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CITX 1110 - A+ Hardware Technician

A+ Certified Technicians possess knowledge and skills essential for employment as computer service technicians. This course utilizes the hardware and software technologies used in today's workplace and aligns with the topics examined in the A+ certification exam. The course includes lab activities in which students work with computer hardware and operating systems software to develop troubleshooting skills, assemble and configure computers, add peripherals, and customize the operation of the computer. It is recommended that students complete CITX 0120 Computer Hardware Setup & Configuration or have basic knowledge of the components of a computer prior to attending this course. (6 Credits)

Spring/Summer 2012


Apr 10-Jun 2812 Weeks$1046.01CRN: 51684
Apr 10-Jun 28Tue/Thu18:30-21:30BBY   
Note: This course provides training and instruction for A+ certification but does not include the exam for certification. Students are expected to be functionally literate using both hardware and software applications. If this is not the case, please purchase the textbook and read the first 2 chapters before attending your first class. Visit the CompTIA website for testing information: http://certification.comptia.org/Training/testingcenters.aspx
Note: For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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Apr 14-Jul 1412 Weeks$1046.01CRN: 61108
Apr 14-Jul 14Sat09:00-16:00BBY SE1 122
Apr 14-Jul 14Sat09:00-16:00BBY SE1 123
Instructor: Richard Morency
Note: Students must go to SE1 123 the first day of class. This course provides training and instruction for A+ certification but does not include the exam for certification. Students are expected to be functionally literate using both hardware and software applications. If this is not the case, please purchase the textbook and read the first 2 chapters before attending your first class. Visit the CompTIA website for testing information: http://certification.comptia.org/Training/testingcenters.aspx. *No classes on Saturday, May 19 and Saturday, June 30 (Holiday weekends).*
Note: For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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CITX 1160 - Cisco CCNA Level 1

Instruction will cover the fundamentals of LANs, WANs, routers, router programming, networking, network standards, and terminology. Topics also include the OSI model, cabling, cabling tools, TCP/IP protocol suite including IP addressing and subnetting. A close look at Ethernet and the functionality of the Data-Link and Physical layers allow students to visualize and describe communication between computers and systems. Students will also learn valuable network problem solving techniques and concepts. It is recommended that students have experience setting up home networks prior to attending this course. Students must have access to a multimedia-capable PC. (6 Credits)

Spring/Summer 2012


Apr 10-Jun 2812 Weeks$996.01CRN: 50019
Apr 10-Jun 28Tue/Thu18:30-21:30BBY   
Note: If this course is full, please contact Gigi_Machtaler@bcit.ca to be put on a waiting list. MUST include your BCIT ID, CRN, and preferred location when sending your request. This course is part of the Network Administrator Technician Certificate and Cisco CCNA Training.
Note: For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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Apr 11-Jul 0912 Weeks$996.01CRN: 50018
Apr 11-Jul 09Mon/Wed18:00-21:00DTC 360
Instructor: David Chen
Note: No class on Monday, May 21, and Monday, July 2, 2012 (Statutory Holidays). If this course is full, please contact Gigi_Machtaler@bcit.ca to be put on a waiting list. MUST include your BCIT ID, CRN, and preferred location when sending your request. This course is part of the Network Administrator Technician Certificate and Cisco CCNA Training.
Note: For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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Apr 14-Jul 1412 Weeks$996.01CRN: 58579
Apr 14-Jul 14Sat09:00-16:00BBY SE1 205
Instructor: Roger Gale
Note: No class on Saturday, May 19 and June 30, 2012 (Holiday Weekends). If this course is full, please contact Gigi_Machtaler@bcit.ca to be put on a waiting list. MUST include your BCIT ID, CRN, and preferred location when sending your request. This course is part of the Network Administrator Technician Certificate and Cisco CCNA Training.
Note: For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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CITX 2200 - Microsoft Server Level 1

This course introduces students to installing, configuring, managing, and supporting a network infrastructure using the most current Microsoft server platform. Topics include: TCP/IP settings and services, installing and configuring DNS, DHCP, network security, Certificate Services, Internet Protocol Security (IPSec), Software Update Services, Routing and Remote Access, File Services, Print Services, and network maintenance. It is recommended that students take Implementing Windows Workstation or have experience with configuration of Microsoft client platforms prior to attending this course. Prerequisite: CITX 2165 is highly recommended. (6 Credits)

Spring/Summer 2012


Apr 10-Jun 2812 Weeks$961.01CRN: 61039
Apr 10-Jun 28Tue/Thu18:30-21:30BBY SE1 123
Instructor: Chi Wong
Note: This course is part of the new program matrix for the Network Administrator Technician certificate. It is highly recommended that you take CITX 2165 before taking this course. For inquiries regarding this course, please contact Gigi_Machtaler@bcit.ca
Note: This course is in progress. For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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CITX 2210 - Linux Essentials

This course provides students with insight into the Linux operating system and reviews core skills in configuration and installation of the operating system. Topics include effectively using, customizing, and scripting common command line utilities. Students develop an understanding of file systems, users and groups, the Bash shell, process management, text editors, searching and organizing data, and various applications. It is recommended that novices take Linux Installation & Configuration prior to attending. Prerequisite: CITX 2180 is highly recommended. (6 Credits)

Spring/Summer 2012


Apr 11-Jul 0912 Weeks$961.01CRN: 61040
Apr 11-Jul 09Mon/Wed18:30-21:30BBY   
Note: This course is part of the new program matrix for the Network Administrator Technician certificate. It is highly recommended that you take CITX 2180 before taking this course. For inquiries regarding this course, please contact Gigi_Machtaler@bcit.ca. No class on Monday, May 21, and Monday, July 2, 2012 (Statutory Holidays).
Note: For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].
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