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Network Infrastructure is an integrated teaching lesson and hands-on lab course that provides the knowledge and skills required of an entry-level network administrator and cable installer. Students learn the concepts behind data communication via copper, fiber optics, and wireless technologies. Students establish skills in the practical application of network design, troubleshooting, and high-speed connectivity. Students will also be prepared to write the Network+ certification exam from CompTIA.

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Interconnecting Networks I is an introduction to computer networking architecture, structure, and function. Through teaching lessons and hands-on labs with real world equipment, students learn the principles and skills to implement Internet Protocol (IP) addressing, Ethernet technologies, and operations of network devices. With access to network switches and routers, students configure simple Local Area Networks (LAN) and troubleshoot common network connectivity. This curriculum provides the foundational knowledge for level one of the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certificate.

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Linux Administrator provides the student with the knowledge and skills to implement, maintain, and support a Linux Operating System. With integrated teaching lessons and hands-on labs, students learn the tools and techniques of a command-line interface to conduct administration and management of a Linux distribution. Open Source concepts and the role of Linux in an enterprise network are explored.

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Microsoft Enterprise Server is a foundational course that introduces the student to Active Directory and the tools used to perform administration of a Microsoft Windows Server operating system within a Local Area Network (LAN). With integrated teaching lessons and hands-on labs students learn to install, configure, troubleshoot, and manage enterprise level services.

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Cyber Security Foundations provides students with the knowledge and skills required to secure computer system applications, networks, and devices. Through integrated lessons and hands-on labs students perform threat analysis, participate in risk mitigation techniques, and manage computer system operations with an awareness of applicable policies, laws, and regulations. Students will also be prepared to write the Security+ certification exam from CompTIA.

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Interconnecting Networks II provides the skills and knowledge to configure, administer, and implement the operation of a routers and switches in a small network. Through teaching lessons and hands-on labs with real world equipment, students develop the skills to configure and troubleshoot the communication between enterprise network architecture devices. This curriculum pursues the level two exam objectives required for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.

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Interconnecting Networks III provides the skills and knowledge to manage the operation of a routers and switches in an enterprise network. Through teaching lessons and hands-on labs with real world equipment, students learn the concepts behind Wide Area Network (WAN) design, communication, and security. This curriculum pursues the level three exam objectives required for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification.

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Technical Work Skills provides the knowledge to be an effective employee within an Information Technology (IT) related field. Students learn to communicate, organize tasks, manage projects, maintain technical documentation, and build strong relationships with colleagues and clients. The course introduces how to plan and prepare technical notes, manage IT projects within a cohesive team, and bring professionalism to the job environment. The course also strengthens skills in supporting the Microsoft Office suite to augment resume writing and project documentation.

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This is a lecture / lab course that covers the fundamentals of the End User Microsoft Office Suite. Topics include function, configuration, troubleshooting, optimization, and operation. The emphasis is on computer workstation settings and supporting the end user but with a focus on database creation and management through MS Access. This course is designed for IT technicians to support office users in both set up and usage. This course will help you be certification ready.

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