Skip to main content Skip to main navigation Skip to footer content

Diagnose. Solve. Succeed. Your Path to Technology Jobs.

Build the technology skills that drive today's workplace with WVC's Data Center and Computer Technician certificates or the Network Administration degree—ideal for new students ready to launch or advance in IT, support, and networking.

Academic Pathways

Associate of Applied Science - Network Administration

Prepare for several industry-recognized certifications including CompTIA A+, Comp TIA Network+, Linux and Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) with this two-year program.

Learn More

Data Center/IT Support Technician Certificate of Completion

Learn how to solve hardware, software, operating system, and networking issues; install, configure, and troubleshoot operating sytems; and configure and support networks.

Learn More

Learning Outcomes

A student works on a computer network while the instructor observes.

Hardware, Software, and Troubleshooting

Diagnose and repair computer hardware and software issues, working both independently and in teams to keep workstations and devices running smoothly.
A computer technician works on a computer's operating system.

Client/Server Operating Systems and Networks

Install and configure client and server operating systems, build small networks, and troubleshoot connectivity from the physical to the application layer.
Two students sit in a computer lab and work on computers.

Certification and Career Readiness

Build the hands-on knowledge needed to pursue certifications like CompTIA A+, Network+, and Linux, and step into entry-level IT, networking, and data center roles.
A person wearing a headset sits at a desk and observes two computer monitors.

Security and System Administration

Manage user accounts, permissions, and basic security settings while identifying common security risks and applying best practices to protect systems and data.

Career Pathways

Data Centers

Data Center Technician

Work in setting up and maintaining data center environments. Work with server hardware and networking equipment.

IT Departments and Tech Support

Computer support specialist, help desk technician

Solve hardware and software issues for teams.

Corporate and Business Offices

Network support specialist, systems administrator

Manage networks, servers, and user security.

Cybersecurity and Data Centers

Security technician, junior cybersecurity analyst

Protect systems and data in today's digital workplace.

Healthcare and Public Agencies

IT technician, computer network support specialist

Maintain and upgrade systems in essential sectors.

 

 

A student works on a computer's hard drive in a classroom.

Learn more about career outlooks in computer technology!

O*Net Online

 

Contact

David Burns
Faculty, Computer Technology and Systems