About
The Computer Network Administrator certification program at University of Alaska Fairbanks - Northwest Campus is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in network administration. The program focuses on teaching students how to manage computer networks, troubleshoot network issues, install and configure software and hardware, and keep networks secure. Courses are offered online and cover topics such as network security, Microsoft server administration, and routing and switching.
Organization
University of Alaska Fairbanks - Northwest Campus
University of Alaska Fairbanks Northwest Campus is a higher-education and workforce-training campus in Nome, Alaska, serving people and communities across Western Alaska. Its occupational fields include Administrative Assistant, Certified Nursing Assistant, Cybersecurity, Dental Assistant, Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN/LPN) license, and Medical Assistant, along with other career-focused options. The campus also offers academic degree programs, specialized skills training, and local-based courses in areas such as information technology, health aide preparation, construction trades, and range management. Classes may be taken face-to-face or by distance, and the campus serves high school students, working adults, parents, grandparents, artists, tradespeople, and community leaders. Student support includes advising, placement testing, proctoring, tutoring, writing support, and off-campus library services. Northwest Campus serves the Bering Strait region and supports lifelong learning for communities throughout Western Alaska.