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Network Server Administration - Certificate Program

Are you interested in becoming a network server administrator? Eastern Florida State College offers a Network Server Administration College Credit Certificate (CCC) program specifically designed for entry-level positions in this field.

The core courses cover a range of topics including network design, data protection, operating systems, network security, directory infrastructure, server maintenance, and more. These courses are delivered progressively, starting with computer networking and gradually introducing client and server operating systems, security measures, and advanced server administration concepts.

If you're already employed in the field, you can enhance your skills through various offerings in computer systems administration, network design and security, and related techniques.

Moreover, the credits you earn in this program can also be applied toward EFSC's Associate in Science (A.S.) degree in Network Systems Technology.

Network Server Administration Certificate - Course Curriculum

The certificate program consists of eight classes designed to develop your proficiency in the fundamental aspects of network servers.

Please note that two of the courses require a prerequisite: Exploring Digital Technology (CGS 1000), which must be completed before enrolling in those specific classes. If you're a full-time student, you can complete this CCC in two semesters. Part-time students may take a bit longer.

Network Server Administration - Certificate Program

Program Overview

Certificate Type
College Credit Certificate (CCC)
Delivery Method
On-Campus, Hybrid
Locations
Cocoa, Melbourne, Palm Bay, Titusville
Total Credit Hours
24
Academic Community
Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics
Contact Information

Email Advising
321-632-1111

See advising options for Dec. 2, 2024 - Jan. 22, 2025 due to the peak registration period.

Network Server Administration Certificate - Admissions Information

To join this program at Eastern Florida, simply apply through the regular admissions process. The Network Server Administration Certificate offers continuous enrollment, allowing you to start classes in any term that suits you.

While no placement tests are needed for this program, if you plan on moving on to the A.S. degree, you'll eventually have to take a college-level Common Placement Test (CPT). For any questions or guidance, reach out to the program advisor.

Brief Costs and Financial Aid Eligibility

For in-state students, the cost of tuition for this 24-credit-hour certificate program is approximately $2,500. It's important to keep in mind that this amount excludes additional expenses, such as course materials and lab fees.

Fortunately, there are several options to help alleviate the overall cost of your education. You may qualify for financial aid programs, scholarships from public or private sources, or Veterans Educational Benefits. These resources offer financial assistance and can contribute to making your education more affordable.

College Courses You Would Take

The primary focus of this certificate program is to provide you with hands-on training and practical experience in the latest network server approaches. It aims to equip you with the skills necessary to tackle real-world scenarios effectively.

Outlined below are a few of the courses included in the program:

Why Study Network Server Administration at EFSC?

Boost Your Job Prospects With Industry Certifications

Eastern Florida State College is an authorized testing site for numerous computer and IT certification exams. Prepare for these exams through our boot camps and take the certification tests for free at an EFSC assessment center. Impress employers with your in-demand skills!

Start the Path to a Higher Degree

Upon finishing this CCC, you can transfer your credits toward a related computer A.S. degree at EFSC. This serves as a smooth pathway to our Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree in Computer Information Systems Technology. The BAS program provides five specializations including cybersecurity, networking systems, software development, and more. Pursuing these degrees allows you to advance your education and specialize in your preferred area of interest.

Related Computer Programs

As you consider the Network Server Administration Certificate, EFSC provides additional degree and certificate programs in the same field. These programs serve as stepping stones for degrees or offer immediate job-related skills.