Welcome to the CNE Tutorial Modules Central. This stand-alone web server is the home of several interactive, multimedia, Internet-accessible tutorial modules, which cover a wide range of contemporary information technology topics.

The tutorial modules use the familiar subway map metaphor -- inspired by the Washington, DC subway map -- for navigating through the topic terrain. Many people have found this method of navigation easy and straight-forward. We also provide a comprehensive text index of the topic area, in case you prefer to use that method of navigation.

The first page of each tutorial module contains a brief introduction to the topic area and links to both the subway map and textual navigational aids. It also contains a link to the names and e-mail addresses of the module's authors in case you want to send some comments or suggestions.

Thank you for visiting CNE Tutorial Modules Central.

This module presents an overview of how a small number of great ideas of computing have solved seemingly impossible problems of making computers and the Internet work.

• Core of Information Technology

Computing Technology Modules

These modules focus on computer science subjects useful to both the undergraduate and the graduate courses.

• Network Module
• Asynchronous Transfer Mode Module Links2go award
• Virtual Memory Module
• Workflow Module
• Distributed Shared Memory Module
• Inter-Process Communication Module
• Operating System Performance Module

Engineering Modules

This module is for undergraduate Engineering students.

• Senior Design

Refresher Modules

These modules were built for the Defense Acquisition University for students needing assistance with high school level subjects in mathmatics.

• Math Refresher
• Statistics Refresher

ACM Professional Knowledge Program Module

This module was built for the Association for Computing as a prototype for its new Professional Knowledge Program. The PKP will offer working professionals a means to attain a standard level of reading knowledge in important, timely topic areas in computing. A version of the Hyperlearning Meter system is used to certify that a person has attained the desired knowledge level. This prototype is included here with the permission of ACM, Inc., and is for your personal use only.

• Data and Network Security

Module Builder's Workbench

Current work at CNE includes producing tools to make the development of this type of educational module easier and standards to provide consistency within and among the modules.

Tools under development:

• Module Authoring Editor
• Subway Map Editor
• On-line Certification

Standards:

• Basic standards for a CNE Module
• Subway map standards
• Button navigation standards
• Miscellaneous standards

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Last updated 5/11/99.