Program Overview
The Network Administration Certificate program at St. Petersburg College equips students with the skills to administer Microsoft and Linux networked servers. Through courses in computer hardware, software, networking concepts, and network administration, students gain the knowledge and abilities to troubleshoot, configure, and manage computer networks. Graduates are prepared for careers as Network Administrators, responsible for the operation, maintenance, and security of computer networks.
Program Outline
Outline:
The Network Administration Certificate program at St. Petersburg College prepares students for a career as a Network Administrator. The program provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary to administer Microsoft and Linux networked servers. Students will learn about computer hardware and software installation, troubleshooting and configuration, LAN concepts, network administration, management and security. The program consists of the following courses:
- CGS 1570: Computer Applications (3 credits)
- CGS 1571: Operating Systems Concepts (3 credits)
- CTT 1150: Fundamentals of PC Hardware and Software (3 credits)
- CTT 1250: Networking Concepts (3 credits)
- CTT 1710: Server Operating Systems (3 credits)
- CTT 2137: Network Administration Management (3 credits)
Careers:
Graduates of the Network Administration Certificate program will be prepared for a career as a Network Administrator. Network Administrators are responsible for the day-to-day operation of computer networks, including installing, configuring, and maintaining hardware and software, and troubleshooting and resolving network problems. Network Administrators may also be responsible for developing and implementing network security policies and procedures.