Our
MCSA or Network Administrator certificate and degree is
designed for networking professionals who want to manage the
components of a network system, based on the Microsoft Windows
platform and Microsoft server software, on an ongoing basis; monitor
and optimize the components of a network system; and diagnose and
resolve problems regarding the components of a network system.
To view more information about this CISN
certificate and
degree follow the links to the college's current catalogue.
To view additional information about our
networking courses you can also follow the link to the college's
current catalogue. All of our networking courses have
a lecture and a lab component. Since, the majority of our
students work we offer most of these courses either at night or as a
hybrid course (lecture online/lab on ground).
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Our
MCSE or Network Engineer certificate and degree is
designed for networking professionals, who want to gain additional
skill-sets to become a Network Engineer. Some of the skill-sets that
are necessary for this job include the ability to analyze the
business requirements for a network system; design a network system
solution that meets business requirements; deploy, install, and
configure the components of a network system based on the Microsoft
Windows platform and Microsoft server software; manage the
components of a network system on an ongoing basis; monitor and
optimize the components of a network system; and diagnose and
resolve problems regarding the components of a network system.
To view more information about this CISN
certificate and
degree follow the links to the college's current catalogue.
To view additional information about our
networking courses you can also follow the link to the college's
current catalogue. All of our networking courses have
a lecture and a lab component. Since, the majority of our
students work we offer most of these courses either at night or as a
hybrid course (lecture online/lab on ground).
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Technician certificate provides students the information
necessary to obtain an entry-level career in the field of
networking. Upon completion of this certificate, students will
understand helpdesk concepts and responsibilities, hardware and
software troubleshooting, and technical communication skill-sets.
The fundamentals of supporting end users and a Local Area Network
(LAN) will also be emphasized.
To view more information about this CISN
certificate
follow the links to the college's current catalogue. To view
additional information about our
networking courses you can also follow the link to the college's
current catalogue. All of our networking courses have
a lecture and a lab component. Since, the majority of our
students work we offer most of these courses either at night or as a
hybrid course (lecture online/lab on ground).
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If you are not sure this field is right for you
or if you only want to gain enough knowledge to configure your home
computer I suggest you take our
CISC 355
or 356 course(s). They are offered every semester either online
or on ground. Since, they are only a one and a half-unit course your
commitment to each course is small, but in return you will gain a lot
of useful information that you can use to configure either your home or work computers.
If you want to learn enough to be
able to put your new network skill-sets on your resume I suggest
you take our CISN 330 course, which is called, "Data
Communication and Networking Fundamentals ." This three-unit course follows another highly
sought-after certificate called, "Network+."
This course is offered every semester as well either on ground or as
a hybrid.
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