Career Training Certification Preparation Skill Upgrade Training Degree Transfer Programs

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1 Career Training Certification Preparation Skill Upgrade Training Degree Transfer Programs Computer and Local Area Network Technician Voice and Data Specialist IT Security Specialist Cisco Network Associate Cisco Network Professional Computer Support Associate Computer Technician LAN Technician Microsoft Professional Network Administrator Network Security Associate Network Security Specialist

2 Preparing You for Today s and Tomorrow s High Tech Jobs Looking for a job in a fast-paced industry? Want to work with the latest technology? Moraine Valley s Information Technology Programs can help you master the ever-changing technology that today s competitive job market demands. You will gain the specific skills you ll need to get a job or expand your options in your current career. Our programs address real-world issues and prepare you to pursue a degree or an industry-sponsored certificate. At Moraine Valley, you ll be in the right place at the right time. We offer specialized training on the most up-to-date equipment available and taught by a highly experienced faculty. As a recognized leader in the industry, we have cutting-edge programs you won t find at most schools. I ve definitely learned more at Moraine Valley than at the previous schools I attended. This program has more than met my expectations and what I m learning at Moraine Valley is very relevant. Chris Kohr Returning adult student Working to earn an Associate in Science degree in Information Technology Get a Good Job Today s marketplace depends on information technology, and people with excellent technical skills are in strong demand. Most industries, including health care, financial services, manufacturing, insurance, and retail, need information technology professionals. In fact, according to a study by the Information Technology Association of America, information technology remains at the forefront of the U.S. economy, with more than 10.4 million people working in the field. This figure does not include people holding IT jobs in government, nonprofit organizations or small entrepreneurial firms. Also, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that computer support specialists and system administrators will be among the fastest-growing occupations. Cisco Networking Academy Training Center Cisco Systems is the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet, and their innovative learning system allows us to offer Internet courses with hands-on laboratory exercises. This respected program helps prepare students for industrystandard certificates with a curriculum that was developed by educators and industry professionals to ensure you master the skills necessary to meet current and future technology challenges. Regional Center for Systems Security and Information Assurance Moraine Valley offers a comprehensive curriculum that teaches students how to protect data and equipment from internal and external security threats. Technical Training for Your Specific Interests Our keep you up-to-date on the most advanced technological changes. Our programs focus on practical application of knowledge, so you ll be prepared to work effectively in the area you study. 2 Moraine Valley Community College Complete Your Degree or Certificate Moraine Valley encourages all students to obtain a full degree or career certificate before entering the workforce or transferring to a four-year university. This credential can lead to higher salaries, shows employers you are serious about your future, increase your marketability in a tough economy, and more. Degrees Computer and Local Area Network Technician A.A.S. Voice and Data Specialist A.A.S. IT Security Specialist A.A.S. Certificates Cisco Network Associate Certificate Cisco Network Professional Certificate Computer Support Associate Certificate Computer Technician Certificate LAN Technician Certificate Microsoft Professional Certificate Network Administrator Certificate Network Security Associate Certificate Network Security Specialist Certificate Certifications Certifications are the industry standard for demonstrating competency in the information technology field. To ensure you succeed, our instructors share their vast knowledge with you and work to make your experience here valuable and relevant. All of our dedicated faculty members are professionals with extensive experience in their respective industries and hold certificates in the areas that they teach. Faculty Certifications Cisco Certified Academy Instructor, Internetwork Expert, Network Professional CompTIA A+, N+, I-Net+, Security+, Linux+ Microsoft Certified System Engineer, Administrator, Professional Certified Information Systems Security Professional Master Certified NetWare Engineer ITAA Information Security Awareness Certified Ethical Hacker and more With the training and opportunities you ll receive here, you ll be prepared to work anywhere. Come to Moraine Valley today and get ready for tomorrow s exciting technical careers! Where to Start LAN-101 Interested in learning more about information technology programs and the opportunities they can bring? Enroll in LAN-101 Orientation to IT Professions. This one-credit-hour class gives you an overview of IT professions, employment skills, industry certifications, current issues, salaries, and a self-assessment survey. You ll also create a plan for the IT program of your choice. 3

3 A.A.S Computer Computer and Local Area Network Technician Associate in Applied Science Degree 63 credit hours Curriculum code 1416 The Computer and Local Area Network Technician associate s degree prepares you to enter the exciting field of information technology. You ll learn to install, maintain, repair, and manage desktop PCs and local area networks. With hands-on training, you ll gain expertise in network operating systems, user administration, network security, and LAN switching and bridging. You ll learn to install and support a wide range of software and hardware products with an emphasis on Microsoft, Novell, Lotus Notes, and Cisco systems. Your training also includes LANs, WANs and the integration of the Internet in the corporate enterprise network. In addition, this program helps you prepare for A+, Network+, CNA, MCP, and CCNA certifications. These exams are widely recognized by industry as an indication of competency in network management, administration, installation, and troubleshooting. Graduates of this program are prepared for jobs administering, installing, maintaining and troubleshooting data communication systems. As companies add new technologies and increase their computer use, they will demand well-trained computer technicians. Common job titles for graduates with this degree include computer controls technician, network engineer, PC support technician, LAN systems administrator, LAN design specialist and LAN engineer. General education requirements 18 credit hours as follows: - Behavioral/Social Sciences 3 Select 3 credits from ANT, ECO, GEO, HIS, PSC, PSY, SOC, SSC - Humanities and Language 3 Select 3 credits from ARB, ART, FRE, GER, HUM, JPN, LIT, MUS, SPA, THE - Science and Math 6 Select 6 credits from BIO, CHM, EAS, GEL, NAT, PHS, PHY or MTH Core IT technology 18 credit hours as follows: 18 IT specialty track credit hours as follows: LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 4 Moraine Valley Community College and Local Area Network Technician Elective courses Select 12 credits from the following LAN-256 LAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-260 Internship 3 LAN-266 WAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-26 Advanced Routing 3 LAN-21 Multilayer Switch Network Design 3 LAN-22 Advanced Troubleshooting 3 LAN-23 Network Security Design 3 Suggested Full-Time Schedule COM-101 Composition 1 3 LAN-122** Network Services 3 18 *LAN-111, LAN-121 first 8 weeks; LAN-112, LAN-122 second 8 weeks - Science and Math 3 Choose from: BIO, CHM, EAS, GEL, MTH, NAT, PHS, PHY LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 - Science and Math 3 Choose from: BIO, CHM, EAS, GEL, MTH, NAT, PHS, PHY - Humanities and Language 3 Choose from ART, FRE, GER, HUM, JPN, LIT, MUS, PHI, SPA, THE - LAN Elective 3 Fourth Semester - Behavioral/Social Sciences 3 Choose from: ANT, ECO, GEO, HIS, PSC, PSY, SOC, SSC - LAN Elective 3 - LAN Elective 3 Tot al Hour s 63 A.A.SVoice and Data Specialist Voice and Data Specialist Associate in Applied Science Degree 63 credit hours Curriculum code 1435 This program prepares you to support the blending or integration of voice, video and data into a single but flexible global communications network. Professionals involved in converged network design and maintain the systems that transmit, store and analyze information coming through computers. The program concentrates on the technologies, standards and protocols used to deliver high quality voice, video and data across an IP network. Students are introduced to hardware and software that controls traffic prioritization, signal quality and security. Convergence media, such as VoIP, IP-TV and mobile TV provide the foundation for modern converged networks. Voice and data specialist careers represent one of the fastest growing job segments in the United States. Rapid advancements in technology and changes in lifestyles fuel this growth. Consumers continue to seek convenient access to digital information so they can check s, view movies, exchange photos, and benefit from other Internet services. General education requirements 18 credit hours as follows: - Behavioral/Social Sciences 3 Select 3 credits from ANT, ECO, GEO, HIS, PSC, PSY, SOC, SSC - Humanities and Language 3 Select 3 credits from ARB, ART, FRE, GER, HUM, JPN, LIT, MUS, PHI, SPA, THE - Science and Math 6 Select 6 credits from BIO, CHM, EAS, GEL, MTH-08 or higher, NAT, PHS, PHY Core IT technology 18 credit hours as follows: ` 18 Voice and Data Security specialty track 2 credit hours as follows: LAN-102 Voice and Data Cabling 3 LAN-256 LAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-266 WAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-26 Advanced Routing 3 LAN-21 Multilayer Switch Network Design 3 LAN-22 Advanced Troubleshooting 3 LAN-24 Managing VoIP Services 3 2 Suggested Full-Time Schedule LAN-122** Network Services 4 1 *LAN-111, LAN-121 first 8 weeks **LAN-112, LAN-122 Second 8 weeks - Humanities and Language 3 Choose from ART, FRE, GER, HUM, JPN, LIT, MUS, PHI, SPA, THE LAN-256 LAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-266 WAN Design CCNA 3 16 LAN-26 Advanced Routing 3 LAN-21 Multilayer Switch Network Design 3 - Science and Math 3 Choose from: BIO, CHM, EAS, GEL, MTH, NAT, PHS, PHY Fourth Semester - Behavioral/Social Sciences 3 Choose from: ANT, ECO, GEO, HIS, PSC, PSY, SOC, SSC - Science and Math 3 Choose from: BIO, CHM, EAS, GEL, MTH, NAT, PHS, PHY LAN-22 Advanced Troubleshooting 3 LAN-24 Managing VoIP Services 3 Tot al Hour s 63 5

4 A.A.SIT Security Specialist IT Security Specialist Associate in Applied Science Degree 63 credit hours Curriculum code 1420 This degree program will prepare you to enter the highdemand field of information technology security. With the increase of viruses, adware and hacking incidents, companies will need professionals who can protect their data and equipment from internal and external security threats. This problem will continue to worsen as more computers are networked. You will gain hands-on experience with the latest hardware and software and learn to implement appropriate security policies and procedures. The need for jobs in the network security field is expected to grow at a rate faster than the average for occupations because new threats to information security will stimulate demand for this specialized field. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include LAN security specialist, information technology security officer, information assurance specialist, and administrator. General education requirements credit hours as follows: - Select 6 credits from Behavioral Sciences, Humanities, 6 Fine Arts, or Languages: ARB, ANT, ART, ECO, FRE, GEO, GER, HIS, HUM, LIT, MUS, PHI, PSC, PSY, SOC, SPA, SSC, THE - Select 3 credits from BIO, CHM, EAS, 3 GEL, MTH, NAT, PHS, PHY 48 credit hours as follows: LAN-111 IT Essentials A+ 3 LAN-112 Managing IT A+ 3 LAN-143 Digital Forensics 3 LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 LAN-221 Scripting and Security 3 LAN-233 Managing Database Services 3 LAN-243 Mobile Forensics 3 LAN-246 Routing and Switching CCNA 3 LAN-23 Network Security Design 3 48 Suggested Full-Time Schedule LAN-122** Network Services 4 1 *LAN-111, LAN-121 first 8 weeks **LAN-112, LAN-122 second 8 weeks LAN-143 Digital Forensics 3 LAN-246* Routing & Switching - CCNA 3 MTH-120 General Education Mathematics or higher 3 - Physical & Life Sciences elective 4 1 LAN-3* IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 LAN-163** IT Security Practices 3 LAN-243 Mobile Forensics 3 *LAN-3 first 8 weeks **LAN-163 second 8 weeks Fourth Semester LAN-23* Network Security Design 3 LAN-230** Managing Windows Servers 3 LAN-233 Managing Database Services 3 LAN-221 Scripting and Security 3 - Behavioral/Social Sciences or 3 Humanities/Languages elective *LAN-23 first 8 weeks **LAN-230 second 8 weeks Tot al Hour s 63 May take CompTIA s A+ exam by completing the Computer Support Associate and the Network+ exam by completing the Computer Technician certificate May take either Cisco s CCNA or CompTIA s Security+ exams Depending on coursework, may take exams for Cisco s CCNP, Vmware s VCP5, and/or Microsoft s Certified IT Professional, as well as complete an A.A.S. degree Computer Support Associate (LAN -101, 111, and 112 = credit hours) Computer Technician (above + LAN -121 and 122 = 14 credit hours) Cisco Network Associate (above programs plus 3 more classes) Computer and Local Area Network Technician A.A.S. (above programs plus 40 credit hours) or Network Security Associate (above programs plus 3 more classes) IT Security Specialist A.A.S. (above programs plus 42 credit hours) Cyber Security Club The club encourages the study of cyber security and related fields. It promotes cyber security best practices on campus, social network safety, and preparing participants to compete in the Illinois Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition. Moraine Valley students are welcome to join. To join, contact Kevin Vaccaro at vaccaro@morainevalley.edu. 6 Moraine Valley Community College

5 I ve been really impressed with my teachers. All of them that I ve had so far have been very knowledgeable. Between my teachers and the hands-on experience I m getting, I know I will be very well prepared for a job. Rob Polson Enrolled in LAN Program Plans to pursue a career as a network administrator Certificates Computer Support Associate Network Security Associate Certificate credit hours Certificate 21 credit hours Curriculum code 1348 Curriculum code 1360 This program prepares you to work in career fields of computer support, maintenance and repair. Students receive training in computer hardware, software and support, and learn about hardware components, operating systems and application software. Job titles related to this career include PC support technician, computer help desk and computer configuration specialist. Core IT technology credit hours as follows: Tot al Hour s This program prepares you for employment in information technology specialization careers including network security administrator, information security professional and computer forensic specialist. Students learn how to design, implement and manage network security countermeasures including firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, authentication systems, and digital forensic tools. Other concepts include cryptography, auditing, vulnerability scanning, and penetration testing. Core IT technology 21 credit hours as follows: Core IT technology 21 credit hours LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security 3 Tot al Hour s 21 LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 Tot al Hour s 21 8

6 Certificates Cisco Network Associate Certificate 23 credit hours Curriculum code 144 The Cisco Network Associate certificate program prepares you for employment as a Cisco network technician. As a graduate of this program, you ll be able to administer, install, maintain and troubleshoot Cisco systems. In the program, we introduce you to routers, LAN/WAN design and the integration of the Internet in the corporate enterprise network. You can also use this program as an introduction to courses required for the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate). You ll benefit from this program if you re just beginning to train for a career in Cisco network management, or if you already work in industry and need to upgrade your job skills. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include help desk technician, LAN technician, Cisco service representative, technical support specialist, and network system administrator. Core IT technology 23 credit hours as follows: LAN-256 LAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-266 WAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-112* Managing IT A+ 3 LAN-122* Network Services 4 14 *LAN-111, LAN-121 first 8 weeks; LAN-112, LAN-122 second 8 weeks LAN-256 LAN Design CCNA 3 LAN-266 WAN Design CCNA 3 *LAN-246 first 6 weeks, LAN-256 second 6 weeks, LAN-266 last 5 weeks Tot al Hour s 23 Cisco Network Professional Certificate 16 credit hours Curriculum code 1448 The Cisco Network Professional certificate program gives you the skills you need to work in the cutting edge field of information technology. You ll learn to build scalable, remote access, and switched networks. You ll also gain experience in installing, maintaining, repairing and managing Cisco networks. You can also use this program as an introduction to courses required for the CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional). Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include computer system administrator, LAN technician, Cisco service representative, technical support specialist, and network system administrator. This certificate has a prerequisite of CCNA certification or completion of the CCNA training series at Moraine Valley Community College or another institution. Core IT technology 16 credit hours as follows: LAN-26 Advanced Routing 3 LAN-21 Multilayer Switch Network Design 3 LAN-22 Advanced Troubleshooting 3 LAN-26 Advanced Routing 3 LAN-21 Multilayer Switch Network Design 3 LAN-22 Advanced Troubleshooting 3 Tot al Hour s 16 Computer Technician Certificate 14 credit hours Curriculum code 1418 Moraine Valley s Computer Technician program helps prepare you for a wide variety of entry-level positions servicing desktop PCs and local area networks. You ll learn to install, maintain, repair, replace, and upgrade PC microcomputer system hardware and software. You ll receive hands-on training in network operating systems, user administration, network security, and LAN switching and bridging design. This program also prepares you for A+, Network+, CAN, MCP, and CCNA certification. With new technologies, and increased computer and data processing use, the demand for computer technicians will continue to increase in the future. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include technicolor computer support specialist, help desk technician, and network or computer systems administrator. Core IT technology 14 credit hours as follows: *LAN-111 first 8 weeks **LAN-112 second 8 weeks Tot al Hour s 14 LAN Technician Certificate 24 credit hours Curriculum code 141 This certificate prepares you for an entry-level position as a data communication specialist. You ll learn to install, maintain, repair, support, and design local area networks. You ll acquire hands-on experience in network operating systems, user administration, network security, and LAN switching and bridging design. This program helps you prepare for Network+, CAN, MCP, and CCNA certification. As a graduate of this program, you ll possess a wide range of hardware and software product knowledge. As organizations and companies adopt and rely upon increasingly sophisticated technology, they will have an increased need for LAN technicians. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include LAN technician, systems field service representative, computer bench technician, ATM systems technician, and personal computer coordinator. Core IT technology 24 credit hours as follows: Tot al Hour s Moraine Valley Community College 11

7 Certificates Microsoft Professional Certificate 2 credit hours Curriculum code 1446 The Microsoft Professional Certificate Program will give you the skills you need to work as a Microsoft computer network service technician. You ll be able to administer, install, maintain and troubleshoot data communication systems. The program includes operating systems, server, directory, and TCP/IP Microsoft introduction and the integration of the Internet in the corporate enterprise network. If you re interested in pursuing a career in Microsoft LAN (local area network) management, or if you re already working in this industry and would like to upgrade your skills, this program offers the training you re seeking. The employment outlook for graduates with this certificate is excellent as more companies integrate networks and the Internet into their technology mix. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include LAN technician, systems field service representative, computer bench technician, computer technician, and system installer. Core IT technology 2 credit hours as follows: LAN-0 Managing Windows Desktop 3 LAN-233 Managing Database Services 3 *LAN-111, LAN-121 first 8 weeks **LAN-112, LAN-122 Second 8 weeks LAN-0 Managing Windows Desktop 3 LAN-233 Managing Database Services 3 12 Tot al Hour s 2 Network Administrator Certificate 30 credit hours Curriculum code 1422 This certificate program addresses the need for IT professionals to have a comprehensive understanding of multiple operating systems in a mixed vendor environment. We teach you a multi-product approach to system administration. With extensive hands-on training, you ll gain mastery of Microsoft, UNIX, and Cisco products in an interoperable environment. Your knowledge of these diverse products will make you highly marketable as more organizations add multiple systems to their corporate technology offerings. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include LAN administrator, network operations specialist, and Microsoft network specialist. Core IT technology 30 credit hours as follows: LAN-3 IT Security Essentials 3 LAN-122** Network Services 4 *LAN-111, LAN-121 first 8 weeks **LAN-112, LAN-122 second 8 weeks LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 Tot al Hour s 30 My high school teachers suggested I go to Moraine Valley, and I m glad I took their advice. It s a solid program one of the best out there for the price. Carlos Marquez A.S., IT Security; A.S,. Internet Specialist, Moraine Valley Community College Currently employed as a network engineer at Dell SecureWorks 12 Moraine Valley Community College 13

8 Certificates Network Security Specialist Certificate 36 credit hours Curriculum code 1424 With this certificate you can work in the network security field. You can help keep hackers, viruses and even terrorists from intruding and damaging computers. Companies are seeking professionals with the skills necessary to protect their data and equipment from internal and external security threats. You will gain hands-on experience that allows you to implement appropriate security policies and procedures on the latest hardware and software. The need for jobs in the network security field is expected to grow at a rate faster than the average for occupations as organizations face new information security threats. Common job titles for recipients of this certificate include information technology security officer, network operations specialist, VPN engineer, and chief security office. Core IT technology 36 credit hours as follows: LAN 143 Digital Forensics 3 LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security+ 3 LAN-243 Computer Forensics 3 LAN-23 Network Security Design 3 No matter what you do, you always need a good foundation, and that s what I got at Moraine Valley. The best thing about the program was the hands-on experience. No simulation actual equipment. You can read a book until you re blue in the face, but that just can t compare to hands-on experience. Mitch Marek A.S., Internet Specialist Moraine Valley Community College Cisco Expert Certification Network consulting engineer at Cisco Systems. Was responsible for the infrastructure for the Federal Reserve Bank and now oversees the 3G and 4G cells for Verizon Wireless equipment. LAN 143 Digital Forensics 3 LAN-3 IT Security Essentials Security LAN-243 Computer Forensics 3 LAN-23 Network Security Design 3 Tot al Hour s 36 Women are Welcome in Technology Are you a female considering this exciting field? Moraine Valley offers a mentoring program designed just for you! The Women in Technology Mentoring Program is geared to making women feel comfortable entering technology careers. The Big Sister Peer Mentoring Program allows new students entering Moraine Valley s computer and technology programs to connect with an experienced female student who can provide guidance and answer questions. A Big Sister can: Help you adjust to college life Give you helpful information about classes Provide you with support and help Share with you her collegiate and professional experiences To learn more about career opportunities for female graduates, we have the Corporate Mentoring Program. The unique mentoring relationship between a student and a professional makes the transition from college into the work world smoother and less intimidating. A Corporate Mentor can: Serve as a professional role model for you Provide you with professional guidance Share her personal knowledge about various jobs and career tracks with you Help provide opportunities for career networking while you re still a student To find out more about how the Women in Technology Mentoring Program can assist you in your future technology career, contact: Angela Spyropoulos (08) x2184 spyropoulosa@morainevalley.edu I had always loved to take things apart and figure out how they worked, from dollhouses when I was 4 years old to a broken computer was I was 8. When I went to college, I switched majors and schools four times before coming to Moraine Valley and finally fitting in. I got IT, and IT came to me like nothing else did before. I joined the Cyber Security Club and competed as a blue team member at the Illinois Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition. Once I realized I wanted to be in IT and not having all the experience needed, I took advantage of the wonderful internship opportunity that Professor Ricky Moore provided through Espo Systems. Out of the 14 people who were interviewed for the two paid Espo Systems internship positions available, I was lucky enough to be hired. Tammy Foote 14 Moraine Valley Community College

9 Where to Start LAN-101 Interested in learning more about information technology programs and the opportunities they can bring? Enroll in LAN-101 Orientation to IT Professions. This one-credit-hour class gives you an overview of IT professions, employment skills, industry certifications, current issues, salaries, and a self-assessment survey. You ll also create a plan for the IT program of your choice. Contact Us Learn more about the opportunities available in the information technology field and how Moraine Valley Community College can prepare you for an exciting career: Ricky Moore Associate Professor/Coordinator (08) moorer@morainevalley.edu Dr. John Sands Professor/Department Chair (08) sands@morainevalley.edu Erich Spengler Professor (08) spengler@morainevalley.edu Kevin Vaccaro Instructor (08) vaccaro@morainevalley.edu Justin Valentino Instructor (08) valentinoj4@morainevalley.edu netacad.morainevalley.edu Information Technology Program course offerings by semester LAN All semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN All semesters LAN All semesters LAN All semesters LAN All semesters LAN All semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN-0...Fall and spring semesters LAN-3...Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall semester LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN Fall and spring semesters LAN-26...Fall semester LAN-21...Fall semester LAN-22...Spring semester LAN-23...Spring semester LAN-24...Spring semester LAN Fall and spring semesters 14-45A 000 W. College Parkway Palos Hills, Illinois morainevalley.edu