Kelowna Campus
Landmark Technology Centre 3
Suite 100 - 1632 Dickson Ave
Kelowna, BC, V1Y 7T2
Ph: 250-860-2787
Toll free: 1-866-860-2787
Fredericton Campus
130 Carleton Street
Fredericton, NB, E3B 3T4
Ph: 506-460-1280
Toll free: 1-877-369-1888
Halifax Campus
1577 Barrington Street
Halifax, NS, B3J 1Z7
Ph: 902-429-1847
Toll free: 1-866-429-1847
If your ready to throw yourself into the full Network Security Program then the 18 month Network Security Specialist Program is where you need to be. At The Centre schools we use a combination of hands on training and professional development that is designed to get you job ready.
Encryption, Public Key Infrastructure Architecture and Administration
Encryption, Public Key Infrastructure Architecture and Administration is a course of study that provides practical knowledge of encryption technology and how it is applied in various industries. Conceptual overviews of cryptographic algorithms, confidentiality, integrity, authentication, non-repudiation, access control, and cryptographic standards and protocols are provided. Public key infrastructure (PKI) concepts including certificates, revocation and trust models are examined with a hands-on project.
Advanced Operating Systems
Advanced Operating Systems is a project-based course that provides participants the knowledge and skills required to fully administer a single Unix-based server. Topics include fundamental Linux navigation as a user, installing and managing a Linux distribution, configuring and managing disks and file systems, users, groups and permissions, backups and restores (tar), installing software and packages, and shutting down and rebooting Linux.
Data Communications and Networks
Data Communications and Networks is a project-based course in which participants will learn how to configure data communications and networking utilizing Linux as a learning tool. DNS, NFS, DHCP and Samba are covered. Concepts covered include the OSI 7-layer model, encapsulation and decapsulation, routing, and the basic TCP/IP applications.
Advanced Network Systems
Advanced Network Systems is a course that examines the issues of advanced network environments using Linux and Unix. Concepts such as compiling applications and the kernel, optimizing Linux network performance, and using systems and software in alternative ways to reach your goals. Participants will be engaged in a very intensive hands-on project to solidif concepts learned.
Advanced Networking with Cisco Technologies
Advanced Networks with Cisco Technologies is a hands-on project based course on Cisco-specific networking topics. LANs, WANs, and VLANs are examined in the context of a typical commercial enterprise network constructed with Cisco IOSbased equipment. Configuration of routing protocols and network address translations will also be explored.
Introduction to Forensic Interviewing and Psychology
Advanced Networks with Cisco Technologies is a hands-on project based course on Cisco-specific networking topics. LANs, WANs, and VLANs are examined in the context of a typical commercial enterprise network constructed with Cisco IOSbased equipment. Configuration of routing protocols and network address translations will also be explored.
Computer Forensics for the First Responder
Computer Forensics for the First Responder is a course that covers conceptual and pragmatic skills for the first responder for forensic investigation. All IT professionals with any security-related duties should be versed with rules of engaging in a forensic examination, including areas such as non-liturgical and liturgical forensic examination, abuse issues, intrusion management, profiling, and privacy issues.
Microsoft Exchange Server Administration
Microsoft Exchange Server Administration is a project-based course of study that provides participants a detailed understanding of Microsoft Exchange and its role within an organization. In addition to email administration, topics include high availability, security, and administrative best-practices.
Hands-on Network Exploits, Vulnerabilities, and Penetration Testing
Hardware and Networking Fundamentals is a handson course designed to introduce participants to the hardware and core concepts of current computers and wired networks. Participants gain an overview of the various hardware and connection issues that surface during hands-on building and wiring of computers and networks. Human factors in computing and desktop support will be explored in a project.
Professional Development I, II, III, IV, V (This is a mandatory course in each quater)
The Professional Development Program consists of a series of modules spread throughout the academic program that focus on the personal and interpersonal aspects of employability skills required for success at work and in life. Through a combination of instruction and activities including scenario training, individual and group activities, discussions, and reflection students are given opportunity to discover and develop lifelong values, personal definitions of success and mission statements, and to investigate best practices in achieving their personal and career goals. Awareness of expectations and consequences of actions within business and social situations will be emphasized, providing opportunities to develop into the kind of people that others want to know and work with, whether employers, business partners, or fellow workers. This includes behavioural awarenessand skills in resolving personal and interpersonal issues, and letting go of schemas that don't support success as
