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College of the North Atlantic (CNA) - Corner Brook
The Computer Systems and Networking two-year program focuses on the skills, competencies and attitudes required to research, design, install and maintain computer systems and network infrastructure in a highly available and secure computing environment. The program combines theoretical and practical learning experiences in a team-oriented setting encompassing front-line computer systems, back-end server environments and the local and wide-area network infrastructure. The Infrastructure Support industry is highly customer-oriented and requires a high level of customer interaction and professionalism. These skills are threaded throughout the program.
The program includes course work, team-oriented projects, and a final work term focusing on areas of technical learning, team building, communications, interpersonal skills, ethics, and best practices. This diversity provides opportunities for the student to acquire the skills, professionalism and adaptability required to succeed in the dynamic and challenging field of Information Technology infrastructure support.
The capstone project will enable the student to demonstrate the application of knowledge and skills developed throughout the program by performing an in-depth study of a problem, design, or technological application and fully documenting and presenting the findings.
The theoretical and practical skills in information technology infrastructure support. This will enable them to: • Provide computer technical assistance, support, and advice to customers and other users • Install, modify and repair computer hardware and software • Support local-area networks (LAN), wide-area networks (WAN), network segments, and Internet and intranet systems • Design an organization’s computer system in which all of the components including computers, the network, and software, work properly together • Plan, coordinate, and implement the organization’s information security policy • The skills required to interpret and effectively apply industry procedures and policies in the workplace • The social, interpersonal and communication skills necessary to be a productive member of a team • The self-awareness and reflective skills required to create, evaluate and modify personal growth and career plans
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