Computer Systems & Information Technology
Our mission is to prepare students for employment or advanced training in computer systems, network, and security, opening doors to exciting opportunities in the information technology industry
Certifications
- CompTIA A+
- CompTIA Security+
- CompTIA Network+
Duration
- 900 hours
- 9 months
Type
- In Person
Prepare for industry-recognized certifications through CompTIA
What You'll Learn:
This program prepares the students for the following certifications:
CompTIA A+
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Security+
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Hardware & Software (OCP A - CompTIA A+)
Students begin with computer hardware and operating systems, learning how to build, upgrade, and troubleshoot computers. This includes working with motherboards, processors, RAM, storage devices, and peripherals, as well as installing and configuring Windows operating systems.
Networking (OCP B & C - CompTIA Network+)
Students transition into networking fundamentals, covering topics like IP addressing, subnetting, switching, routing, and network security. Using virtual labs, they configure routers, switches, and firewalls in simulated environments that mimic enterprise networks.
Security Fundamentals (OCP D - CompTIA Security+)
The final portion of the program introduces students to cybersecurity principles, including threat detection, access control, encryption, and security best practices. These topics align with modern IT security standards and prepare students for entry-level roles in network and system security.
Instructor
Robert Cotton
Certified in CompTIA
Network +
Security +
Server +
26 years combined work and teaching experience
Student Testimonial
Career Information
Career Profile: Network & Computer Systems Administrator
Your gateway to a career in IT infrastructure. Network and Computer Systems Administrators are the backbone of modern organizations, ensuring that the digital communication systems that power businesses run smoothly and efficiently.
Career at a Glance: Florida
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What You'll Actually Do
As a Network Administrator, you are a problem-solver and a planner. Your main role is to manage the day-to-day operations of computer networks.
- Install, organize, and support an organization's computer systems, including LANs, WANs, and intranets.
- Determine an organization's system needs and install necessary hardware and software.
- Ensure the security of the network and computer systems.
- Monitor and optimize network performance to ensure reliability and speed.
- Troubleshoot and resolve any problems that arise with the network.
- Train users on the proper use of hardware and software.
Is This Career the Right Fit for You?
You Might Be a Good Fit If You Have:
- Strong Analytical & Problem-Solving Skills
- Good Communication Skills
- An Eye for Detail
- A Knack for Multitasking
Your Path to Becoming a Network Administrator
Common Job Titles:
- Network Administrator
- Systems Administrator
- IT Systems Administrator
- Server Administrator
- Network Manager