Computer Repair
and Networking
Chris Dotson, Instructor
Program Goals/Objectives
- to develop sufficient skills for entry-level employment in the Information Technology field
- to stimulate sufficient interest in computer and networking architecture to encourage post-secondary education
- to develop and practice safe work habits
- to develop an understanding of employment and educational opportunities in related fields
- to understand and develop life skills not learned elsewhere
Course Outline
Beginning Students
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safety
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evolution of computers
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personal computer components
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computer assembly
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operation systems
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hardware and software troubleshooting
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printers
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installing drivers
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advanced knowledge of the Internet
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basic web page design
Advanced Students
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advanced troubleshooting
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network technologies
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network layout and design
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network installation and setup
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cabling technologies
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CISCO Networking Academy
Employment Opportunities
Career options available to students who complete the Electronics Technology program include:
- PC technician
- network technician
- network administrator
- network cabling installer
- web page designer
Employment opportunities abound in Greene County at companies like
- Parker Hannifin
- John Deere Power Products, Inc.
- MECO
- Greeneville Light and Power
- Alltrista, Inc.
- Sprint
- Adelphia
Certification/Articulation/Post-Secondary Training
Upon completion of the Computer and Networking Architecture program, you can earn college credit at Northeast State Technical Community College and Walters State Community College. Technical credit may also be applied to Tennessee Technology Center at Morristown.
A certificate from the Center for Technology is awarded to each student earning 4 credits.
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For more information, contact Chris Dotson by phone at 423-639-0171 or by e-mail at dotsonc@gcschools.net