Introduction to VoIP Telephony Integration Courses

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Computer Maintenance and Networking

Computer maintenance and networking engineering technologists install, maintain and repair computer systems, networks and associated equipment. Along with a broad, general electronics background, students are given comprehensive information and training in computer system structure, peripheral device operation, installation procedures, and troubleshooting practices through this extensive, hands-on curriculum. Typical job titles include computer systems specialist, computer maintenance technician, field service representative, installation technician, field engineer, systems integrator and applications specialist.

Network communications technology engineers design, install, test, and manage local and wide area networks. Additional topics covered in the coursework include software installation, multimedia development fundamentals, and web page design. Varieties of elective courses are available to augment the program.

The Computer Maintenance and Networking (CMNW) program in the Engineering Technologies division offers state-of-the-art instruction and practical hands-on experience in computer science, computer systems, networking technologies and A+ certification.

CMNW Program Educational Objectives

Graduates of the Computer Maintenance and Networking program major will:

I. Be prepared to function effectively in the computer maintenance and networking fields by applying relevant technical knowledge and technical skills in: Basic electronics, programming, operation, installation, maintenance, selection, and optimization of computer systems, computer networks and associated hardware and software systems.

II. Demonstrate a high standard of professional ethics, attitudes, and values.

III. Communicate effectively and work collaboratively in teams.

IV. Be prepared to pursue higher education and value lifelong learning.

EET/CMNW Department Goals:

The EET/CMNW department will maintain a student centered learning environment that helps students develop professionally into the sought after graduates in the computer maintenance and networking fields in this region.
The EET/CMNW department will create, expand, and continuously improve courses and programs relating to the focus of the department.
The CMNW department will actively assist faculty growth, development and partnership.

CMNW Program Outcomes

At graduation, CMNW students must:

Demonstrate knowledge, techniques, skills, and use of the appropriate tools in computer maintenance and networking applications to include basic electronics, programming, operation, installation, maintenance, selection, and optimization of computer systems, computer networks and associated hardware and software systems.
Apply math, science, and engineering technology principles to problems in computer maintenance and networking applications.
Complete laboratory exercises and write technical lab reports with recommendations for improvement.
Use creativity in the design of computer programs, computer networks, diagnostics solutions, and data communication systems.
Work productively as an individual and as a member of a problem solving team in an engineering environment.
Recognize problems in computer maintenance and networking applications and develop appropriate solutions.
Effectively communicate technical ideas and problem solving decisions with others.
Recognize the need to maintain currency in the computer maintenance and networking career field through a commitment to lifelong learning.
Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior, and social responsibilities in a diverse and global workplace.
Demonstrate respect for diversity and an understanding of the impact of social and global issues when dealing with technical problems.
Demonstrate commitment to quality, timeliness and continuous improvement.

Following is a short list of some of the technologies and skills covered in our courses and laboratories:

Topics Covered in CMNW	Course in Which the Topic is Covered
Computer forensics	CMNW 222
Wireless communications, installation and troubleshooting	CMNW 220 and CMNW 241
Satellite communications, dish and receiver installation and troubleshooting	CMNW 220
Fiber optics communications, installation and troubleshooting	CMNW 220
Data recovery	CMNW 241 and CMNW 222
C-Programming for hardware interfacing	CMNW 221
C++ Object Oriented programming for hardware interfacing	CMNW 221
Linux operating system	CMNW 241 and CMNW 221
Computer diagnostics	CMNW 141
Advanced computer diagnostics	CMNW 241
LAN Design, optimization and diagnostics	CMNW 145
Microcontrollers	ELCT 221
Digital Devices	ELCT 121
Digital Communications	CMNW 220
A+ Certification	CMNW 101 and CMNW 201

Available Programs	Can Be Completed In	Courses Required (credits)
1. A+ Certification	1 Semester	2 Courses (8 Credits)
2. Certificate of Completion	2 Semesters	6 Courses (21 Credits)
3. Certificate of Proficiency	2. Semesters	9 Courses (34 Credits)
4. Associate Degree	4 Semesters	19 Courses (65/68 Credits)

See why LCCC is the best place to start your new career:

All Credits earned in the Certificate of Completion apply towards the Certificate of Proficiency, and all credits earned in the Certificate of Proficiency apply towards the Associate degree with no loss of credits
CMNW graduates are accepted in all of the state of Ohio universities into their respective technology fields of study and are concurrently accepted into Toledo University's Computer Science and Engineering Technology degree (CSET) which is offered locally at the LCCC campus. Upon graduation from LCCC students will be apply all credits earned towards LCCC's CMNW program toward the first three years of course requirements at Toledo's CSET program.
Laboratories are equipped with state-of-the-art technology tools.
Small class size that provides ample faculty/student interaction.

For more information, contact:

Hikmat Chedid
Professor
CMNW Program Coordinator
Extension 7017
Room AT 116G