Network school training courses in Detroit, MI (public, in-house or online)

An enterprise network technician is responsible for providing connection between computerized equipment within and between Local Area Networks and the internet for global networks and the issues involved in managing the movement of data from one device to another. This 66.5 week program, which includes SOHO Networking, trains students for entry-level positions as network technicians and network administrators.

A network technician for home or small business is responsible for LANs (local area networks) connecting PCs, printers, scanners and servers to communicate with each other and the Internet via wireless or cable media. This 42.5 week program includes the PC Technology curriculum and provides training for help desk and computer support specialists, with emphasis on small office environments.

The Computer Information Systems Network
Administrator Associate of Applied Science degree
program is designed to provide a solid foundation
in the fundamental skills that are generally
required to analyze system requirements and
design solutions or, to support and manage
the application of technology resources.
The Computer Network Administrator
concentration prepares students as network
systems administrators who can design, install,
and support an organizations L...

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This program, the Associate in Applied Science degree in Network Administration, teaches computer repair,
network concepts and terminology, and Unix, Novell NetWare, and Microsoft Windows Server
Administration as well as Cisco training on a variety of Cisco Systems equipment.

Laboratory classrooms provide the student with opportunities to build, configure, and troubleshoot personal
computers in the lab. Students will also install, configure and troubleshoot operating systems, ...

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This course is one of four courses designed to prepare students for the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network
Associate) certification. Topics include: implementing basic switch security measures; configuring and
implementing Access Control Lists (ACLs); implementing various WAN technologies including Frame Relay
and Point-to-Point Protocol; and troubleshooting WANs.