To gain pertinent knowledge about the history of computing and a solid overview of existing technologies as well as the future of data processing. To provide hands-on knowledge of major network operating systems, the underlying communication protocols and the supporting network hardware. To provide a thorough understanding of how basic network components work and how they are put together to implement a system. To provide a solid understanding of network architectures and protocols. Equipment Available State of the art equipment is available for instruction in the classrooms for the Network Administration program.
Instructional equipment includes computer work stations, printers, computer software and hardware.
A large selection of computer oriented books, materials and devices will also be available to allow the student to develop competencies in the computer network field. Classes are limited to 25 students per instructor.