A+ Certification, a testing program sponsored by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), certifies the competency of computer service technicians. Major computer hardware and software vendors, distributors, resellers and publications back the program. To become certified, you must pass two tests: A+ Essentials and one elective. Choose the elective from the following courses: A+ Information Technology Technician or A+ Technical Support Technician. Those who pass receive a certificate. A+ exams are available at TTC's Prometric Testing Center. Call 1.800.77.MICRO to register. Prerequisite: Mastery of Windows.

This course is one of the elective courses required by CompTIA for the A+ Certification. It is targeted towards those individuals who work or intend to work in a help desk or call center environment. This course expands on the topics discussed in the A+ Essentials course. Exam # 220-603. Prerequisite: A+ Essentials.

The Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT) certification is the first level in the Cisco Career Certification Program. The certification is the first step to achieving the CCNA certification.

Program Features:

• Certified instructors
• Cisco Press books and training kits included in the registration fee
• Hands-on training with Cisco equipment
• Access to TTC's Career Services office

The CCENT certification is the first step toward achieving Cisco CCNA certification. This course gives networking professionals a solid practical understanding of modern TCP/IP networks built with Cisco hardware and teaches practical skills required for entry-level network support positions. Students should have the knowledge and skill to install, operate and troubleshoot a small network, including basic network security, before entering this course. Prerequisite: A+ Certification. Books included

This course presents important networking fundamentals using Open Systems Interconnecting (OSI) seven-layer model concepts. Terminology and technologies are explained and illustrated using text and graphics animation. The course includes the major components of the personal computer; binary and hexadecimal numbering systems; the components and functions of computer network devices; the functions, operations and primary components of common types of networks; the primary types of network media, including cables and connectors; the functions and operations of LAN and virtual LANs; the functions and operations of the network and transport layers of the IP protocol stack and the major aspects of IP addressing and calculating valid IP subnet addresses. This course prepares you for the 640-821 Intro Examination. Books included

This course focuses on using Cisco Catalyst switches and routers connected in local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) typically found at small- to medium-sized network sites. Upon completion of this course, you are able to select, connect, configure and troubleshoot various Cisco networking devices. This course includes building a functional configuration to support the specified network operational requirements; using the appropriate show commands to display network operational parameters so that anomalies are detected; using the appropriate debug commands to monitor network operational parameters; understanding how bridging and switching operates; and understanding the purpose and operations of the spanning-tree protocol. This course prepares you to take the Cisco 640-811 ICND Certification Examination. Recommended: Cisco Network Technologies Introduction. Books included

*No class 11/19

Microsoft Certified Professional Program uses multiple certification tests to validate individual knowledge and experience with Microsoft networking software. This program updates the knowledge and skills of information technology professionals and assists those embarking on a career in information technology. Emphasis is on providing technical knowledge based on real-world experience. Come learn in our hands-on, fully networked labs!

Recommended prerequisites:

• Familiarity with basic PC components, CD-ROM drives, tape backup drives, video adapters, and serial and parallel ports is required.
• A working knowledge of MS-DOS and Windows is required.
• A thorough knowledge of networking concepts is strongly recommended. Network+ and A+ are recommended.

MCSE certification can lead to these careers:

• System Analyst
• Network Administrator
• Network Engineer
• Network Consultant
• Internet Server Specialist
• Network-related positions in local area networks (LAN) and wide area networks (WAN)

MCSE Program Features:

• Free exam preparation with each course
• Official Microsoft training kits
• MCSE-certified instructors
• Hands-on training to prepare you for your career
• Easy access to TTC's Authorized Prometric Testing Center

Courses are listed in recommended order:

This course, 70-284, focuses on managing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003-based messaging system. Topics include installation and configuration; managing, monitoring and troubleshooting server performance; security features; recipient objects and address lists; and supportive technologies. Books included

NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION

This course covers the fundamentals of networking, including the OSI model, networking concepts and terminology, types of networks, cables and topologies. At the end of this course you will be able to correctly identify the various network topologies, protocols and components that comprise a network environment. The course also includes the basics of broadband technology.

This six-session course on the intermediate levels of networking includes an overview of the basics plus sharing resources on a network, securing a network, maintaining and troubleshooting, differences in network design, and using a server, as well as connectivity devices and intermediate wireless networking. Prerequisite: A working knowledge of networking basics.

Back to Top