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Microsoft is the leading provider of business computing solutions around the world. The demand for skilled IT professionals is high, and with a Microsoft certification your chances of getting one of these jobs is much higher. Having a certification shows you have gone through some of the most comprehensive training available and makes you more marketable in the tech sector. Microsoft Windows Certified Professional In response to the growing demand for skilled professionals in Windows 2000, being a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) means you have gone through the most comprehensive Windows 2000 career training program in the industry. Students in this program work diligently to gain the skills needed for the prestigious status of Microsoft Certified Professional. This status is highly regarded since, for example, Microsoft estimates that among 13,000 companies that are Microsoft Certified Solution Providers, more than 41,000 technical jobs are open worldwide. Length of Program: 5 weeks in day program. 14 weeks part-time in evening program.   Microsoft Windows Systems Engineer with Exchange (MCP, MCSE) The Microsoft Windows 2000 Certificate Program is based on job-task analysis that reflects the skills demanded by employers in the job market today. In response to the growing demand for skilled professionals in Windows 2000, this program helps prepare the IT professional to attain the Microsoft MCSE certification for Windows 2000. All Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) modules in the Microsoft Windows 2000 Program are taught by Microsoft Certified Trainers. The standards of the MCSE certification exams have been rising with the release of Windows 2000. The successful MCSE candidate will demonstrate the results of both classroom training and on-the-job experience. Length of Program: 8 weeks in day program. 22 weeks part-time in evening program. Microsoft Windows Networking Professional (A+, Net+, MCP) This program prepares students for employment in jobs dealing with the service, support and networking of personal computers. Students learn how to install and configure PC hardware such as disks, memory and network adapters, and to install operating systems such as Windows and DOS. The program will also cover diagnosis and troubleshooting of typical problems with hardware and operating systems. The MS Networking Professional program helps students prepare for examinations, which lead to the A+ and Network+ Certifications, which are industry-wide, vendor neutral programs developed and sponsored by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA). These credentials certify a higher level of training in the service and support field. Length of Program: 15 weeks in day program. 36 weeks part-time in evening program. Microsoft Windows Professional Engineer (A+, Net+, MCP, MCSE) This program prepares students for employment in jobs involving the service, support and networking of personal computers. From PC fundamentals and diagnostics to various levels of Windows 2000, this program has been carefully designed to help students gain the knowledge and skills to qualify for the various and prestigious Microsoft certifications. Students will learn how to install and configure PC hardware such as disks, memory and network adapters, and to install operating systems such as Windows and DOS. This program covers all aspects of hardware and networking. Students will learn how to install Microsoft Office, set-up printing, and troubleshoot common problems. On the networking side, students will learn how to set-up LANs and WANs, TCP/IP and the fundamentals of network administration. Length of Program: 18 weeks in day program. 39 weeks part-time in evening program. |
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  Technology degrees online and at campuses across the US. More Info... 
Technology & business degrees online and at 190 campuses across the US. More Info...  The ITT Technical Institutes offer technology-oriented programs at over 90 campuses in over 34 states. Online programs are also available. More Info... |
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