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Telecommunications

Telecommunications. Telecom Program Goals. Our goal is to prepare the students to succeed in the field of Information Technology.

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Telecommunications

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  1. Telecommunications

  2. Telecom Program Goals Our goal is to prepare the students to succeed in the field of Information Technology. While the student progress through the program, they will have the opportunity to prepare for both A+, Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) certifications. Because they are dual-enrolled at Mount Wachusett Community College, students also earn college credit (7 courses)

  3. The Cisco Networking Academy Program The Cisco Networking Academy program is a comprehensive eight-semester/560- hour course that teaches students to design, build, and maintain computer networks. Students are also prepared for industry standard certifications, including Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA™), Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP™), and Network+. The Networking Academy program combines lectures and online learning with hands-on laboratory exercises in which students apply what they learn in class while working on actual networks.

  4. The Microsoft IT Academy Program The Microsoft IT Academy Program is a global IT learning solution that connects educators, students, and communities. The program reaches students during their early IT experience and continues throughout their professional careers. It is a life-long learning model of continuous improvement.

  5. Dual Enrollment Beginning with the graduating class of 2008, students who were enrolled in Telecom Program  and successfully completed the Networking Academy courses received up to 26 MWCC college credits (7 courses). Students are considered dual-enrolled in both institutions. Credits are fully transferrable to other colleges

  6. Our Vision We arm our students with not only the technical skills that they need to survive in today's ever advancing information age, but with the business and logic skills that they can carry with them for life.

  7. Our students are the IT professionals Telecom students perform 1st level maintenance on all of the school’s computer equipment. They get to perform customer service with faculty and students in the school and demonstrate proficiency to peers and teachers. We have over 800 computers with 180 individual users and large computer equipped classrooms. The students learn customer service skills, computer repair, networking and systems maintenance on live equipment.

  8. Enterprise-wide network High speed Local Area Networks (LANs) in each building and a Wide Area Network (WAN) to provide data services Students get Experience!!!

  9. LAN Backbone Implementation

  10. Curriculum

  11. Certification levels We can train multiple levels within the networking academy program

  12. Telecommunications Curriculum

  13. Related Theory--- the MCITpro Path

  14. 2010-2011 Telecom Program at-a-glance

  15. Job Outlook by occupation, 2008-18 http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos305.htm#outlook “The computer support specialist occupation is projected to provide the most openings for those who don’t have a bachelor’s or higher degree… Specialists who don’t have a 4-year degree increase their marketability by earning certifications or getting computer experience in other jobs”. From theOccupational Outlook Quarterly Online

  16. Job Outlook by occupation, 2008-18 http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos305.htm#outlook

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