Students acknowledge and understand the concepts of networking using Microsoft Windows Operating systems and Cisco Networking Terminology.  Upon completion of the LAN/WAN System Engineering program, the student should have the necessary skill sets to prepare them to sit for the MCSE and CCNA Industry Certification exams. Completing these exams will allow students to apply for entry-level position in The Networking Engineering field.

Students are assisted one-on-one training with hands-on interaction to better prepare their skill sets for the Networking Technology field. Students learn the process of Planning, Installing, Implementing, Configuring, Managing, and Troubleshooting a Microsoft Windows Network Infrastructure as well as a Cisco Network Environment. Each course is well defined to help the student build a knowledgebase and to help them complete the certification process, which should allow them to succeed in the Engineering Technology field.

MOS Classroom

Students have the ability to work with word processing, preparing spreadsheet, making PowerPoint presentations, creating a database, creating and managing projects and other related task with application software.  Upon completion of the Office System Management program, students should be prepared to sit for the MOS Certification exam. Completing these exams will allow them to apply for entry-level position as an Office System Manager.

Students pursuing a career as an entry level Office Management needs working knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, QuickBooks, Projects and Access.  Each application is designed to run an office effectively with ease of administration.  Student will have the opportunity to know each application and its uses, using a hands-on approach towards the skills needed to better support an Office Management position.

PC  Technician Classroom

Upon completion of the PC Support Technician programs, students should have the ability to assemble and disassemble a computer system. Students are prepared with hands-on activities, which allows them to troubleshoot  hardware and software issues in a computer environment. After program is completed, students should be prepared to sit for the industry certification A+ certification exam. Completing Industry certified exam help students to apply for entry-level position in PC Technician Field.

Students are assisted one-on-one with hands-on interaction to help them succeed in the Information Technology Industry. Students learn how to build a computer systems, learn the terminology and how to handle the hardware components, software implementation, and troubleshooting techniques. Each course is well defined to help the students build a knowledgebase and to help them complete the industry A+ certification process, which could help students to succeed in the PC Support field.

 Network Administration Classroom

The Wireless Network Administrator (WNA) programs will provide students with the knowledge needed in Wi-Fi technologies. Students will be prepared with hands-on activities that will demonstrate throughputs for Wi-Fi connectivity, from basic RF theory to wireless transmission devices. The WNA programs will prepare students to sit for the Wireless#, CWNA and CWSP industry certification exams. Completing these exams will help students to apply for entry-level position in a Small Office Home Office (SOHO) and enterprise environment.