Workforce Certificate

Network Support Services (5670)

If you have experience or knowledge in the computer repair field, the Network Support Services program may be just right for you. The courses teach network and internetworking skills and offer related certifications.

 

Application Procedure
Network Support Services is a selective admission program. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED. An application for admission to the program must include the following:

1. A high school completion transcript or copy of GED test scores
2. Scores of the required pre-entrance TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education). For TABE information, call 904.633.8388
3. One year of documented full-time experience in computer repair or A+ Certification

For more information call 904.598.5676.

Curriculum

Professional Courses
*VPI 0100 Basic Reading Skills
*VPI 0200 Basic Mathematical Skills
*VPI 0300 Basic Language Skills

EEV 0581 Network Operating Skills (75/2.5)
EEV 0570 Cisco I (60/2)
EEV 0598 Network Operating System Certification Review (15/.5)
EEV 0580 Introduction to Networking (75/2.5)
EEV 0571 Cisco II (60/2)
EEV 0572 Cisco III (60/2)
EEV 0599 Network + Review (30/1)
EEV 0585 Customer Support and Business Practices (75/2.5)
EEV 0583 Network Installation (75/2.5)
EEV 0573 Cisco IV (60/2)
EEV 0579 CCNA Review (15/.5)
EEV 0574 Microsoft Network Administration (75/2.5)
EEV 0591 Building Scalable Cisco Networks (Cisco V) (120/4)
EEV 0943 Postsecondary Internship (45/1.5)
EEV 0592 Building Cisco Remote Access Networks (Cisco VI) (60/2)
EEV 0593 Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (Cisco VII) (60/2)
EEV 0594 Internetwork Troubleshooting (Cisco VIII) (60/2)
EEV 0595 BCMSN and CIT Certification Review (30/1)

Total Contact Hours: 1050 contact hours/35 workforce credits

*Students who have satisfactory test scores are not required to take these courses.

Cost
Estimated costs of: tuition* ($2,100), lab fees ($1,500), books ($1,600), basic certifications ($1,000). Estimated tuition is for Florida residents.

Need More Information? Contact:
Lance Wallace, Advanced Technology Center, 904.598.5676, lwallace@fccj.edu

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