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Introduction to
Computer Technologies
This is an introductory course for all students
entering Computer Systems Technology programs.
Students will learn the basics of computer care
and operation, basic terminology, and the basics
of disk operating system. Students will receive
extensive training in all aspects of Windows
operations.
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Computer Systems Hardware
Installation and Configuration
This course is designed to give the student the necessary hands-on
training in the entire system. Students will learn to build
systems and to add and install hardware components such as hard
drives, CD ROMS, modems, sound cards etc.
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Students will be trained in a foundation for
information technology (IT) professionals who need
to design, plan, implement, and support Windows XP
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Windows Server 2003 Environment
This course provides the students with a solid foundation on important
setup instructions that describe the hardware and software
requirements to complete the procedures in this course. It will
also cover NTFS, IIS, Printing issues, remote assistance, and recovery.
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Implementing Microsoft Server 2003
Network Infrastructure
Set up client and server computers. Manage data storage, shared
resources, and permissions. Install Internet Information Services.
IP routing, ASR.
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Administering Security in a Microsoft
2003 Network
This course provides the student with understanding of security needs
of a company, and where and what security measure can be
implemented to stop critical data loss or compromise. It uses
technologies as IPSec,
GPO, SSL, PKI, Digital
Signatures, and permissions.
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Implementing Microsoft 2003 Active
Directory Infrastructure
This course provides the student with understanding of
Active Directory, including objects as Domains, OUs, Sites, GPOs. Active Directory replication, optimization and
reliabililty, Trust relationships, Forest
and Trees.
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Planning Microsoft Windows 2003 Network
Infrastructure
This course prepares the student with advanced skills in
planning a network infrastructure around features supported by
Windows 2003 server including DNS, RAS, WINS, NAT, PKI, IPSec, ASR, Monitoring, Net connectivity via TCP/IP protocol.
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CompTia’s Security+
This course provides the knowledge and skills necessary for the
understanding of basic concepts of network security. Students in
this course will Analyze Infrastructure, Monitoring Activities,
Secure Networks, learn about Cryptography Basics, Methods &
Standards, Policies & Procedures.
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Designing Security for Server 2003
Network
Students will learn about how to design a more secure
network or networks. This course will cover CA Hierarchies,
Software Update service, Remote Administration, IIS lockdown, VPN
Security.
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Career Development
The purpose of this course is to give the
students techniques that will assist them in
acquiring career level employment. The techniques
taught are: interviewing skills, how to conduct a
successful job search, discovering the hidden job
market, preparing effective resumes and cover
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Program Information And
Disclosures
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Program Name |
Computer
Networking |
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Program Length |
6
months |
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On-Time
Completion Rate |
100% |
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Placement Rates |
100% |
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Median Federal
Student loan Debt |
$2033 |
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For start dates or other
information, Call Admissions Cerritos (562) 916-5055
Admissions Satellite campus Gardena (310) 323-4000
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Cerritos Campus
Driving Direction
17215 Studebaker Road, Suite 310
Cerritos, California 90703
Gardena Campus
Driving Direction
1225 west, 190th street, suite 105
Gardena, California 90248 |
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