Network Software Technician Certificate (2002-2005)

The Network Software Technician Certificate is designed to prepare students for careers in information technology specifically in the areas of computer network software. Participants learn how to design and implement network software using MicrosoftR Windows 2000 and/or similar operating systems. Non-proprietary information about computer networks and data communications is provided. Students will acquire the technical skills and theoretical concepts while demonstrating critical thinking skills. Certificate: Network Software Technician: 27-28.5 Total Units Core Requirements: 18.5-20 units CS 11 Computer Science Fundamentals 3 units CS 14B OR ELECT 14C Microcomputer Evaluation and Installation Troublingshooting Computers 3 units CS 42 Unix 3 units CS 45 Microsoft Windows 1 unit CS 54 Fundamentals of Data Communciations 3 units CS 56 Networking Essentials 3 units CS 58A Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional 3 units CS 58B Microsoft Windows 2000 Server 3 units CS 58C Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Implementation and Administration 2 units CS 58D Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure: Implementation and Administration 2 units CS 70 Introduction to the Internet 1 unit BIM 1A* Keyboarding ( OR a typing certificate of 40 net words per minute or better) 1.5 units