Student Name:__________________________________________________________ Computer & Informaon Technologies: A+ Prep (4 Total Credit Hrs) Maysville Community & Technical College Open Admissions Cerficate Sharon Staviski, Program Coordinator Phone: (606)-783-1538 ext. 66318 Office: 206E Rowan Campus Email: [email protected] Academic Plan Code: 1101017089 Academic Sub Code: 1101013529 Academic Program Code: ENTC Maysville Community & Technical College Rev. 11/2019 More detailed and updated information may be available at maysville.kctcs.edu KCTCS is an equal opportunity employer and education institution. 1. It is the responsibility of the student to nofy their Advisor of changes they have made to their class schedule. Failure to do so could result in a delayed graduaon date or ineligibility for graduaon. (Examples: Online registraon, drop/add, or change of class sequence.) 2. MAT 61 AND CIT 105 must be completed before enrolling into CIT 111; OR Consent of Instructor. 3. Cerficates may also be completed prior to or while earning an AAS degree. (Refer to MCTC’s CIT Program Website) . 4. Students may only use a course with a grade of “C” or higher to fulfill a core or track graduaon requirement or a cerficate requirement. 3. Required minimum ACT, TABE, KYOTE or COMPASS placement scores for general educaon courses are listed below. Notes: Cerficate Requirements (4 Credit Hours) Credit Hours Semester Taken CIT 111 Computer Hardware and Soſtware 4 Total 4 A+ Cerficaon Informaon The A+ Cerficate offers students the opportunity to earn a credenal demonstrang basic competency in the area of computer hardware and soſtware. The cerficate consists of one course that prepares students for the CompTIA A+ cerficaon exams which are recognized by the computer industry around the world. It gives those who are unable, or do not need, to complete a degree a way of demonstrang their level of proficiency. Upon compleon of this Cerficate program, the graduate can: 1. Idenfy and explain motherboard components. 2. Idenfy, install, configure, and upgrade personal computer components. 3. Perform device driver installaon, scheduled maintenance, and memory and firmware updates. 4. Idenfy common tools, basic diagnosc procedures, troubleshoong techniques, and prevenve maintenance methods. 5. Explain and apply the troubleshoong process to diagnose and repair common hardware and soſtware problems. 6. Demonstrate an understanding of conversion between binary, decimal, hexadecimal number systems. 7. Compare and contrast client operang systems and their features. 8. Use mulple user interfaces, including command-line, to perform operang system management tasks; to configure, opmize, and upgrade the current client operang systems; and to diagnose network connecon issues. 9. Use and manage file systems, operang system ulies, backup programs, and opmizaon tools. 10. Describe the process to install, configure, secure, and troubleshoot a basic small or home office network 11. Idenfy the fundamental principles of networking and security. 12. Describe and apply appropriate operaonal procedures including safety, environmental procedures, good communicaon skills, and professional behavior. Total Credit Hours: 4 Math Reading Wring ACT 19 20 18 COMPASS ALG 25 85 74 KYOTE CA 14 or higher N/A N/A TABE N/A 12.2-12.9 12.8.12.9
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Student Name:__________________________________________________________ Computer & Information Technologies: A+ Prep (4 Total Credit Hrs) Maysville Community & Technical College Open Admissions Certificate
Sharon Staviski, Program Coordinator Phone: (606)-783-1538 ext. 66318 Office: 206E Rowan Campus Email: [email protected]
Academic Plan Code: 1101017089 Academic Sub Code: 1101013529 Academic Program Code: ENTC
Maysville Community & Technical College Rev. 11/2019 More detailed and updated information may be available at maysville.kctcs.edu KCTCS is an equal opportunity employer and education institution.
1. It is the responsibility of the student to notify their Advisor of changes they have made to their class schedule. Failure to do so could result in a delayed graduation date or ineligibility for graduation. (Examples: Online registration, drop/add, or change of class sequence.)
2. MAT 61 AND CIT 105 must be completed before enrolling into CIT 111; OR Consent of Instructor.
3. Certificates may also be completed prior to or while earning an AAS degree. (Refer to MCTC’s CIT Program Website) .
4. Students may only use a course with a grade of “C” or higher to fulfill a core or track graduation requirement or a certificate requirement.
3. Required minimum ACT, TABE, KYOTE or COMPASS placement scores for
general education courses are listed below.
Notes: Certificate Requirements (4 Credit Hours) Credit
Hours
Semester
Taken
CIT 111 Computer Hardware and Software 4
Total 4
A+ Certification Information
The A+ Certificate offers students the opportunity to earn a credential
demonstrating basic competency in the area of computer hardware and
software. The certificate consists of one course that prepares students for the CompTIA A+ certification exams which are recognized by the computer
industry around the world. It gives those who are unable, or do not need, to
complete a degree a way of demonstrating their level of proficiency.
Upon completion of this Certificate program, the graduate can:
1. Identify and explain motherboard components.
2. Identify, install, configure, and upgrade personal computer
components.
3. Perform device driver installation, scheduled maintenance, and
memory and firmware updates.
4. Identify common tools, basic diagnostic procedures, troubleshooting
techniques, and preventive maintenance methods.
5. Explain and apply the troubleshooting process to diagnose and repair
common hardware and software problems.
6. Demonstrate an understanding of conversion between binary,
decimal, hexadecimal number systems.
7. Compare and contrast client operating systems and their features.
8. Use multiple user interfaces, including command-line, to perform
operating system management tasks; to configure, optimize, and
upgrade the current client operating systems; and to diagnose
network connection issues.
9. Use and manage file systems, operating system utilities, backup
programs, and optimization tools.
10. Describe the process to install, configure, secure, and troubleshoot a
basic small or home office network
11. Identify the fundamental principles of networking and security.
12. Describe and apply appropriate operational procedures including
safety, environmental procedures, good communication skills, and
professional behavior.
Total Credit Hours: 4
Math Reading Writing
ACT 19 20 18
COMPASS ALG 25 85 74
KYOTE CA 14 or higher N/A N/A
TABE N/A 12.2-12.9 12.8.12.9
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