	HSC
WebCT Vista: Bootcamp	HSC
Working with ADO.NET 2.0 Within Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0	MSITA
Working with Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0 Wizards and Site Navigation	MSITA
Writing Master Pages and Content Pages in Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0	MSITA
Web Development 3
Accessing and Displaying Data with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Adding and Configuring Server Controls with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Adding Print and Report Functionality in Windows Forms with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Building Dynamic Web Applications with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Building Web Parts and Web Part Pages with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Building Windows Forms Menus with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Configuring Controls in Windows Forms with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Controlling Access to a Web Application with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Creating a Common Layout by Using Master Pages with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Creating a Simple Windows Forms Application with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Creating a Web Application with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Creating Controls for Web Applications with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Deploying a Web Application with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Deploying Windows Forms Applications by Using ClickOnce with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Dreamweaver CS3: Layouts	HSC
E-Learning: PowerLinks	HSC
Implementing Personalization and Themes in Web Applications with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Implementing User Assistance and Usability in Windows Forms with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Improving Security in a Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0 Web Application	MSITA
Making Web Applications Available to Mobile Devices with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Managing State for a Web Application with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Optimizing Web Application Performance with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Programming a Web Application with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Using Dialog Boxes and Forms Inheritance with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Using the BackgroundWorker Component in Windows Forms with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005	MSITA
Working with Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0 Configuration and Instrumentation	MSITA
Working with State Management in Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0	MSITA
Working with User Profiles and Themes in Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0	MSITA
Working with Web Parts in Microsoft® ASP.NET 2.0	MSITA

- Courses from higher level categories may be used to substitute for elective requirements in lower level categories (ex: a course from the Desktop Publishing 2 category can be used to fulfill the requirement for a course from the Desktop Publishing 1 category).
- Elective courses can not be double counted; if a certificate requires eight elective courses, eight separate courses in the appropriate categories must be completed to receive that certificate (even if a specific course falls into multiple categories).

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