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About Pace
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About Pace
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This program is offered in partnership with Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT). MITT brings a wealth of knowledge to our students with state-of-the-art CISCO Labs and an integrated hands-on approach to learning. Students take the CCNA Cisco courses at the MITT Henlow campus. All other courses take place at The University of Winnipeg. To learn more about the partnership with MITT click here.
This certificate provides a balanced training approach combining hands-on practical experience with the theoretical and conceptual nature of IT security. Graduates will have an in-depth knowledge of, and training in, various protocols, network standards, designs and security solutions. This program actively integrates the dynamics of MITT's Regional CISCO Academy with PACE's cryptograhy and security schematics.
As computer hackers continually develop new ways to gain accses into our networks, business and industries combat these attacks with the aid of skilled network security specialists. Graduates of the Network Security Certificate program will acquire the IT security skills to help mitigate threats to organizations and gain marketable skills in these high-growth employment sectors. Many options for transferring of credits and credentials exist for this one-of-a-kind program.
Important Notice: Changes are coming in 2020 to reflect the CCNA version 7 curriculum, as such MITT is not currently registering students in the CISCO course. Student may work on the other course compentents in the meantime. Please check back for updates or visit MITT's site for more information.
Please contact either UWinnipeg PACE at 204.982.6633 or MITT at 204.989.6510.
Upon completion of all four Cisco Levels at MITT please send the final transcript to PACE for processing
Unix Server Administration Fundamentals (DIT 36081), Windows Server Administration Fundamentals (DIT 36079), and the Information Assurance Security Levels 1-4 courses are currently only offered during the daytime.