CSIT and NSA program 2013-2014 Information

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Start Dates for class are available every three weeks (see counselors)
Thank you for contacting us! Please do not hesitate to email any
questions you may have to [email protected], I will be happy to
answer them. If you need to contact an instructor, call 407-719-7778
any time before 6pm.
If you live closer to the Avalon campus contact [email protected]
Avalon Campus offers CSIT program
2201 South Crown Hill Blvd.
Orlando, Florida 32828
407-281-5100
Get Directions | Campus Map
Note: all of our courses are attendance based and students must attend their scheduled classes; however, much of your learning
material is available 24/7 online.
Required Orientation Schedule for Day Time students
Contact Mr. Vanderpool via email [email protected] or [email protected] phone 407-719-7778 for schedule.
Orientation for Evening students
Contact Mr. Vanderpool @ 407-719-7778 or [email protected] OR [email protected] for any questions concerning the programs.
1st STEP: Email or contact us for program and course information.
2nd STEP: Are you a good candidate for a technical program?
Candidates for Information Technology are fast learners who bring certain skills to this technical program. Take the self-assessment
and see how you do.
Put a number value (1 or 2 or 3) in each column and total your final score at the bottom.
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Skills, resources, and aptitudes that make successful IT students
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2
General computer use skills:
I need lots of
I may need
help
some help
Installing applications
Installing operating systems from CD or
DVD
Installing RAM, hard drives, printers
Using internet for search or research
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I can teach
others
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Strong use of Microsoft Office
Problem solving aptitudes:
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Total
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I have some
of these
aptitudes
3
These are
my
strengths
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I do not have
these
resources
now
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I have most
of these
resources
3
I have all of
the needed
resources
Enjoying problem solving
Logical thinking
Resources:
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This does not
describe me
Own a computer with at least Windows
7
Have internet access at home
Have reliable transportation (all our
employers expect this)
Have time to study at home
If your score was less than 22 points talk with your instructor Lowell Vanderpool at 407-719-7778 or [email protected] about ways
to strengthen your skills before entering an IT program. If your score was 22 points or higher you have a high level of potential
success in a program like CSIT-NSA offered at WPT.
Please note: Public schools do not discriminate against students with a criminal or
arrest history but some misdemeanors can make getting jobs in the IT field difficult.
Talk with your instructor. When felonies are involved in your background please
consider other training and fields of employment. Schools do not discriminate
against these issues but when employment is almost impossible it makes sense to
apply for training where employers are more open to these background issues.
Please remember: training is the easy part, getting employment is the more difficult
and challenging effort. As your instructor’s we want your successful completion of a
program and placement.
3rd STEP: See a school counselor and if you are applying for financial aid, visit our Financial Aid office.
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Most students must take a TABE exam, exemptions are given to students holding a BS, BA, AA, or AS obtained in US
institutions.
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TABE Testing schedule and hours: always call main office to confirm. 407-622-2900
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4 STEP: Pay for your registration and begin class on your start date.
When can I start? After attending a program information session above, any student who meets the registration requirements can
begin their program/course at the beginning of each new nine week sessions. We generally begin day students on Monday; evening
students can begin either Monday or Tuesday.
Our school’s main website is www.wpt.ocps.net A map to our school
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Check out our YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/vanderl2796
Check out our lab pictures: http://picasaweb.google.com/vanderl2796/WinterParkTech#
Check out our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1075023550
Getting a good education at a reasonable cost is critical in today’s economy!
How do I choose a school?
 There are many choices for training, how do I make a good decision?
o Public schools
 Schools that are accountable to the Department of Education of the
state of Florida
 Are funded in part by your tax dollars
 Are affordable
 Winter Park Tech, Valencia, UCF are all public schools
o For-Profit Schools
 Seen often on satellite/cable channels commercials
 Are not a part of the public school system
 Please research the costs of these schools prior to signing your
registration papers!
 Involve very costly loans
 Most degrees from these institutions are not transferable to
Valencia or UCF
Compare the costs for computer/network education! (2008 figures)
Schools
Costs
Typical for-profit college/technical
school = 2 year degree
Valencia/Seminole Community College
2 years
Orange County Public
Schools/Technical Centers
1 ½ years of training, industry
certifications
$38,000, loans @ 5%-9% interest rate
Full cost of the school=$61,000
-Many of these degrees are not
accredited with any public school
system.
-Some adults find themselves in debt
for 10-20 years paying back these
loans.
$16,000, school loans for most
students
- limited hands on training
$4,200, no loans or debt
Hands-on job skills, experience in
computer/networking, job placement
and internships
When evaluating “for-profit schools”: do the math!
 Today’s educational institutions enjoy a competitive marketplace and public education must compete in an open free
enterprise, so how does the inquiring student make choices?
 Listen to the ABC News video recently done on college costs vs. Technical Centers
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This is a one hour documentary on “For-Profit Schools” aired on PBS; please watch to better understand your educational
choice.
Begin with costs! What does this institution cost to obtain the training I need? A typical for-profit college costs $38,000 for an AS
degree. But that is not the real cost of that education.
 After talking with a for-profit school go to www.bankrate.com and use their online loan calculators and do the math to fully
understand what this education will truly cost you.
 The below graphic is the typical costs of a local two-year for profit school.
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Next investigate the school’s accreditation.
o Does the educational institution have accreditation that will allow my training to be transferred to a community
college or university later in my career?
o Is the for-profit school accredited with the below agencies:
 Accrediting Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE)
 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS
CASI)
Is the school accountable to place their students in the fields they are training?
o Did you know that Tech Centers are accountable to place their students?
o We are very involved with placing our students in the job market.
Does the training relate directly to the skills and knowledge employers want?
o Employers want a motivated and skilled technical staff; they want good communication
skills, ethical employees, and people with initiative. They need employees who can work both alone and with a
team. Winter Park Tech focuses on these skills along with your technical training.
Need retraining funding?
Check out Workforce Central Florida, they are a funding partner for Winter Park Tech. http://www.workforcecentralflorida.com/
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What important relationships does our school have?
 Official Cisco Networking Academy
 Official Microsoft IT Academy
 Educational member of CompTIA
 Accredited by Council on Occupational Education (COE) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
 Articulation with every community college in Florida.
Below are school, counselors, and financial aid information
Main school phone:
Program Instructors: 407-622-2900
407-622-2900
www.wpt.ocps.net
Winter Park Tech
901 Webster Avenue
Winter Park, Florida 32789
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Debbie Hutchins
o [email protected]
o ext. 7042231
Mike Theis (Avalon campus)
o [email protected]
o Avalon Campus Rm 108
Lowell Vanderpool
o [email protected]
o 407-719-7778
School Counselors: 407-622-2900
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Mary Kay Davies
o [email protected]
o Ext 7042951
Aixa Jamison
o [email protected]
o Ext 7042917
Winter Park Tech’s Financial Aid Coordinator:
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Tonja Watts: 407-622-2900 ext. 7042902 [email protected]
PELL grants: click below and start your application.
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http://www.studentaid.ed.gov/students/attachments/siteresources/StudentGuide.pdf
Winter Park Tech offers Federal Pell Grants
No loans or debt incurred
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Note: Progress and attendance required to maintain qualification
Pays tuition, books and lab fees
Ask the Financial Aid Coordinator about SFAF funds.
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Will pay for full/partial tuition and ½ lab fees
No loans or debt incurred
Must be accepted and registered in our program
Must have a GED
OCPS EEO Non-Discrimination Statement
The School Board of Orange County, Florida, does not discriminate in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its programs and activities, on the basis
of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, marital status, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other reason
prohibited by law. The following individuals at the Ronald Blocker Educational Leadership Center, 445 W. Amelia Street, Orlando, Florida 32801, attend to compliance
matters: ADA Coordinator & Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Supervisor: Carianne Reggio; Section 504 Coordinator: Latonia Green; Title IX Coordinator: Gary
Preisser. (407.317.3200)
Information Technology at Winter Park Tech
Program Information snapshot:
Program Name
Program
Number
Computer Systems and
Y100200
Information Technology
Network System
Administration
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B079300
Program
Hours
900
Semester
Length
2
1050
2.3
Costs
$2582.00 + books and vouchers
(see business office for price
breakdown)
$3002.00 + books and vouchers
(see business office for price
breakdown)
TABE Scores
Math: 10 Lang: 9 Reading: 9
Math: 9 Lang: 9 Reading: 9
Two program strategy to training:
Computer
Systems &
Information
Technology
program
:
Course
Number
CTS0082
Course
Length
300
CTS0083
CTS0084
CTS0069
150
150
300
95% of our
students follow
this track
Fast-track students
have:
High academics,
experience in IT and
master technical skills
and concepts easily.
Talk with an instructor
Entry Level IT student
Fast-Track Student
CompTIA 801 and 802
exams
CompTIA 801 and 802
exams
CompTIA Network + exam
Network Introduction
Network Systems
Administration
program
Course
Number
Course
Length
Advanced Level student
course work
Fast-Track Student
OTA0040
150
Network + certification
EEV0504
150
Installing and Configuring
Server 2012
CTS0026
150
Enterprise Desktop Support/Help Desk
Administering Windows Server 2012
CTS0027
150
CTS0028
150
Server Systems 2012
CTS0029
150
Configuring Advanced
Windows Server 2012
Services
EEV0317
150
Internship/Job placement
MCSA 2012 Certification
What you are going to learn in “Entry Level and Advanced Level” track CSIT and NSA programs:
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CompTIA A+ certification
CompTIA Network + certification
Strong hands-on skills with:
o Windows 8 enterprise
o Hyper-V and client-side virtualization
o Configuration, installing and troubleshooting PC hardware
o Installing configuring and troubleshooting operating systems
o Installing configuring and troubleshooting applications for business
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Basic fundamental network skills, client connectivity,
client network troubleshooting
Configuration of mobile devices including iOS and
Android platforms
Hardware Independent imaging, scripting applications
via network
Managing desktops and devices using enterprise
management software: Altiris-Symantec Management
Platform
Printer installing, troubleshooting and deployment via
scripting
Laptop teardown, module replacement and
troubleshooting
Group Policy and desktop restrictions
Deploy, troubleshoot wireless APs, spectrum and site
surveys
MDFs and IDF topology, LAN switches, Fiber optics in
the LAN
Structure cabling
Learning advanced troubleshooting tools: Sysinternals suite
Server operating systems and application management, backup
Server hardware management: HP tools
Internship or help desk experience
Developing confidence in interviewing
Developing an effective resume
What you are going to learn in “Fast-Track” CSIT and NSA: (see instructors for details)
College Credit:
 CSIT program has not been articulated
 NSA program completers may obtain a 3-21 credits (depending on
track)
Wages on completion: $12-14/hr.
Contact instructors for more detailed information:
Debbie Hutchins: [email protected]
Lowell Vanderpool: [email protected]
407-719-7778 (Main campus)
Mike Theis: [email protected] (Avalon campus: CSIT program)
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Course Breakdown: CSIT 801 14 weeks
Introduction to CompTIA 801
First Day Orientation
Student Handbook
Are you a new student?
CompTIA objectives
Understanding the Cisco Academy Site
Can I purchase a book?
Where are my lectures?
Are you at Risk?
How do we grade?
Safety Review
Documenting Your Progress
Community College Articulation
Microsoft's DreamSpark
What are Rubrics?
Classroom Procedure
Would you throw away money?
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Personal Computer
Watch LearnKey video lectures and take notes
Watch James Messor video lectures and take notes
Launch and review the ITE Introduction
ITE 5.0 Skills Review Exam
Go to NetSpace Online: Read Chapter 1
Review Study Guide and PowerPoint notes
Chapter 1 quiz
Lab: Oral Quiz on Jacks, Connectors and more
Go to NetSpace online and take Exam on Chapter 1:
Chapter 2: Lab Procedures and Tool Use
Lectures on Dropbox
Lectures on Google Drive
Snipping Tool
MS-Word Lab
LearnKey and James Messor Lectures
Chapter 2 Reading Assignment
Chapter 2 Quiz
UPS lab video and Manuals
Lab: UPS
Lab: Teardown of a PC
Lab: Power Supply Testing
Quiz: Power Supplies
Chapter 3: Computer Assembly - Step by Step
LearnKey, Intel and James Messor Lectures
Read Chapter 3
Chapter 3 Quiz
motherboard videos
Lab: Build a PC
Introduction to Command-line
Command-Line Exercise A
Command-Line Exercise B
Chapter 4: Basics of Preventive Maintenance and
Troubleshooting
LearnKey and James Messor Lectures
Reading for Chapter 4
Study Guide and PowerPoint notes
Chapter 4 Quiz
Google Docs
Command-line exercise C
Command-line exercise D
Command-line exercise E
Command-line exercise F
Command-line exercise G
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Basic: LearnKey and James Messor Lectures
Basic Labs: Quiz on NTFS and FAT32
Basic Labs: Hardware Upgrade Research
Basic Labs: Installing Vista and XP
Basic Labs: Manage File Systems
Basic Labs: Manage Admin Setting
Basic Labs: Restore Points and more
Basic Labs: Data Migration Win7
Basic Labs: Configure Browser
Basic Labs: Startup folders
Basic Labs: Hard Drive maintenance
Advanced: LearnKey and James Messor Lectures
Advanced Labs: Installing new hardware
Advanced Lecture: Protect your registry and data
Advanced Lecture: How to troubleshoot boot issues.
Advanced Labs: Burn ISO files to media
Advanced Labs: Understanding Hirens boot-cd
Advanced Labs: Windows 7 Recovery DVD
Advanced Labs: Problem Step Recorder
Advanced Labs: Ubuntu
Advanced Labs: Application Compatibility Mode
Advanced Labs: Reliability Monitor
Advanced Labs: Task Manager
Advanced Labs: Advanced Installation of Windows 7
Interviewing lab
IT Pro Labs: DaRT
IT Pro Labs: SysPrep
IT Pro Labs: User Profiles
IT Pro Labs: Local Users and Groups
IT Pro Labs: Hardware Troubleshooting
Chapter 6: Fundamental Networks
Basic: LearnKey and James Messor Lectures
Chapter 6 Quiz
Grooming Lab
Basic Labs: DHCP
Basic Labs: TCP-Ports
Basic Labs: NIC-IP address
Packet Tracer Lab: 6.3.2.10
Advanced: LearnKey and James Messor Lectures
Advanced Labs: Fluke LinkRunner
Advanced Labs: Peer to Peer
Advanced Labs: Remote Desktop
Advanced Labs: TightVNC
Advanced Labs: TeamViewer and Join.me
Advanced Labs: CLI Shutdown
Advanced Labs: SOHO routers
Advanced Labs: Client side Virtualization- XP mode
Go to NetSpace online and take Exam on Chapter 16 Checkpoint exam
Turn in Timeline
Exam study
Chapter 5: Fundamental Operating Systems
Course Breakdown: CSIT 802 16 weeks
Introduction to 802
I know you have read and signed "Classroom
Procedures" but please do again. It is a reminder
and it is important. Turn in
Are you working on appearance? People skills? If not
throw money away!
Chapter 7 Laptops
Lectures and Videos
Study Guide and PowerPoint
Evaluation of Chapter 7
7.1.1.6 Worksheet - Research Docking Stations
7.3.1.3 Worksheet - Match ACPI Standards
7.5.1.4 Worksheet - Laptop RAM
7.5.2.3 Worksheet - Laptop Batteries
7.5.2.5 Worksheet - Laptop Screens
7.5.2.13 Worksheet - Build a Specialized Laptop
7.7.2.2 Worksheet - Research Laptop Problems
Laptop and Data Display Lab
Portable Apps
Power of the Shortcut
How to install hardware drivers
Laptop Teardown Lab
Learning Goal
Chapter 8 Mobile Devices
Lectures and Videos
8.2.2.3 Lab - Working with Android
8.2.3.3 Lab - Working with iOS
8.2.4.3 Lab - Mobile Device Features - Android and
iOS
8.2.4.4 Worksheet - Mobile Device Information
8.3.1.2 Lab - Mobile Wi-Fi - Android and iOS
8.4.1.2 Lab - Passcode Locks - Android and iOS
8.5.2.2 Lab - Troubleshooting Mobile Devices
Chapter 9 Printers
Lectures and Videos
Multi-function Printer Lab
Scanner lab
9.3.1.2 Lab - Install a Printer in Windows 7
9.4.2.3 Lab - Share a Printer in Windows 7
Putting Printers on the Network Lab
Resume Video
Spin your past! Lab
Resume Lab
Copy of your final resume
Interview Lectures
Interview worksheet
Interview Lab
Chapter 10 Security
Lectures and Videos
Reading of Chapter 10
Evaluation for Chapter 10
10.2.1.7 Lab - Securing Accounts Data and the
Computer in Windows 7
10.2.3.2 Worksheet - Third-Party Antivirus Software
10.2.4.8 Worksheet - Research Firewalls
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Chapter 11 Communications
Lectures and Videos
Reading of Chapter 11
Second PC build lab
Chapter 12 Troubleshooting
Lectures and Videos
12.1.1.4 Lab - Repair Boot Problem
12.1.1.6 Lab - Troubleshooting Hardware Problems
in Windows 7
12.2.1.4 Lab - Fix an Operating System Problem
12.2.1.6 Lab - Troubleshooting Operating System
Problems in Windows 7
12.3.1.4 Lab - Fix a Network Problem
12.3.1.6 Lab - Troubleshooting Network Problems in
Windows 7
12.4.1.4 Lab - Fix a Laptop Problem
12.4.1.6 Lab - Troubleshooting Laptop Problems in
Windows 7
12.5.1.4 Lab - Fix a Printer Problem
12.5.1.6 Lab - Troubleshooting Printer Problems in
Windows 7
12.6.1.4 Lab - Fix a Security Problem
12.6.1.6 Lab - Troubleshooting Access Security in
Windows 7
SBA for Installing Windows
SBA for Configuring Windows
SBA for Mobile devices
SBA for Networking
SBA for Printers
SBA for Security
Finals and Preparing for the Exam
Final Practice Exam
Final exam Chapters 7-12
Prepare for 801-802 exam
Turn in Timeline
Take and pass 801
Take and pass 801
10.2.4.10 Lab - Configure Wireless Security
10.3.1.4 Lab - Data Backup and Recovery in Windows
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10.3.1.8 Lab - Configure a Windows 7 Firewall
Spyware labs
Course Breakdown: NSA Network + 15 weeks
Introduction to the Cisco Online Course
Chapter 3: Connecting to the Network
Lectures and videos
Reading in Chapter 3 @ Cisco academy
YouTube and Lectures on Switch Technology
Online Evaluation
Labs: Packet Tracer 3.5.7.2
Labs: Packet Tracer 3.6.2.3
Lab: Connect and Configure Hosts
Lab: Understanding the Switch
Chapter 4: Connecting to the Internet Through an
ISP
Lectures and videos
Online Evaluation
YouTube and Lectures on: WPT's network and Fiber
in the LAN
Lab: Visual View of WPT's network
Lab: Punch down Jacks
NetTool Series II Lab
Lab: RJ45 plugs and cables
Chapter 5: Network Addressing
Lectures and videos
Online Evaluation
Labs: MicroScanner2
Lab: LinkRunner Review
Packet Tracer 5.1.1.2
Packet Tracer 5.1.4 Calculator
Lab: IPv6
Chapter 6: Network Services
Lectures and videos
Online Evaluation
Lab: 6.2.1 DNS
Lab: Home Networking
Lab: SOHO routers
Chapter 7: Wireless Technologies
Lectures and videos
Online Evaluation
Lab: Home Wireless
Lab: Learning Wireless Spectrum and tools
Chapter 8: Basic Security
Lectures and videos
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Online Evaluation
Lab: Learning how to use a network protocol sniffer
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Your Network
Lectures and videos
Online Evaluation
Practice Final Exam Ch. 1-9
Final Exam Ch. 1-9
Preparing for Network + Exams
Take Network + exam
Course Breakdown: NSA Enterprise Desk + 5 weeks
Introduction to Altiris 6.9
Lab: Altiris Agent install
Introduction to Altiris Server
Lab: Console navigation and configure
Imaging with Altiris 6.9
Lab: Understanding Jobs
Lab: Imaging up and down
Lab: Understanding HII
Lab: Deploying applications and jobs
Understanding scripts
Understanding PXE
Lab: Manual imaging
Understanding Active Directory and Group Policies
Lab: PC Hardware maintenance
Cisco IP VOIP
Cisco call manager
Understanding Symantec Management Platform
Understanding the SMA (agent)
Imaging with SMP
Imaging with Hyper-V VMs
Setup of email alerts, performance counters and
Task Scheduler on servers
Course Breakdown: NSA Server 2012 Introduction 10 weeks
Course Introduction
Microsoft DreamSpark
Lesson 1: Planning Server Deployments
Live Windows 2008 VPC
A day in the life of a network Administrator
Student Textbook resources
Reading and Lecture
Labs
Evaluation
Lesson 2: Planning Infrastructure Services.
Reading and Lectures
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 3: Planning an Active Directory Deployment.
Reading and Lecture
Labs
Evaluation
Lesson 4: Planning Application Services.
Reading-Lectures
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 5: Planning File and Print Services.
Reading - Lectures
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 6: Planning Storage Solutions.
Reading - Lectures
Labs
Evaluation
Lesson 7: Planning for High Availability.
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 8: Planning Server and Network Security.
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 9: Securing Infrastructure Services.
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Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 11: Monitoring Servers..
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 12: Backing Up.
Lab
Preparing to Monitor Server Performance
Evaluation
Monitoring System Performance
Lab
Evaluation
Lesson 10: Managing Servers.
Course Breakdown: NSA Internship-Interviewing-Resume 5 weeks
ADDitions registration and application
Interviews
Resume
Internship placement
Dear Prospective CSIT and NSA Students:
If you are considering our programs for training here are some items you need to purchase for effective
training. This list is strongly suggested list for each student. Our programs and classroom provide all
resources you need for the class so this list is not a requirement but suggested for success.
 A computer with at least Windows 7
 Internet access at home
 Pencils, mechanical pencils are best with lead refills
 Pens
 Notebook (we will encourage digital notes using cloud services, see
below)
 USB flash drives, 4-8GB flash drives can be found under $10 or
external USB hard drives (size does not matter)
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Make sure you have a professional Gmail account, [email protected]
o http://www.google.com
o Have a Google Drive account
Have a Microsoft Outlook.com email account http://www.outlook.com
o Have a SkyDrive account
Have a Dropbox account for online storage http://www.dropbox.com
Training you can begin doing prior to starting with Winter Park Tech: Begin watching and taking notes from
the lecture series on this website. http://www.professormesser.com/downloadable-aplus/
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