Administration Technology
- Business and Information Management
- Computer and Network System Support, Maintenance and Repair
- Network & Database Professional
BUSINESS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
ERIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (TECHNICAL EDUCATION PARTNER)
Today's business office is highly automated, thanks to computer networks and advanced software.
In the Business and Information Management program you will:
- Gain knowledge in key concepts in Human Resources, Accounting, Customer Service, and Business Management
- Gain computer skills in QuickBooks Pro, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access
- Learn Networking and Database Fundamentals
- Develop the ability to troubleshoot and maintain networks within an office environment
COMPUTER AND NETWORK SYSTEM SUPPORT, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
The demand for networking to facilitate the sharing of information, the expansion of client-server environments, and the need for computer repair specialists to use their knowledge and skills in a problem-solving capacity will be major factors in the rising demand for network and computer technicians. Employment is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations as organizations continue to adopt and integrate increasingly sophisticated technologies computers and networks.
This program prepares you to be future a:
- A+ Computer Repair Technician
- Help Desk Technician
- IT Specialist
- Field Service Technician
- PC Repair & Technical Support Specialist
- LAN Support Specialist
- Network Installer
You can sit for several industry certification exams which will reinforce your learning experience.
- CompTia's A+ Hardware and Software
- CompTia's Network+
- CompTia's Server+
- CompTia's Security +
- CompTia's Mobility +
- Microsoft's Windows 8.1 Configuring
- Microsoft's Windows 8.1 Supporting
Why CompTIA Certifications?
- Dell, HP, IBM, Intel, Lenovo and Xerox recommend or require many of these certifications for their technicians
- CompTIA name globally recognized
- Vendor-neutral
NETWORK & DATABASE PROFESSIONAL
ERIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (TECHNICAL EDUCATION PARTNER)
With the growth of the Internet, networking and infrastructure management are areas of IT that are developing rapidly, especially with new developments in wireless communication and wireless networking. LAN and WAN systems can range from a connection between two offices in the same building to globally distributed networks, voice mail, and e-mail systems of a multinational organization.
The Network professional deploys networks, ensures reliability and consistency of the network, handles problems, and reduces the risk of network failure. Database administrators perform report generation, backup management, security management, and performance monitoring and tuning – you'll make sure data is secure, available and is used productively.
Employment Opportunities
- A+ Technician
- Database Administrator, Analyst, Manager, or Specialist
- Help Desk Technician
- IT Specialist
- LAN Administrator
- Network Administrator, Engineer or Security Specialist
- PC Repair & Technical Support or Support Specialist
- Systems Engineer
Job Outlook
The demand for networking to facilitate the sharing of information, the expansion of client–server environments, and the need for computer specialists to use their knowledge and skills in a problem-solving capacity will be major factors in the rising demand for network and database administrators. Employment is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations as organizations continue to adopt and integrate increasingly sophisticated technologies.
Curriculum Highlights
- Linux Fundamentals & Admin
- Legacy Operating Systems
- Networking Fundamentals
- TCP/IP
- Windows Professional
- Network Design & Installation
- Network Security
- Windows Script
- Hardware Router (Cisco) Technology
- Routing & Switching
- Database Server
- Exchange Server
- Programming Database
- Querying Database
- Directory Services