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PC Technician

The PC Technician Specialization provides opportunity for students to pursue a variety of computer professional certifications including:

  • Microsoft Certified Systems Administration (MCSA)
  • Linux +
  • A + Hardware Certification
  • Security +

Students have the option of obtaining employment using their computer skills or transferring to a four-year institution and receiving a baccalaureate degree. Some job opportunities are listed below:

  • Hardware Support for small- to medium-sized business
  • Help Desk Support
  • Technical Writers
  • IT Sales and/or Training
  • PC Technician Repair

Upon successful completion of the PC Technician Specialization, the graduate will be able to

  • select appropriate components required to build, repair, and/or troubleshoot systems incorporating correct computer system standards,
  • apply mastery of hardware functionality to specify systems and components to support individuals and business,
  • install new hardware and/or replacement components,
  • investigate, identify, and implement solutions for hardware and software issues,
  • install operating systems, drivers, applications, and updates,
  • implement systems to identify, remove, and prevent viruses, Trojans, worms, and spyware using available software, and
  • demonstrate suitable customer service and computer user support skills.