What You’ll Learn
Build advanced IT skills to support, secure and manage modern computer and network systems.
The Information Technology Systems Management program prepares you for roles in computer support, networking, information security and enterprise systems. Through technical instruction and extensive hands-on lab work, you’ll learn how to install, configure, troubleshoot and manage operating systems, networks and security-focused infrastructure used in today’s IT environments.
You will learn how to:
- Install and configure major operating systems
- Troubleshoot computer hardware, software and system issues
- Build foundational skills in networking, cabling and connected devices
- Understand IP configuration, switching, routing and wireless networking
- Learn network hardening, firewalls and security best practices
- Explore access control, cryptography and information security concepts
- Develop Linux skills, including command line use, file management and scripting basics
- Gain exposure to VoIP and telecommunications technologies
- Learn enterprise networking concepts with Cisco-based training
- Build practical lab experience that supports certification preparation and job readiness
The program is designed to help you develop the technical depth and troubleshooting confidence needed for a range of IT support and network-focused careers.
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What You Can Do
Information Technology Systems Management can prepare you for careers in IT support, networking, systems administration and security.
Organizations depend on skilled IT professionals to keep systems connected, protected and running efficiently. If you enjoy solving technical problems and working with computers, networks and infrastructure, this program can help you build a strong path into the technology field.
