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Certificate T0960
The Computer and Networking Technology certificate program prepares students to become computer and networking service technicians. Courses required for this certificate provide foundations in basic electricity and electronics, operating systems, computer service and troubleshooting, computer networks, servers, customer relations, and preparation for the A+, Network+, Server+ and Security + certification examination sponsored by CompTIA and offered at testing centers throughout the country. These industry certifications are recognized worldwide as benchmarks for the computer and networking technician. Further, students will have requisite skills upon which to seek additional I.T. certifications available for the computer and networking fields.
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