Trident Learning

This course introduces students to the Windows Server operating system. Students will learn how to install and configure the most commonly used roles and services as well as how to maintain a server.

This course introduces students to Linux / UNIX operating systems. .
The basic ideas and concepts encountered in this course are the same for all flavors of UNIX.
Students are introduced to the key procedures of system booting and shutdown, maintaining file systems
as well as basic networking tasks.

This course is designed to introduce learners to the study of microcomputer networking. The course will focus on training learners to configure, manage, and troubleshoot elements of the basic computer network infrastructure. Main areas of study will include understanding wired and wireless networks, Internet Protocol and related tools, network infrastructure and security.  Learners will be guided in hands-on practice through real life experience in working with computer networks.

This course is design to provide an understanding of the basic concepts of computer networks using the ISO-OSI reference model.  This course will introduce some of the common communications protocols and standards that are presently in use.  This course will cover topics such as LANs, WANs, Physical Media, Data Transmission, Network Design, Network Operating Systems and Networking Applications.

The course also looks at the history of networks, basic electronic concepts and terms, serial vs. parallel communications, network management and security and future directions in the industry.

Students will be introduced to network management and troubleshooting.

Topics for this course include background and composition of the New Testament, the symbolic gospel of John; Acts; the nature and significance of Paul’s letters; the church and suffering, the church and false teaching as well as Revelation.

This course is designed to introduce students to the operating systems of computers.  This includes the fundamental structure of a computer system and logic frameworks.  Students will initially be instructed in the writing of algorithms and flowcharts.  Algorithms and flowcharts will then be converted into computer programs using higher-level languages such as PASCAL and FORTRAN.

This course is intended to introduce the students to the theoretical framework for clinical nursing practice.  The course uses a systems approach to present course content that covers normal physical characteristics, and deviations from the normal, as well as preparation and care of patients undergoing investigative procedures.