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Network Systems Engineer

Program Overview

If you’re looking to augment your existing diploma or degree in information technology, Evergreen College’s Network Systems Engineer program will further prepare you to design, install, maintain, manage and enhance computer networks. Students are equipped with practical knowledge of Local Area Networks (LAN); their application within Wide Area Networks (WAN); and their interconnectivity to nodes, servers and other end-user devices. Students will also become familiar with web server management and its connectivity to LANs and WANs. They will learn to work with various types of software including: managing system and client software, mail sever, VMWare, Linux, network security measures, user accounting and monitoring network event logs for problem resolution.

Career Opportunities

Upon graduation, students will be able to design and implement physical and logical infrastructure for business solutions based on different platforms and technical and commercial requirements. Graduates will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to obtain employment in computer network support, network installation, exchange server administration Linux administration, network and system administration, network design and integration.

Admission Requirements

Diploma or Degree in information technology (IT)
English proficiency requirement for international students.

Graduation Requirements

To successfully meet the program outcomes the student must:

Achieve a minimum mark of 65% in all of the module assignments and exams
Achieve a satisfactory rating in the internship evaluation

What You Will Learn

The Course consists on 12 modules. These modules are covered in the classroom and the internship.

CompTIA A+ (Operating Systems)
CompTIA A+ (Hardware)
CCNA: Routing and Switching
CompTIA Linux+
VMware vSphere
Installing and Configuring Windows Server
Administering Windows Server
Configuring Advanced Windows Server
Designing and Implementing a Server Infrastructure
Implementing an Advanced Server Infrastructure
Internship: The Network Systems Engineer students complete their education with 200 hours of internship

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