Computer and Information Science Micro-Credential

Computer and Information Science Micro-Credential Program Overview

ECPI University offers Certificate programs (also referred to as Micro-credentials) that focus on specific skill sets. These programs are shorter than traditional degree programs and are designed to meet the needs of working professionals so that they can stay competitive in their field. Micro-Credential programs may be offered in a variety of ways to suit the learning style and schedules of individuals. They may include remote learning, instructor led in-seat learning, hybrid courses, and online courses.

About Computer and Information Science Micro-Credentials

Technical Support. The micro-credential program covers aspects of the use of information technology in today’s organizations, including operating systems, software programs, networking, and security. This employer-driven hands-on interactive educational program equips students with skills required for career-entry positions in tier 1 technical support for a wide range of companies.

Linux System Administration. The micro-credential program covers aspects of the administration of Linux system administration such as installation, configuration, hardening, scripting, managing, and troubleshooting different Linux distributions. This employer-driven hands-on interactive educational programs equip students with system administration skills required for career-entry positions in Linux system administration for a wide range of companies.

Windows System Administration. The micro-credentials program covers aspects of the administration of Windows client and server administration such as installation, configuration, hardening, scripting, managing, and troubleshooting different Windows clients and servers. This employer-driven hands-on interactive educational programs equip students with Windows administration skills required for career-entry positions in Windows system administration for a wide range of companies.

Cyber Defense and Ethical Hacking. The Micro-credential program covers aspects of the offensive and defensive tactics in protecting an organization’s systems, such as planning, designing, configuring, and administering a network and security infrastructure. The certificate teaches students to monitor and troubleshoot a network and security infrastructure. This employer-driven hands-on interactive educational program equips students with cybersecurity skills required for career-entry positions in cybersecurity for a wide range of companies.