PROGRAM TITLE:

Wide Area Network System Engineering

PROGRAM BREAKDOWN BY COURSE

COURSE

COURSE TITLE

CLOCK

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

HOURS

LWAN270

Microsoft Windows XP Professional/ Vista

40

Installing, Configuring, and Administering

LWAN290

Windows Server 2003 Environment

40

Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Server

LWAN294

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory

40

Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Infrastructure

LWAN291

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

40

Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Network

LWAN293

Planning and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003

40

Network Infrastructure

LWAN298

Microsoft Windows Server 2003

40

Designing Security for Network

LWAN280

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

40

Implementing and Managing

 LWAN281

CCNA

40

Cisco Certify Network Administrator

TOTAL: 

320

Program Objectives:

Program Descriptions:

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.