Trident Learning

This course is design to teach web page design from the ground up, providing every skill necessary to create great websites.  Coverage includes: Using most HTML tag and attitude, working with images, setting up and manipulating tables, using frames, building and processing forms, incorporating scripts and applets, adding multimedia to pages, dynamic HTML, controlling your page’s presentation with cascading style sheets JavaScript, Choosing Web authoring tools, linking your page around the web, understanding business and design issues and publishing your site.

This course introduces the topic of abstract data types.  Students will solve problems using the most common abstract data structures: lists, stacks, queues, trees, and hash tables.  Students will apply their knowledge by designing and implementing programs which use existing classes.  Classic algorithms will be examined. 

This course enables students to understand the basic concepts in financial economics applied to analyse and manage financial risks.  Emphasis will be placed on the applications by insurers and pension plans. Benefits of all types of insurance will be addressed.  Cash value of life insurance and mortality impact of same will be examined, as well as liability incurred from damage or destroyed property.  Attention will be paid to underwriting and other basic insurance functions as well as to the aspect of finance.  The course also covers evaluation cost and income. Legal, tax considerations, financial constraints, physical and location implications will also be visited.

This course is designed to introduce students to the principles of irrigation and the various systems of application of water. It also focuses on the factors that affect the design and implementation of the various systems and the management of the systems.  Factors that affect the availability of water and the quality of water for irrigation are also discussed.  At the end of the classroom sessions, the practical components are enhanced in the field during an attachment session.

This course facilitates the further development of aural and reading comprehension skills using material from varied sources on topics related to the culture of the languages being studied.  Emphasis will be placed on the reinforcement of language structures, vocabulary and idiom.

This course will train students to identify and analyse specific literary genres and their related backgrounds through studying and researching selected extracts from representative works.  Emphasis will be placed on the development of skills in critical thinking.

This zero-credit course introduces language structure and grammatical skills needed to ensure a good foundation before undertaking the more specialized aspects of the Business Communication modules. The emphasis is placed on task-based language learning to develop written proficiency in areas of personal interest and in familiar contexts relevant both to countries of the target language and the Caribbean.

This course is a follow-up to ITLN 120 to ensure a good foundation before undertaking the more specialized aspects of the Business and Tourism Programme.  Emphasis is placed on the development and reinforcement of oral proficiency in matters of personal interest and in familiar situations in contexts relevant both to countries of the target language and the Caribbean.