Microcomputer Technology

This program provides the skills necessary to maintain and support the operations of IBM PC hardware, software, and telecommunications. Topics include installation, interfacing components, trouble-shooting, maintenance, security, and selecting and supporting software. This program trains students for careers as microcomputer technicians and information center specialists.

Program Content
Seven courses and a work-study internship are required for the certificate. The program requires 230.5 hours of classroom instruction. The curriculum consists of the following courses:

Module I
· Introduction to Microcomputer Hardware (DPC 3333)
· Personal Computers - An Introduction and PC DOS (DPC3000 and DPC3002)

Modules II - IV
· Advanced Microcomputer Hardware (DPC3334)
· Advanced Microcomputer Software (DPC3335)
· Internship and Seminar
· PC Electronics
· Advanced PC Topics including Internet Courses may be taken individually. See "Tuition."

Schedule
Module II - IV courses meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:00 to 9:00 pm and begin on October 20, 1998. To receive more information, click on Registration Information.

 Tuition
DPC 3000 and DPC 3002 are $280 each. DPC 3333 is $295. Tuition for the remaining certificate program courses is $2600. Module II - IV classes may be taken individually for $440 each. Internships are available only for students enrolled in the Certificate Program. Placement counseling is available.

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