Diploma in Computer Systems Technician (Pembroke Campus)

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• Objectives
  The Computer Systems Technician (CST) program provides students with abilities and expertise to support the use of computers and networks. Graduates are able to work individually or as part of a team to implement and maintain information technology solutions that correspond to the day-to-day requirements of individuals and organizations. From repairing desktop computers to monitoring network operations and beyond, graduates work in a broad range of employment settings in a variety of sectors in both large and small organizations. The program focuses on technical aspects of commonly used components and troubleshooting techniques for computer hardware, operating systems, networking technologies, system administration, and a suite of related support and application software packages. It also supports students in developing their communication and administration skills, including the ability to work in teams and utilize project management and customer service techniques. Requirements and subject matter found in certifications such as CompTIA's (Computer Technology Industry Association) A+ and Network+, Linux+, and Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) are used in this program, with some courses fulfilling part of the basic requirements of (Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE), I-Net+ and Novell Certified Linux Engineer (CLE) certifications. The CST program has a dedicated lab, which has been updated to provide each student with a spacious ergonomically correct workstation. All computer workstations have high-speed access to our main campus and the Internet via our Local Area Network (LAN). There are a variety of desktop operating systems including Linux and Microsoft Windows XP-Pro. Also within this lab are Network Operation Systems (NOS) including Linux, Novell Netware, and Microsoft Server. Our students will have access to "real world" routing products by Cisco and Nortel. As an added benefit, our lab can be opened to CST students in the evenings and Saturdays.
• Practical experience
  A co-operative education option of this diploma program may be available for full-time students who maintain a stated academic standing at the end of the second level. At this point, students participate in a 14 week paid work term before returning for their third and final level.
• Academic title
  Diploma in Computer Systems Technician (Pembroke Campus)
• Course description
  
  Level 1
  
  CST7201 PC Systems Technology
  
  CST7203 Networking Essentials
  
  CST7212 Microcomputer Operating Systems
  
  ENL7777 Communications I
  
  MAT7401 Math Fundamentals
  
  PRL7532 College and Career Success
  
  WKT7100 Employment Preparation
  
  Level 2
  
  CST7207 Linux Operating System I
  
  CST7220 Pc Troubleshooting
  
  CST7222 Local Area Networks I
  
  CST7270 Introduction to Network Routing
  
  ENL7618 Technical Communication - Computer Systems Technician
  
  GEN7201 Ethics
  
  Co-op: 01
  
  WKT7102 Co-Operative Education Work Term
  
  Level 3
  
  CST7230 Network Security
  
  CST7231 Network Services and Support
  
  CST7232 Local Area Networks II
  
  CST7272 Wide-Area Network Administration
  
  CST7277 Linux Operating System II
  
  Choose one from equivalencies:
  
  GED1150 General Education Elective
  

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