Region 9, School of Applied Technology

 

Would you like to learn how to:

• Network multiple computers
• Install and manage operating systems
• Build a computer
• Repair and maintain computers

Region 9’s Computer Technology program gives students the experience and skills to do these things and more.  Using the Industry-Recognized and Internationally-Recognized Cisco Certified Networking Academy (CCNA) program and IT Essentials program, students learn critical computer technician skills through an on-line curriculum and engaging learning labs. The Computer Technology program has articulation agreements with Central Maine Community College, ensuring that students who pass this course with an 85 or higher receive  credit at CMCC. Region 9’s Computer Technology Program is offered on B Days. 

Computer Technology I (A Days)

Computer Technology I is designed to give students a working knowledge of computer hardware and software.  The skills taught will include diagnosing and upgrading personal computers, printers, and other system components.  The program will incorporate background work for A+ Certification Test.  The curriculum includes Cisco’s IT Essentials.

Prerequisites:  Algebra I    

Computer Technology II (B Days)

Computer Technology II is designed to focus on networking.  Students will utlilize the CCNA Discovery curriculums.  CCNA Discovery curriculum teaches networking based on application, covering the types of practical networks students may encounter from simple home or small office networks to more complex models.

Students will have classroom work and hands-on experiences that will prepare them for entry level positions and/or post secondary computer related programs.

Prerequisites:  Completion of Computer Technology I 

Instructors

Ruth A. Brown Instructor Name: Ruth Brown Position: Instructor, Computer Technology  Mrs. Brown is currently in her eleventh year in...  more