Students will work as part of a group, interacting with you on a project to develop an informational website for your business or organization. The students will present and submit their work at several stages of development. The end result will be a working static website that your business or organization can use. Student will: Present an overview of the proposed project Design and develop questions that will help to ascertain the true operating needs of your business or organization Apply the User-Centered Development Cycle to web development Create an aesthetically pleasing design for the user interfaces that serves to enhance the value of the systems functionality

The process of analyzing and designing a new network or designing a network upgrade is a formal process. There are distinct phases involved in the design process of a network, of which any or all can be applied to any network. Students working on this project will concentrate on the first four phases of the network design process; Requirements Gathering, Traffic Analysis, Logical Design, and Physical Design. Installation and Maintenance, will not be a focus of the course. Company partners will benefit from having a student group conduct a detailed analysis of their existing network infrastructure, as well as an analysis of the present and future needs of the user population. Any areas where the user needs are not presently met, will have practical solutions designed to address these areas of concern. Practical exercises will be used wherever possible to reinforce student learning and help directly involve the company partner to better ensure appropriate solutions are developed..

Guided by your organizational objectives, a group of student-researchers from St. Clair College will profile your target consumers in order to provide you with key insights and strategic recommendations.

Students from St. Clair College - Marketing program will work with organization or brand to conduct an audit of their social media and digital marketing channels and develop a strategy designed to help achieve the organization’s goals.