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Milwaukee, United States

School: MILWAUKEE CAREER COLLEGE

Network+
Course Format: Classroom
This course teaches students the foundation concepts of networking. Students will gain the knowledge and skills in current networking technology for local area networks, wide area networks, and the Internet. Student will learn to set up, configure, use, and support a network environment using vendor and product-neutral technologies. Network + is a vendor-neutral certification created by Com...
 

Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)
Course Format: Classroom
The MCSA is a program for professionals who need to gain the skills necessary to successfully manage and troubleshoot computer system environments running on the Microsoft Windows operating system. Prerequisites: A+ Certification is required to be accepted into the program. Possible Career Path Systems Administrator Systems Support Specialist Help Desk II Help Desk III
 

Help Desk Support Professional
Course Format: Classroom
The objective of the Help Desk Support Professional program is to prepare students, with little or no previous experience with computers, for entry-level careers in the Help Desk field. Courses in this program include: Operating Systems, PC Applications, and LAN basics Possible Career Path Telecommunications Office Technician Computer Repair Technician Telecommunications Installation & ...
 

Call Center/Customer Service
Course Format: Classroom
A call center is a central place where customer and other telephone calls are handled by an organization. A call center has the ability to handle large volumes of calls at the same time. Typical call center employment opportunities include mail order catalog processing, telemarketing, customer service, help desks, etc. Call center personnel may be employed by any large organization that uses th...
 

A+/Hardware Maintenance & Support
Course Format: Classroom
This course is an introduction to the technologies that personal computers use. Students will learn about microcomputer basics, peripheral devices, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance. Students will also learn about hardware installation and configuration, diagnostics and repair, printers, computer networks, network connectivity devices, network technologies, and the Internet. Finally, ...
 

Pharmacy Technician
Course Format: Classroom
Milwaukee Career College prepares individuals to assume responsibilities in the pharmacy sector of the health care industry. Pharmacy technician’s assist and support licensed pharmacists in providing health care and medications to patients. Pharmacy technicians must have a broad knowledge of pharmacy practice, and be skilled in the techniques required to order, stock, package, and prepare medic...
 

Medical Coding and Billing Specialist
Course Format: Classroom
Milwaukee Career College prepares individuals for entry-level positions as health information managers, medical record technicians, medical insurance specialists and insurance billing and coding specialists. The coursework consists of classroom education, computer simulation, and hands-on demonstration of learned skills. Using a variety of reference materials, the emphasis will be placed on lea...
 

Medical Assistant
Course Format: Classroom
Milwaukee Career College prepares individuals for entry-level, medical-related positions through the use of education, training and work experience. Under the supervision of a health care provider, MCC Medical Assistants will be capable of covering a wide range of tasks supportive to a medical provider’s practice. Emphasis will be on medical support including patient interviews, assisting with ...
 

Interior Design
Course Format: Classroom
Mount Mary’s interior design program is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (formerly FIDER). Our program is recognized for its excellence among employers, students, and peers across the country. The program is focused on academic, personal, and social development while providing exceptional opportunities in networking, community involvement, and practical experienc...
 

Graphic Design
Course Format: Classroom
For students interested in a career in design, the Mount Mary program provides the practical knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in the workplace. Students are introduced to the methods and practices of the professional world with an emphasis on modern electronic publishing for print, web and interactive media. The design program is affiliated with the Arts and Design Division an...
 

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