Computer Systems TechnicianIf computer troubleshooting and repair is your goal then the Computer Systems Technician certification is what you may want to consider. Computer Systems Technician candidates new to the industry receive extensive training in the Microsoft Windows and Command Prompt environments, plus specific troubleshooting techniques. Candidates are required to undergo classroom exercises and attend labs for "real-life" hands-on procedures. (Please see our schedule of classes.) What is a Computer Systems Technician?Computer Systems technicians specialize in supporting, troubleshooting, and repairing personal computers and peripherals such as printers, modems, scanners, etc. Armed with a tool kit and other equipment to measure a computers pulse, an Computer Systems technician is the life line of a companys productivity as it relates to its computer "up" time. Right-Tracks Computer Systems Technician program is designed to provide the student with hands on experience needed to configure, install, maintain, repair and upgrade microcomputers. The course also covers the "dos and don'ts of customer service to keep the technician from being too overbearing and allow the customer to be a part of the decision making process. Additionally, the course will prepare the student to pass a Computer Systems Technician certification examination. Why Become a
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| Core Hardware/Operating System Technology | Sun,Mon,Wed (56 hrs) | 6/12/05-7/13/05 | 5:00p-9:00p Sun-2:00p-6:00p |
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