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Oct 07, 2024
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Catalog 2023-24 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Computer Systems Fundamentals Certificate
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One-Year Certificate of Completion
This certificate is intended for students who seek technical training in computer systems that involves a network environment and hardware. Students will have a strong foundation in hardware and networks, as well as a solid background in mathematics and writing. The curriculum provides students an intensive, hands-on experience working with networks, hardware, and software.
Those who complete this program will have the advantage of being amply prepared for entry-level positions in information systems support involving a network environment. Employment opportunities for those wishing to enter the work force immediately upon program completion include: information systems support technician, computer repair technician, and network and systems administrator.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Apply the common network protocols, standards, and fundamentals of IP addressing.
- Demonstrate how to configure a wireless network.
- Apply conversions to and from binary, octal, hex and decimal.
- Read, draw, and design logic gates to solve Boolean equations.
- Apply Karnaugh Map and Boolean reductions techniques to reduce Boolean equations.
- Understand the complete instruction cycle and general instruction flow.
- Understand the basic purpose of an operating system.
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Program Requirements
Number of credit hours necessary for completion: 45
Writing
For information about placement in a writing course, please refer to the: Writing Pathway .
Science / Math / Computer Science
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