Technical Schools - By State - Pennsylvania - Computers and Networking
Pennsylvania Computer, Electronics, and Networking Schools
The Technical School Directory provides information on training opportunities that can lead you to a rewarding new career. This page lists computer, information technology, networking, and electronics schools and colleges in Pennsylvania, organized by the type of training offered:
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- - Electronics Engineering
- - Help Desk
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Computer Electronics Training Schools
Computer electronics drives more and more of our economy. In addition to personal computers, devices from radio receivers to medical devices rely on electronics to function. Technical schools with Computer Electronics programs teach basic electronic theory, including direct and alternating current, transistors, circuit theory and computer hardware. Upon graduation, you'll be able to install, troubleshoot, and repair a wide variety of equipment.
DeVry University offers an Associate Degree program in Electronics and Computer Technology. Students learn to install, troubleshoot, and maintain a wide variety of computer based systems. The curriculum places a heavy focus on digital and microprocessor systems, electronic communications systems, and electrical and electronic circuitry. Students also learn mathematics, and develop their communications skills and professional development.
Computer Networking and Information Technology Training Schools
Technical schools offering training in networking and information technology provide training on computer maintenance and repair, networking operating systems, networking hardware, and some basic programming. Most schools prepare students for certification programs offered by independent organizations or vendors.
Berks Technical Institute offers two programs designed to train students for a career as a network or Internet professional. The 18 month Network/Internet Professional program leads to an Associate in Specialized Technology Degree. Students learn application programs, databases, and operating systems from a network administrator's perspective, and learn to install and maintain computers and network hardware. Students are prepared for the A+ and CNA certifications.
The two year Internet/Network Engineering degree program covers installation and maintenance of operating system and network software, and prepares the student for A+, CNA, and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Certifications.
Bradford School Pittsburgh offers several programs to help start a career in the information technology or networking fields. The 16 month Associate of Applied Business degrees in Computer Programming or Network Management, and the 10 month Computer Specialist diploma prepare graduates with a wide variety of computer and networking skills. Students learn web development, Visual Basic programming, Windows and Unix, and network hardware and administration.
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CHI Institute offers both a diploma and a degree program that can prepare students to take industry certification exams and find possible employment in the computer networking field. Students in the Computer Networking diploma program learn to install and support Microsoft Windows and Netware networking systems, along with basic network administration. Students in the Computer Networking Technology associate degree program learn to design and implement a Windows networking infrastructure, along with information systems planning.
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Kaplan Career Institute prepares students for IT and networking careers with several degree and diploma programs in information technology and networking. Students gain the skills necessary to take the MCSE exam with the Associate degree in Computer Networking Technology. The program teaches students to plan, implement, and maintain a variety of information systems.
The school also offers 3 month diploma programs in Computer Network Technician and Network Administration that are designed for students with prior experience who want to improve their skills.
Lincoln Technical Institute gives graduates hands on experience with the technology they are likely to confront in a corporate IT department. The Networking program includes training on PC hardware and the Windows Professional and Server operating systems. Students learn basic help desk procedures, and develop their critical thinking and communications skills. The program provides the foundation necessary to take industry certification programs, including the A+, Net+, and MCSE exams.
McCann School of Business and Technology offers an Associate degree in Network Administration that gives students hands-on experience with computer applications and technology. The program includes coursework in managing an Microsoft Windows 2003 networking environment and training that prepares the student for the A+ and Network+ certification exams.
Pennsylvania Institute of Technology associate degree in Computer Software and Information Technology helps students develop an understanding of computer networks, operating systems, and software. After taking 15 courses focusing on core IT concepts, students can choose from Programmer/Analyst, User Support Specialist, or System Administration tracks for the remainder of their courses.
Pittsburgh Technical Institute prepares graduates for information technology careers. The two year Associate degree in Information Technology with a concentration in Network Administration program includes training on Microsoft and UNIX networks, along with Cisco routers. The program also includes courses in personal computer hardware and operating systems, databases, and network security.
YTI Career Institute 21 month Computer Systems Specialist degree program teaches students how to install and upgrade computer hardware, troubleshoot and maintain computers, and configure networks. Students receive hands-on training in computer hardware, application software, and networking systems.
Computer Programming Training Schools
Programmers develop applications for software companies and corporations with custom programming needs. Entry level programmers typically write routines to the specifications written by senior programmers or software engineers. As your career progresses, you'll be able to start with a concept or idea, and develop the entire programming logic yourself. Technical schools with courses in computer programming get you started with instruction on the techniques and languages most in demand.
DeVry University Computer Information Systems Bachelor's degree program trains students in both programming and business skills so that they can develop cutting-edge business applications. Coursework focuses on programming skills, for both online and offline applications. Six concentrations are offered, including Computer Forensics, Information Systems Security and Database Management.
McCann School of Business and Technology Computer Science and Programming Associate degree program offers training in computer applications, programming, and networking. Students learn the Java and C++ languages, along with web development and database management. Prior to graduation, they participate in an internship.
Pittsburgh Technical Institute teaches programming algorithms, user centered application design, and rapid application development in its two year Computer Programming Associate degree. Coursework includes an introduction to databases and Internet programming, along with GUI development.
Electronics Engineering Training Schools
Gain a strong foundation in electrical and electronic theory, microprocessors, integrated circuits, and radio frequency devices with training in electronics engineering. Electronics engineers work with a wide variety of computer based and other types of complex electronic equipment. Upon graduation, you'll be qualified for a position in research and development, test engineering, or technical sales.
DeVry University offers a Bachelor's degree program in Electronics Engineering Technology. Students learn to design, develop and repair a wide variety of computer based systems and networks. The curriculum places a heavy focus on mathematics and sciences, electronic circuits and systems, and digital and microprocessor systems. Students also learn computer programming, computer networks, and software design.
Pittsburgh Technical Institute teaches students to troubleshoot and repair a variety of electronic devices, including computers and telecommunications equipment, in its two year Associate degree in Electronics Engineering Technology. Students receive a combination of classroom and lab training experience, and participate in an internship.
YTI Career Institute offers a 21 month Associate degree in Electronics Engineering Technology, with majors in electronic systems or telecommunications. The program teaches students to troubleshoot and repair analog and digital circuits, maintain and calibrate instrumentation, and troubleshoot and perform preventive maintenance on electronic circuitry.
Help Desk Support Training Schools
As computers continue to play a larger role in all levels of business lift, the demand for qualified help desk personnel is increasing. Help desk personnel are the first line of support used by companies, software and hardware vendors. Help desk training schools provide students with the knowledge they need to support popular applications, and teach them the communications and recordkeeping skills they need for their career.
Lincoln Technical Institute PC Systems and Support training program gets your IT career started in just 7 months. Students learn how to install and troubleshoot Windows 2000 and Windows NT operating systems, and to diagnose and repair common computer hardware problems. The program also provides an introduction to networking, and prepares students to take the A+ and Net+ certification exams.
Network Security Training Schools
Network security schools teach students how to use firewalls, physical plant security, encryption, and other techniques to make sure data only goes to who is authorized to see it. The demand for network security specialists is expected to grow as companies continue to integrate their internal networks with the wide area network of the Internet. You can be part of this growing trend with training for a position as a network security specialist.
Anthem Institute Computer Network Security program teaches students to secure computer networks using firewalls, access control, and encryption. Students learn the Microsoft and Novell network operating systems, Linux, and receive hands-on training with Cisco routers and switches. All programs are not available at all campuses.
Pittsburgh Technical Institute offers an Associate degree in Information Technology with a concentration in Network Security and Computer Forensics. Students learn how to work with Microsoft and UNIX networks, and then take information security specific courses, including cybercrime, computer forensics, and intrusion detection.
YTI Career Institute diploma in Computer Technology & Internet Security Administration prepares graduates for positions in network administration or network security. Course topics include router configuration, hacker prevention, and encryption methods. The program also helps students prepare for a variety of Microsoft and CompTIA certifications.
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