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Program Description
The purpose of the Basic Windows 2000 Networking Administration
Specialist is to provide basic training in computer information
systems networking for persons needing training in a brief
amount of time. It provides an educational goal for those
whose ability to take longer programs is limited by time pressure
and economic necessity. The objectives of the certificate
are to introduce students to the basic concept of network
administration and to provide a basic short-term academic
credential with future program credit.
Length of Program
Length of program varies with the student’s ability
to schedule classes.
Entrance Date
Students are accepted quarterly.
Entrance Requirements
OTC Placement Exam
Age
16 years of age or older
Education
High School Diploma or GED
Advisor
An advisor should be consulted prior to enrolling in any course.
A program advisor will be assigned by admissions.
Salary Range
$18,000 to as much as $40,000
Job Market
Graduates are eligible for employment for the areas of help
desk, PC repair technician, software specialist, and technical
support specialist.
Personal Traits Required
A person pursuing a Basic Windows 2000 Networking Administration
Specialist certificate should show initiative, be willing
to continue education as technology advances, be interested
in computer application software, be organized, have the ability
to multi-task, display a professional appearance, possess
a strong work ethic, and have a desire to work in the office
environment.
Curriculum
| Course |
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Title |
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Credit
Hours |
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| SCT 100 |
|
Introduction to Microcomputers |
|
3 |
| CIS 103 |
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Operating Systems Concepts |
|
6 |
| CIS 106 |
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Computer Concepts |
|
5 |
| CIS 122 |
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Microcomputer Installation & Maintenance |
|
7 |
| CIS 1140 |
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Networking Concepts |
|
6 |
| CIS 2150 |
|
Implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 Server |
|
6 |
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|
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Total Credit Hours Required |
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33 |
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