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Network Development Training

Pursue hands-on Network Development Career Training

Network development career training at Brown College is heavy on practical experience. We believe that students learn best when they’re actually experiencing what they may be doing after college. Practical career training can give you the confidence that comes from knowing that you’ve already succeeded at what you’re going to be asked to do in the workforce. If you decide to pursue Network Development training at Brown College, you can expect to:

• Work with current Apple and Windows hardware, software and server environments. Because different industries prefer different platforms, students find it helpful to be work on both Windows and Apple.
• Find out what it’s really like to manage a computer network. Several classes are designed around projects that allow students to manage an entire network, from setting up to troubleshooting to solving problems and working through logistical challenges.
• Provide support to end users. Through exercises and class projects, students can learn to provide technical network assistance to those who have little computer experience. Students learn how to condense technical jargon into layman terms.

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Career training in the Associate of Applied Science degree program in Network Development can be completed in as few as 18 months. The program is short-term, yet intense. Our fast-paced Network Development classes are filled with challenging projects and demanding deadlines that reflect the world that Network Management students will encounter when they graduate. If you want to know what the information technology world is really like, consider practical career training at Brown College.

Interested in becoming an IT professional who specializes in network administration? Contact Brown College to learn more about how you can expand your opportunities through Network Development career training.



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