Successful trainees do not need to have a technical background or a personal computer. They do need to be prepared to dedicate ten weeks to a course that has 190 hours of classroom and lab work and many hours of homework. Basic computer networking concepts and operations are taught as part of the course. The course is offered in our Malta Commons facility days and evenings in Albany. Graduates are qualified in network software and hardware installation, management and repair.
Courses are small and feature a high proportion of hands-on work.
Trainees will prepare for and take a series of exams leading to the Computer Technology Industry Association's certification exam. The instructor will determine if work experience is sufficient to qualify for the training. Extensive reading is required. Please send content questions or comments to the Editor . Please send technical issues to the Webmaster .