The microcomputer technical support vocational certificate is designed to provide an entry-level set of competencies that will allow the recipient to quickly perform satisfactorily in computer system help desk environment. This 6-course sequence will expose the student to significant aspects of computer hardware, computer networks and interconnection computer software, as well as interpersonal skills. Lectures will provide a theoretical foundation of microcomputer performance while a variety of laboratory projects will offer experience in system organization, interconnection and troubleshooting.

(Major Code 4980; CIP Code 47.0104)

Electronics Technology

Career Certificate

Suggested/Sample Course Sequence

The sequence taken by the student may vary depending
on prerequisites, course availability, and personal/
professional responsibilities.

First Semester

ELEC 126  Microcomputer A+ Preparation.........................4
CPCA 128  PC Applications: MS Office...........................3
ELEC 185  LAN Cabling and Installation.........................3
          Total Semester Credit Hours.........................10

Second Semester

IT   205  Implementing Windows Client..........................3
ELEC 250  Microcomputer Maintenance*...........................3
          Prerequisite: ELEC 126
BUS  225  Human Relations......................................3
          or
SPD  125  Personal Communication...............................3
          Total Semester Credit Hours..........................9
          TOTAL PROGRAM CREDIT HOURS..........................19
*Prerequisite/Corequisite required