Programs of Study
Computer Support
Certificate | Graduation Requirements: 30 credits
NY State Tuition Assistance Program financial aid is available for part-time study (min. of 6 credits required), so don't get passed over and miss out on your chance for a good job by being under-qualified.
Program Summary:
A Certificate in Information Technology (IT) Support combines general education coursework with fundamental knowledge and skills in IT installation, maintenance, and problem-solving. Whether you're an aspiring IT professional or looking to enhance your skills, this program covers a range of important domains, including IT fundamentals, Networking, Hardware and Software, Linux, and Cybersecurity – all aligned with CompTIA standards.
1. IT Fundamentals:
• Gain a solid foundation in IT concepts and terminology.
• Understand the essentials of computer hardware, software, and operating systems.
2. Networking Essentials:
• Dive into the world of networking protocols, configurations, and troubleshooting.
• Learn about network devices, IP addressing, and subnetting.
3. Hardware and Software Basics:
• Explore the intricacies of computer hardware components and their functions.
• Master the installation and configuration of software applications.
4. Linux Fundamentals:
• Acquire proficiency in Linux operating systems.
• Navigate the command line, manage files, and understand Linux security.
5. Cybersecurity Principles (CompTIA Security+):
• Learn cybersecurity fundamentals in alignment with CompTIA Security+.
• Understand encryption, authentication, and network security protocols.
Program Features:
• Real-world Simulations: Encounter real-world IT challenges through simulated environments.
• Certification Preparation: Align your skills with industry standards, preparing for CompTIA certifications.
Transferability:
• General education courses (Core) are designed for easy transfer to SUNY institutions and applicable to requirements at private and out-of-state institutions.
• Technical coursework may be transferrable to other institutions.
Prerequisites: Basic computer literacy, and eagerness to learn about IT are required.

The SUNY Sullivan
Advantage
Graduates will be prepared to:
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Create, maintain, edit and format word processing documents
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Create, maintain, edit and format spreadsheets
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Create, maintain, edit and query databases
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Create and maintain web pages and websites
Business Mathematics OR Elective by Advisement
Introduction to Computer Science
Logic and Problem Solving
Composition I
Networking Essentials
Business Communications
Fundamentals of Accounting
Computer Hardware and Software
Web Design and Development
Microsoft Excel

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