Computer Desktop Technician CreditsCOMI 1100 Introduction to Computers 3ETEK 1000 Computer Repair A+ Hardware 3ETEK 1500 Introduction to Wireless 3ETEK 2350 Computer Repair A+ Software 3ETEK 2100 Desktop Technician - Consumer 3ETEK 2110 Desktop Technician - Business 3 TOTAL 18

Advanced Networking Technician CreditsCSCO 1990 Network Security Hardware 4CSCO 2010 Advanced Routing 5CSCO 2030 Multi-layer Switching 5CSCO 2060 CCNPTSHOOT - Maintaining and Trouble shooting Cisco IP Networks 5

TOTAL 19

Networking Technician CreditsCOMI 1840 Microsoft Windows Server 3CSCO 1850 Networking Technology 3CSCO 1860 Intermediate Networking 3CSCO 1870 LAN Design and Management 3CSCO 1880 WAN Design and Management 3CSCO 2050 Basic Voice Over Internet Protocol 3 OR COMI 2020 Network Security Software 3 TOTAL 18

COmpuTer DeSKTOp TeCHNICIAN (CDTC)Computers continue to expand in all aspects of our personal activities in business, manufacturing, educa-tion and health care. This program provides bal-anced coverage of technology fundamentals, com-puter hardware and computer software. Emphasis is placed on operating principles of hardware and software, networking models, operating systems, in-ternetworking components, industry standards and hands-on laboratory activities for developing practi-cal problem-solving skills. Students develop the ability to configure and troubleshoot basic PCs. Integrated into the program are courses that prepare the student to sit for both the Comp TIA A+ and the MCITP exams.

NeTwOrKINg TeCHNICIAN (NwTC)This program introduces students to both software and hardware networking technology. Emphasis is placed upon understanding networking architecture and networking component characteristics. Practical hands-on labs will reinforce classroom lectures. Students will develop switch and router configuration skills and troubleshooting techniques. Students develop the ability to configure local area networks (LANs) and internetworks using routers and switches. Integrated into the program are courses that prepare the student to sit for Cisco CCNA exam.

ADvANCeD NeTwOrKINg TeCHNICIAN (NwAC)Students will learn about complex network configurations, diagnostics and troubleshooting techniques. Instruction is more advanced, which allows students to gain essential knowledge and skills used to design and implement converged, scalable and secured LANs and WANs. Integrated into this program are courses that prepare students to sit for the Cisco CCNP exams.

To learn more about these certificate programs, contact our Computer and Networking Technology instructors:

Kevin Crawford A+ Coordinator E-mail: kcrawford@ccri.edu Voice: 401-825-1149

John Mowry Cisco Coordinator E-mail: jmowry@ccri.edu Voice: 401-825-2138

Tony RashidE-mail: tonyrashid@ccri.edu Voice: 401-825-1140

engineering and TechnologyDepartment Chair:Jerry Bernardini E-mail: jbernardini@ccri.edu Voice: 401-825-1189

Information Services Tech 1:Charlene Pelski E-mail: cpelski@ccri.edu Voice: 401-825-2156

400 East AvenueWarwick, RI 02886

Phone: 401-825-2156Fax: 401-825-2283

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Certificate Programs

Gainful employment information for certificate programs can be found at

www.ccri.edu/acadaffairs/gainful-employment .