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Be sure to check out our Career Technical Education/Technology course listings
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on Pages 16 through 23. Additional information on Technology Classes for Active
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Seniors (students 50 years and older) can be found on Pages 32 and 33.
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Network Communications
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COMPUTER/NETWORK SUPPORT TECHNICIAN
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Enter the dynamic world of Information Technology with a solid
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foundation of knowledge and skills. Expand your knowledge
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with specialized training in networking fundamentals. Train for a
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career as an entry-level IT professional or PC Technician. This comprehensive daytime certificate
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examinations for A+, Network+, and Server+. Students interested in the Computer/Network
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Support Technician program must make an appointment prior to registration. Please call (925)
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228-3276 x243 for an appointment or e-mail us, mtec@martinez-ed.org. All textbooks are
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extra and purchased offsite by students.
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Computer and Network Engineering
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Network+ Certification (Instructor-directed)
■ This comprehensive CompTIA Network+ Certification course builds on your existing user-level
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knowledge and experience with personal computer operating systems and networks to present
fundamental skills and concepts that you will use on the job in any type of networking career.
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You will identify and describe all the major networking technologies, systems, skills, and tools
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used in modern PC-based computer networks. Prerequisite: Computer Software Essentials
■ and CompTIA A+ Certified; or background in A+, with consent of instructor. Required
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textbook: Network+ 2009 in Depth; Tamara Dean; ISBN #978-1598638783; CENGAGE
Learning. (Textbook available from www.cengagelearning.com and www.amazon.com.)
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Textbook is extra and purchased offsite.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
■ 56-4206 Mon-Fri, May 26-Jul 10 8:00am-3:30 pm D $1200 Meeks
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Computer and Network Engineering
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Server+ Certification (Instructor-directed)
■ The CompTIA Server+ Certification validates your experience with server technology, showing
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employers that you are capable of maintaining their company servers. CompTIA Server+
certifies technical knowledge in general server hardware knowledge, configuration, protective
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maintenance, troubleshooting, determining problems, disaster recovery, and other server issues.
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Prerequisites: Computer Software Essentials, CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certified; or
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background in A+ and Network+, with consent of instructor. Required textbook: CompTIA
Server+ Certification, Student Edition, 2005 Objectives, 2nd Edition, plus MeasureUp &
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CBT, Student Manual; ISBN # 978-1423914570; CompTIA Press. (Textbook available from
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www.comptia.org and www.amazon.com.) Textbook is extra and purchased offsite.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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56-4401 Mon-Fri, Jul 13-Aug 20 8:00am-3:30 pm D $700 Meeks
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES:
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Computer/Network Support
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Note: These classes are held evenings or Saturdays. Students must order their own textbooks.
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Network Communications
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PC Troubleshooting and Repair, Level 1 (Instructor-directed)
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Join computer guru Ron Tomlinson (network technician for Martinez Adult Education) as he
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shows you introductory steps on how to build your own PC from scratch, and how to diagnose,
repair, and maintain your PC. You are welcome to bring in your own “near-death” PC for
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emergency triage. You’ll also learn how to load software and other relevant topics. No textbook
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required.
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SECTION DAY TIME ROOM FEE INSTRUCTOR
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56-6301 Tue, May 26-July 28 3:45pm-5:45pm D $175 Tomlinson
56-6302 Tue, May 26-July 28 6:00pm-8:00pm D $175 Tomlinson
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