Microsoft Computer Systems Engineer
A ten-month course with established enrollment dates.
The training is designed to prepare a person to work as a computer systems problem-solver at a business that has a computer network, internally or externally, such as educational institutions, hospitals, government agencies, or banks. The entry level position is usually at a help desk with advancement into information technology management.
The curriculum throughout the course prepares individuals for Microsoft Computer Systems Engineer 2003 industry-standard certification through seven certification exams. Eight months of training is spent in the classroom, and the remaining two months are spent in internships with local organizations.
Training for Microsoft Computer Systems Engineer course is held in a state-of-the-art training lab by fully certified instructors.
Assistive technology available in the classroom and computer laboratory includes screen magnification and speech output systems, as well as closed circuit televisions for magnifying print.
Qualifications:
- High school diploma or GED
- Strong Braille skills, if applicable
- Print reading speed of 100 wpm, with good comprehension
- Excellent keyboarding skills
- High proficiency on appropriate assistive technology
- High school knowledge of business math
- Strong logical reasoning ability
- Wonderlic score of at least 27
- Independent living skills in orientation and mobility, grooming and home management
- Positive attitude
- Excellent interpersonal skills, good verbal skills
- Willingness to relocate
