Once you gain the requisite knowledge, you will probably want to obtain Novell certification, which is recognized world wide as an indication that you have a particular level of knowledge. To qualify for jobs in this area of the computer industry, you will need to gain the knowledge and skills that will permit you to plan, set up, maintain, and troubleshoot networks running under the Microsoft Windows NT Server and the BackOffice server products. CCSN offers classes that can provide you with the skills required. Along the way, you could earn a Certificate of Achievement or an associate's degree with an emphasis in Networking. For information about CCSN's MCSE program, you can contact Scott Beckstrand or phone 651-4464.
Cisco is a major producer of the hardware, software, and technology used in LANs.
CCSN, a Cisco Academy, prepares students for careers in this area of the computer industry. For more information about the CCSN Cisco Networking Academy, contact Tom Lisa or phone 651-4798. Once you have gained the requisite knowledge about Cisco systems, you will want to become certified to demonstrate to potential employers that you possess the knowledge and skills they seek. CCSN offers classes that lead to the acquisition of the expertise needed by firms using this IBM computer system. Your knowledge and skills can lead to employment as a junior programmer or a system operator.