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The MCSE is the premier certification from Microsoft, and encompasses advanced design and integration skill development with Windows 2000. Students are expected to have completed MCP and MCSA training and have instructor approval to attend this class. Prepares for Exam 70-217, Implementing and Administering a Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure, Exam 70-220 Designing Security for Windows 2000 and Exam 70-219, Designing Active Directory Services for Windows 2000.
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The MCSE is one of themost prestigious IT certifications currently available. This credential certifies individuals to administer the Microsoft Server Family. This accelerated exam prep course will prepare individuals for the Windows 2000 path of accreditation. The 200-hour course will consist of seven Microsoft courses including: Installing and Configuring MS Windows 2000 Professional, Installing and Configuring MS Windows 2000 Server, Implementing and Administering a MS Windows 2000 Directory Service, Designing a MS Windows 2000 Infrastructure, Implementing and Installing MS Internet Explorer 5.0 with IEAK and Migrating from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000. Prerequisite: A+ Certification, Network+ Certification OR equivalent experience.
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The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Association) is an intermediate level information technology certification sponsored by Cisco Systems, an industry leader in LAN and WAN communications. This course will prepare students to take the CCNA examination, as well as enhance skills with LAN/WAN protocols, Cisco internet working products, and dial access services for small to mid-sized networks. This course will utilize lecture as well as hands-on training with Cisco approved emulation software. Two years of networking experience or MCP or Network+ or instructor approval are prerequisites.
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The Computer Support Technician Program prepares students for careers in the field of computer technology as support or help desk technicians. Students can anticipate employment opportunities that require essential concepts and technicques necessary to build and maintain personal computers. Students will engage in both lecture and hands-on classes in Installation of Hardware and Software, Computer Assembly and Upgrading, Applications and Troubleshooting. Upon completion of the program, students will seek employment and/or continue studies in A plus Certification Accelerated Exam Prep. Prerequisites are: knowledge of keyboarding and software skills. Placement assistance is available upon completion of the course. For more information, call the Workforce Training Coordinator at the Trott Access Center at 716 278-8150 or 278-8151.
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This course will provide students with a foundation for understanding how microcomputers are set up and configured. Students enrolling in this course should understand how to run applications on microcomputers using an operating system such as MS-DOS, Windows, or UNIX. Students should have a need or desire to learn how microcomputer hardware works. This course serves as a foundation for students who plan to provide technical support to other users or who plan to become certified as microcomputer technicians.
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This course is designed to prepare students to build and troubleshoot hardware components of a stand alone personal computer. It will also prepare students to take the CompTIA A+ Core Hardware Certification Exam. The students will be able to install/remove devices on standard ports, install/ remove internal hardware, upgrade system components, and troubleshoot system problems. Prerequisite: Internet and operating systems knowledge.
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In this course, students will learn the specific skills needed to install, maintain, and troubleshoot the Windows 9x, Windows 2000, and Windows XP operating systems. The students will be able to manage applications, implement virus protection, prepare for disaster recovery, install client operating systems, and automate client operating system installations. Prerequisite: A+ Core Hardware.
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