Network Systems Engineer

If you have a knack for technology and want to enter the rapidly growing information technology (IT) sector, the Network Systems Engineer program at in Ontario will prepare you to succeed.

As a student in this program, you’ll hone the skills to install, test, and evaluate computer networks in a business setting. You’ll also learn to use a systematized approach to problem-solving and troubleshoot glitches related to local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs).

Along with Linux, internetworking, and various Cisco network devices, you’ll also cover Windows Server essentials including active directory configuration, network infrastructure configuration, administration, and application infrastructure. Other topics include SharePoint administration and server virtualization.

With curriculum developed around essential industry certifications by Microsoft, CompTIA, and Cisco, you’ll be prepared to challenge several certification exams upon graduation.

This shift has led to an ever-growing increase in demand for individuals possessing the skills to assess, plan and implement a cybersecurity defence strategy. The 70-week Cybersecurity Specialist program can give you the training you need to pursue a career in helping to secure networked computer systems and their users.

Your courses will cover everything you need to know about managing networks and computers, cybersecurity techniques, digital forensics, and more. You’ll also get prepared to write exams for valuable industry certifications, including Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) A+, Net+, Security+, CySA+, PenTest+; and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)

Upon graduation, you’ll be ready to use your cybersecurity skills working for organizations of all sizes.