Networking Technology Certificate (NTC)

This certificate is a quick and affordable way to jumpstart your entrance into the rapidly growing field of network information technology. You will be introduced to PC hardware and troubleshooting, the latest and most popular business desktop operating systems, and networking fundamentals right through advanced internetworking on Cisco equipment. No prior experience is required or assumed. Extensive hands-on lab time is provided. At the certificate’s completion, you will be prepared to take and successfully pass several of the most demanded industry certification exams including: A+, Cisco Certified Network Associate, Linux, Microsoft Certified Professional, and Network+.

 

Campus/format: This program can be completed during the day or evening at the Leominster Campus.

Helpful hints: This is a very demanding program. Students should be committed to working hard in the classroom and on lab assignments.

Transfer options: This program is designed for immediate career-entry.

Special requirements: Technical standards must be met with or without accommodations.

Career options: Information technology support, help desk support, system administrator, technical administrator, or support engineer.

Earning potential: $38,101 to $52,714 per year, depending on position.

 

 

Number

Suggested Course Order

Cr.

CIS140

Microcomputer Networking Applications I

3

CET101

Computer Technology I: Operating Systems

3

CIS244

Internetworking

3

CET102

Computer Technology II Hardware Systems

3

CIS141

Microcomputer Networking Applications II

3

CIS245

Internetworking II

4

CIS142

Web Server Management

3

CIS131

Linux Programming

4

 

Total:

26

Technical Standards*

*general information about technical standards and accommodation.

Students entering these programs must be able to demonstrate the ability to:

  1. Comprehend textbook material at the 11th grade level.
  2. Communicate and assimilate information either in spoken, printed, signed, or computer voice format.
  3. Gather, analyze, and draw conclusions from data.
  4. Read from a computer screen.
  5. Learn to operate a computer.
  6. Possess manual dexterity to operate computer devices such as a keyboard and mouse.
  7. Work at a computer for a minimum of two hours.

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