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Programme Overview
The Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) certification is geared toward the IT professional responsible for administration and management of a Microsoft Windows Small Office network or networking services.
Upon the completion of the course, students will know how to demonstrate skills as a systems administrator with a specific focus on implementing a Microsoft Exchange Server or Microsoft ISA Server infrastructure besides being able to:
- Install and Configure Windows Server Environment.
- Implement, Manage, and Maintain a Windows Server Network Infrastructure.
- Install, Configure, and Administer Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Vista Operating Systems
- Implement and Manage Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 or ISA Server 2004
Entry Criteria
Comp TIA A+ certification, or equivalent knowledge and skills, or
Comp N+ certification, or equivalent knowledge and skills, or
Possess an equivalent in job experience.
Duration
14 weeks full time 9 am – 3 pm (Mon - Fri)
14 weeks full time 5 pm – 9 pm (Mon - Fri)
10 months part time 6 pm – 9 pm (Mondays & Wednesday)
Qualifications Gained
MCSA (Microsoft Certificate in Systems Administration)
IT TRAINING Certificate in System Administration, with 50 NZQA Level 6 credits
Employment Opportunties
This Microsoft qualification is internationally recognized, and gains the student a ticket into roles as Computer System Administrators, Network Administrators, and in IT Support.
Pathways to Higher Qualifications
MCDbA MCSE, CISCO Engineer, National Diploma in Computing, and ongoing degrees.
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