400 Clock Hours

Overview

The objective of the Information Technology Program is to prepare students with the skills necessary for the design, implementation and administration of the Microsoft Windows 2008 Operating System/Server Platform and the administration of Cisco Hardware.  Upon successful program completion, graduates will possess the education and skills necessary to obtain an entry-level information technology administration position in a medium to large sized organization.     

Program Description

The core training for this program is defined by the competencies emphasized in attaining the (MCTS) Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist, the (MCITP) Microsoft Certified IT Professional certification and the Cisco Certified Network Associate certification.  These certifications ensure that the holder possesses competencies in maintaining, managing and administering the Microsoft Windows 2008 Platform for business enterprise.  Students in the Information Technology Program will be provided with hands-on learning in order to ensure that they receive ample experience in both structured learning and “real world” environments.  Coursework will focus on all facets of the Windows 2008 Network operating system platform from installing the operating system to the planning, design and implementation, virtualization, security and customizing of Windows 2008 networks. Additionally, graduates will demonstrate a basic command of the Cisco internetworking operating system for Cisco router and switches. 

In order to achieve the Information Technology Program Certification, all students must sit for and pass the following exams:

Microsoft Exams: