Hampton College, Richmond BC:
Hampton College is located in Richmond BC, which is part of the Metro Vancouver area in Canada. We are fully registered by the Government of British Columbia. We offer Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Postgraduate Diploma programs in Business Administration, Hospitality/Hotel Management, ESL and Information Technology. All our postgraduate programs include paid co-op up to 12 months. Students will receive work permit at the same time when they apply for student visa. Upon successful completion of the Advanced and Postgraduate Diploma programs, international students interested in immigrating to Canada or in getting well paid and long-term jobs in Canada, will also receive maximum points towards immigration to Canada for both employment and academic purposes. Our primary goal is to provide students with the knowledge and skills they need for successful employment and career in Canada and internationally.
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Program Name:
1.S
ystem Administration and Security Professional Co-op (SASP Co-op).
2.System Administration and Security Professional (SASP).
Program Description:
The System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program is designed for post-secondary graduates who want a challenging career in the fast paced System/Network Administration and Internet Security field. The SASP program provides the IT training needed for an entry-level position in network or computer system administration. An entry-level systems or network administrator often works behind the scenes, assisting a senior system administrator with routine maintenance and monitoring of systems, analyzing problems, providing hardware and software support, and working to make sure that all the parts of a company's system, such as computers, printers, software, and the entire network system are all up and running properly.
The System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program fulfills the need for trained entry-level network administration and security professionals. It provides the essential networking and security technical knowledge as well as the essential business and professional skills, such as teamwork and communication, needed for success in administrative and management positions in industry.
The System Administration and Security Professional program (SASP) prepares individuals to plan, manage, and secure the network infrastructure of an enterprise. The program includes knowledge and skill development in business communications and leadership as well as the essential technical knowledge. The technology focus of this program is network administration, with an emphasis on Windows environments, Linux environments, hardware tools, networking tools, project management, and security of the network infrastructure in both environments.
Program Length:
The System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program is an intensive Two year program that prepares students for a career in System/Network Administration and Security. The program includes one year full time classroom learning and a one year Co-op term as industry work experience. The System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program includes 1040 hours of required course hours. The program is offered in a full-time format, mostly scheduled during the day, four hrs everyday Monday to Friday.
Learning Outcome:
The goals of the System Administration and Security Professional program (SASP) are to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and experience to:
-administer and operate a multi-vendor computer network to defined service levels;
-establish, monitor, and maintain security on a multi-vendor computer network;
-design, plan, and implement secure multi-vendor computer networks;
-troubleshoot multi-vendor computer networks and efficiently resolve the troubles experienced on the network;
-demonstrate professionalism in communication and project management;
-formulate a network design, given a set of network objectives; and
-demonstrate professional
ism in the supervision of the work of other network and security staff.
Career Opportunities:
SASP graduates are well equipped to compete for entry level and intermediate level jobs in network administration and security. While actual jobs obtained depend on the individual student's background prior to the program and their achievements during the program, typical jobs for graduates include:
• Network Administrator or Analyst;
• Computer Network Administrator;
• Network Security Analyst;
• Network Manager or Director;
• Security or Network Assistant;
• System Engineer/Network Administrator;
• Computer Network Technician;
• System Analyst and others;
Industry Certifications:
CompTIA:
• A+ IT Technician, Network+, Security+, Linux+
Linux:
• LPIC (Linux Professional Institute Certification)
Microsoft:
• MCTS (Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist)
• MCSA (Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator)
• MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer)
Cisco:
• CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Administrator)
Wireless:
• CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator)
Accreditation:
Upon the completion of this program, graduates should be able to take following Sixteen (16) industry certification exam:
• CompTIA A+ Essentials Certification exam;
• CompTIA A+ Exam 220-602 IT Technician certification exam;
• CompTIA Network+ Certification exam;
• CompTIA Linux+ Certification exam;
• CompTIA Security+ Certification exam;
• Microsoft Exam 70-620: TS: Configuring Microsoft Windows Vista Client;
• Microsoft Exam 70-290: Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003;
• Microsoft Exam 70-291: Implementing Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure;
• Microsoft Exam 70-293: Planning a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure;
• Microsoft Exam 70-294: Planning a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory;
• Microsoft Exam 70-29
7: Designing a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Network;
• Microsoft Exam 70-298: Designing Security for a Windows Server 2003 Network
• Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA);
• Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA);
• The Linux Professional Institute Junior Level Administration (LPIC - 2 exams).
Admission Requirements:
• High School graduation or 19 year age.
• English 12 (60% or better grade) or English-language proficiency
• 2 References (Professional or Academic)
• Current Resume with Cover Letter
• An entrance test or a telephone interview is required
Program Details:
Instructors
Courses in the System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program are taught by highly qualified professionals with min 5 years teaching experience in IT industry education. Instructors have direct industry experience, and bring a wealth of practical information, certified my Microsoft, Novell, Cisco, and CompTIA.
Learning Format
The program is delivered in a series of intensive face-to-face courses, employing a range of learning modes including lectures, seminars, computer labs, assignments and group projects. Emphasis is placed on network administration and conceptual skills via hands-on lab standard set by Microsoft, Novell, Cisco, and CompTIA. All courses are taught in an information-intensive way and focus on concepts and techniques. In order to develop competence with the theories and applications, participants are expected to practice what they learn through hands on lab and assignments.
Learning Resource
Hampton College is an Authorized Microsoft IT Academy and a Prometric Testing Centre which assure the quality of instruction and infrastructure. Students can write vendor’s exam on campus.
Being a Microsoft IT Academy Program Member, Hampton College uses only Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC) as Textbook.
Microsoft Official Academic Courses are the next generation of the popular Academic Learning Series, which was developed by Microsoft especially for instructors who teach Microsoft networking technologies in the academic classroom. The Official Academic Courses have been redesigned to reflect the new job-task focus of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Certified Professional track, making them ideally suited for preparing students for the Microsoft Certified Professional exams.
For other courses Hampton College will use only Vendor approved courseware.
Practicum:
The classroom component is complemented with a four-week Practicum in industry, which all students must complete. The Practicum provides an opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge gained in an actual workplace, building upon experience and knowledge acquired from coursework, enabling graduates to compete more effectively for jobs.
Practicum is offered to qualified students where opportunities are available. Most practicum opportunities are unpaid and will last for duration of approximately 4 weeks. Practicum is subject to the availability of host companies and the personal suitability of the student. As such, practicum placement is not guaranteed.
Students must make a reasonable effort to cooperate in the practicum placement process, which is modeled on the job interview process. Students accepted for a practicum will be considered "placed," and alternative options will not be considered unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Assessment:
Program participants are assessed according to Hampton College assessment guidelines to ensure successful acquisition of skills and concepts. Assessment is based on attendance and participation, assignments, presentations, projects, quizzes and exams.
Students must achieve a minimum of 60% in every course and module and cannot be absent more than eleven classes (one class for each month of academic study). Students must also successfully complete a four-week Practicum as evidenced in the sponsoring organization’s Practicum report.
Completion of the vendor certifications is important to student assessment and helps students obtain jobs on graduation. The vendor certifications complement the Hampton College credential and provide further evidence of students’ knowledge, thereby improving their chances to obtain an interview and a job.
Graduation Requirements:
To graduate from the System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program, participants must not be absent more than eleven classes (one class for each month of academic study) including scheduled classes, supervised labs and discussion sessions; successfully complete required program requirements with a minimum of 60% on all graded assignments, presentations, exams, etc; receive a "Pass" on portions of the program that are graded "Pass/Fail;" and receive a minimum of a "Pass" or 60% on the practicum and major project components of the program.
Course Modifications:
The learning objectives, subject areas, topics, speakers and assignments that make up the System Administration and Security Professional (SASP) program will change over time to reflect the needs of participants, new best practices and technologies, and the best use of resources. The programs may also change in duration, number of instructional hours or requirements for completion.
Note: the curriculum is subject to change to reflect learner needs and changes in the industry, and to make best use of resources.
Certification:
Upon graduation, participants will receive a Diploma in System Administration and Security Professional (SASP).
Program 
Name:
1.Diploma in Information Technology Administration Co-op (ITA Co-op).
2.Diploma in Information Technology Administration (ITA).
Program Description:
The Diploma in Information Technology Administration program fulfills the need for trained entry-level network administration and security professionals. It provides the essential networking and security technical knowledge as well as the essential business and professional skills, such as teamwork and communication, needed for success in administrative and management positions in industry.
The Diploma in Information Technology Administration program prepares individuals to plan, manage, and secure the network infrastructure of an enterprise. The program includes knowledge and skill development in business communications and leadership as well as the essential technical knowledge. The technology focus of this program is network administration, with an emphasis on Windows environments, hardware tools, networking tools, project management, and security of the network infrastructure.
Program Length:
The Diploma in Information Technology Administration program is an intensive eight month program that prepares students for a career in System/Network Administration and Security. The program includes six months full time classroom learning and a one month industry practicum. The Diploma in Advanced Information Technology program includes 580 hours of required course hours. The program is offered in a full-time format, mostly scheduled during the day, four hrs everyday Monday to Friday.
Learning Outcome:
The goals of the Diploma in Information Technology Administration program are to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and experience to:
-administer and operate a Microsoft computer network to defined service levels;
-establish, monitor, and maintain security on a Microsoft computer network;
-design, plan, and implement secure Microsoft computer networks;
-troubleshoot Microsoft computer networks and efficiently resolve the troubles experienced on the network;
-demonstrate professionalism in communication and project management;
-formulate a network design, given a set of network objectives; and
-demonstrate professionalism in the supervision of the work of other network and security staff.
Career Opportunities:
Program graduates are well equipped to compete for entry level and intermediate level jobs in network administration and security. While actual jobs obtained depend on the individual student's background prior to the program and their achievements during the program, typical jobs for graduates include:
• Network Administrator or Analyst;
• Computer Network Administrator;
• Network Security Analyst;
• Network Manager or Director;
• Security or Network Assistant;
• System Engineer/Network Administrator;
• Computer Network Technician;
• System Analyst and others;
Industry Certifications:
Microsoft:
• MCSA (Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator)
• MCTS (Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist)
Cisco:
• CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Administrator)
CompTIA:
• CompTIA A+ (IT Technician)
• CompTIA Network+ (Network Technician)
Certification Exams:
Upon the completion of this program, graduates should be able to take following Seven (7) Exams:
• Microsoft Exam 70-620: TS: Configuring Microsoft Windows Vista Client;
• Microsoft Exam 70-290: Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003;
• Microsoft Exam 70-291: Implementing Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure;
• Microsoft Exam 70-299: Security in a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network;
• Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA);
• CompTIA Network+ Exam:N10-003;
• CompTIA A+ Essentials;
• CompTIA A+ 220-602;
Admission Requirements:
• High School graduation
• English 12 (60% or better grade) or English-language proficiency
• 2 References (Professional or Academic)
• Current Resume with Cover Letter
• An entrance test or a telephone interview may be required
Program Details:
Instructors
Courses in the Diploma in Information Technology Administration are taught by highly qualified professionals with min 5 years teaching experience in IT industry education. Instructors have direct industry experience, and bring a wealth of practical information, certified my Microsoft, Novell, Cisco, and CompTIA.
Learning Format
The program is delivered in a series of intensive face-to-face courses, employing a range of learning modes including lectures, seminars, computer labs, assignments and group projects. Emphasis is placed on network administration and conceptual skills via hands-on lab standard set by Microsoft, Novell, Cisco, and CompTIA. All courses are taught in an information-intensive way and focus on concepts and techniques. In order to develop competence with the theories and applications, participants are expected to practice what they learn through hands on lab and assignments.
Hampton College is an Authorized Microsoft IT Academy and a Prometric Testing Centre which ass
ure the quality of instruction and infrastructure. Students can write vendor’s exam on campus.
Being a Microsoft IT Academy Program Member, Hampton College uses only Microsoft Official Academic Course (MOAC) as Textbook.
Microsoft Official Academic Courses are the next generation of the popular Academic Learning Series, which was developed by Microsoft especially for instructors who teach Microsoft networking technologies in the academic classroom. The Official Academic Courses have been redesigned to reflect the new job-task focus of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Certified Professional track, making them ideally suited for preparing students for the Microsoft Certified Professional exams.
For other courses Hampton College will use only Vendor approved courseware.
Practicum:
The classroom component is complemented with a four-week Practicum in industry, which all students must complete. The Practicum provides an opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge gained in an actual workplace, building upon experience and knowledge acquired from coursework, enabling graduates to compete more effectively for jobs.
Practicum is offered to qualified students where opportunities are available. Most practicum opportunities are unpaid and will last for duration of approximately 4 weeks. Practicum is subject to the availability of host companies and the personal suitability of the student. As such, practicum placement is not guaranteed.
Students must make a reasonable effort to cooperate in the practicum placement process, which is modeled on the job interview process. Students accepted for a practicum will be considered "placed," and alternative options will not be considered unless there are extenuating circumstances.
Assessment:
Program participants are assessed according to Hampton College assessment guidelines to ensure successful acquisition of skills and concepts. Assessment is based on attendance and participation, assignments, presentations, projects, quizzes and exams.
Students must achieve a minimum of 60% in every course and module and cannot be absent more than seven classes (one class for each month of academic study).
Completion of the vendor (Microsoft) certifications is must to student assessment and helps students obtain jobs on graduation. The vendor certifications complement the Hampton College credential and provide further evidence of students’ knowledge, thereby improving their chances to obtain an interview and a job.
Graduation Requirements:
To graduate from the Diploma in Advanced Information Technology program, participants must not be absent more than seven classes (one class for each month of academic study) including scheduled classes, supervised labs and discussion sessions; successfully complete required program requirements with a minimum of 60% on all graded assignments, presentations, exams, etc; receive a "Pass" on portions of the program that are graded "Pass/Fail;" and receive a minimum of a "Pass" or 60% on the practicum and major project components of the program.
Course Modifications:
The learning objectives, subject areas, topics, speakers and assignments that make up the Diploma in Information Technology Administration program will change over time to reflect the needs of participants, new best practices and technologies, and the best use of resources. The programs may also change in duration, number of instructional hours or requirements for completion.
Note: the curriculum is subject to change to reflect learner needs and changes in the industry, and to make best use of resources.
Certification:
Upon graduation, participants will receive a diploma in; Diploma in Information Technology Administration.
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