Information Technology
Management (Systems Administrator) (6146)
As a systems administrator, you are responsible
for installing, configuring, and administering workstation and
network operating systems and services. This program teaches you
the basic skills and knowledge needed to work as an entry-level
microcomputer technician or desktop support specialist. You then
learn to administer networks in Microsoft and Linux environments.
This program may serve as the basis for pursuing industry-recognized
certifications such as CompTIAs A+ Microcomputer Technician
certification, Microsofts Certified Systems Administrator
(MCSA) certification, and various Linux certifications. You may
also take advantage of credit-by-certification; courses can be
skipped and credit granted for equivalent certifications already
attained.
All courses in this technical certificate are also included in
the Network
Administrator A.S./A.A.S. degree. You have the option of applying
all of the coursework completed in this program toward an associates
degree.
Expected Job Growth: Computer
support specialists are among the fastest growing occupations
over the 2002-12 period.
Starting Salary:
In 2003, starting salaries for systems administrators ranged from
$49,000 to $70,250.
Upon completion of this program, students will be able to pursue
industry-recognized certifications such as CompTIAs A+ Microcomputer
Technician certification, Microsofts Certified Systems Administrator
(MCSA) certification, and various Linux certifications.
Students have the option of applying all the coursework completed
in this program towards the Network
Administrator A.S./A.A.S. degree.
Total Credit Hours: 30
Please see the technical certificate Graduation
Requirements.
Estimated tuition is $1,800 (for Florida residents, based on fees
as of 7/04).