Microcomputer systems and networks

Learning

Install and configure basic and application software, wired, wireless or mixed local networks and connected to public networks.
Install, configure and maintain multi-user services, applications and shared devices in a local network environment.
Assemble and configure computers and peripherals.
Determine the logistics associated with the installation, configuration and maintenance of microcomputer systems.
Diagnose dysfunctions in microcomputer systems and networks through functional tests.
Rethink local network wiring and electronics in small environments and their connection to wide area networks.
Execute established procedures for recovering data and applications from system failures and losses.
Prepare technical and administrative documentation of the system, prepare budgets and advise the client.

Professional Module	Hours	1st course (h/week)	2nd course
Professional Module	Hours	1st course (h/week)	2 terms (h/week)	1 term (hours)
0221. Assembly and maintenance of equipment.	235	7
0222. Single-user operating systems.	155	5
0223. Office applications.	235	8
0229. Training and career guidance.	90	3
0225. Local networks.	235	7
0226. Computer security.	140		6
0227. Networked services.	170		8
0228. Web applications.	100		5
0224. Networked operating systems(1)	180		8
0230. Company and entrepreneurship.	60		3
0231. Training in workplaces.	400			400
Total in the training cycle:	2000	30	30	400

Direct access:

Hold a Graduate Degree in Compulsory Secondary Education or a higher academic level.
Have a Basic Professional Degree (Basic Professional Training).
Hold a Technician or Auxiliary Technician degree or equivalent for academic purposes.
Have passed the second year of the Unified and Multipurpose Baccalaureate (BUP).
To have passed the University entrance exam for people over 25 years old.

Access by test:

Have passed the entrance exam to intermediate level training courses (at least seventeen years of age in the year in which the exam was taken must be taken).