Computer Network Opeartions

Computer Network Operations Course Outline

Here are some of the courses offered in Computer Network Operations that can help you prepare for a rewarding technology career:

Core curriculum skills building courses

• Written Communications
• Professional Development

Specialized career-focused courses

• Network Administration I
• Database Applications
• Web Technologies
• Network Security
• Configuration and Troubleshooting

General Education courses for personal development

• Interpersonal Communication
• College Math
• Literature and Composition

Course Spotlight: Take a closer look at Network Administration I and Web Technologies, part of the Computer Network Operations Associate in Occupational Studies Degree Program at Katharine Gibbs School New York.

TC275 Network Administration I
This course is designed to give students their first hands-on experience with an actual network system by allowing them to assume the role of a network administrator. The students will duplicate the steps of a real network professional in building their own classroom network by configuring both client and server equipment. End-of-the-chapter exercises will allow students to practice how to create and manage directory objects, generate login scripts, assign user rights, address file system security and share resources such as printers and file storage. An introduction to the server console completes this career-focused course.

TC256 Web Technologies
The Internet has changed the way we receive and exchange data. As time goes on, the computers and software used by businesses will become more dependent on the Internet. This course gives the student a solid background in how to use the Internet as a tool. Exposure to the basics of several data communication systems is also integral to this course.