Networking Technology - Pennsylvania School of Business

Networking Technology from Pennsylvania School of Business is a Campus Associate Information Technology degree that prepares you for a IT career. Our program is focused upon gaining technical expertise through as much hands-on activities as possible. Tearing down and rebuilding PCs, installing and configuring server software, designing and implementing networks, designing and implementing web sites, and configuring routers are just a few of the activities in store for our students. Our instructors are industry professionals who are passionate about bringing their knowledge and experience to the classroom and sharing it with their students. We strive to keep our curriculum up-to-date and current with market place and industry standards. Our ASB degrees in Technology will take you places others just talk about. Program Objectives: Enrollment in this program provides the student with a thorough working knowledge of the Personal Computer with training leading to the technical support area of computer networking systems. The objective is to provide students with basic education to secure responsible entry-level positions in the field of Information Technology, working as a Web Designer and PC Software Specialist / Help Desk Analyst. Students will then select two terms to prepare for specialized entry - level positions working as a Computer Repair Technician or Networking Specialist. Students in this program are trained and eligible for Certification Study testing in their chosen field. Career Skills: A Web Designer is responsible for the implementation of personal computers utilizing Web Site management and Web Design applications. This requires detailed knowledge of personal computer operations and its related software packages: Microsoft Front Page 2003 and HTML. A PC Software Specialist / Help Desk Analyst is responsible for end user software support. This requires detailed knowledge of PC application software products to be able to install and troubleshoot application software. This includes the operating system and all office suite products. The Computer Repair Technician is responsible for the maintenance of the hardware and software of a computer system. This entails a thorough working knowledge of each computer component and the ability to troubleshoot problems and fix or change broken components. A Networking Specialist is targeted toward Microsoft technical support areas. This entails a thorough working knowledge of installation, configuration and maintenance of computer networks as well as maintaining day-to-day functions. It includes the ability to plan, implement, maintain, and support information systems with a Microsoft Windows 2000 Server operating system, as well as the Microsoft BackOffice Integrated Server Products. View more details on Pennsylvania School of Business . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Information Technology courses.