Network (LAN/WAN) Administration
This program prepares you to setup Local Area Networks (LAN) & Wide Area Networks (WAN) using Cisco routers and Catalyst switches in a Linux/Windows environment in a large enterprise. You will gain the knowledge and skills needed to plan, implement, secure, maintain, connectivity technology, computer systems, and computer networking utilizing operating systems, connect computers, transmit data, computer hardware, and troubleshoot converged enterprise networks.
This curriculum was designed to reflect the job skills and responsibilities in job market that are associated with professional-level job roles such as network administrator, LAN or WAN administrator, LAN or WAN technician, network support technician, and systems technical support analyst.
What to expect:
Mode of Delivery
Instructor-led classroom training, Online, Hybrid
Duration
37 weeks / 760 Hours
Tuition
Local $11,800 / Intl $15,750 CAD
Certification
Diploma
Intake
Bi-monthly
Admission Requirements
- The student has an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent OR is 18 years of age or older on or before the program begins AND can pass a qualifying test (Wonderlic – 19) that has been approved by the Superintendent.
Program Curriculum:
- Introduction to PC Hardware & OS
- Introduction to Networking
- Cisco Network Administrator
- Implementing & Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies
- Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services
- Administering Windows Server
- Configuring Advanced Windows Server Services
- Installing and Configuring Windows Server
- Red Hat System Administration Level 1
- Red Hat System Administration Level 2
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Job Market Potential
Median Income:
$68K+ per annum through salary or contract based on experience, organization, location and duties involved.
Possible Job Titles:
PC Technician, Windows Server Administrator, Junior Linux Administrator, Network Administrator