Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training

This class, designed for students seeking a career in cloud computing, prepares participants for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner certification. Students will learn fundamental concepts surrounding cloud computing. Topics covered include a detailed look at AWS services, architecture, security, support, and pricing.

This class teaches students how to build AWS IT infrastructure. Students will learn how to build and deploy applications on AWS technology, use architectural design principles to define a solution, and provide guidance to organizations to optimize performance over the project lifecycle. This course also prepares students for the ​​AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate examination.

This class teaches fundamental skills for using AutoCAD, a technical design and drafting tool. Students will finish the class with a basic understanding of what AutoCAD is, how it operates, and best practices for using its basic functions.

Introduction to Data Analysis is a 17.5-hour course open to beginners. Students learn data analysis through programming, machine learning, data wrangling, and data visualization.

This class introduces how networks operate. Students will learn about architectures, protocols, models, and networking elements, and will get hands-on experience building their own land area networks (LANs).

This course teaches students about router operations and switching technologies that primarily impact small and medium-sized businesses. Students will gain hands-on experience mitigating LAN security threats, performing basic network configuration, troubleshooting, and configuring a basic wireless local area network (WLAN).

This class focuses on networking elements which primarily impact large businesses. Students will learn about wide area networks (WAN) and quality of service (QOS), software-defined networking, automation, virtualization, and how to manage and secure enterprise networks.

This class prepares students for the CompTIA Network+ certification exam by teaching critical concepts for a career in IT infrastructure. Students will learn about networking concepts, infrastructure, operations, security, troubleshooting, and tools. Hands-on exercises reinforce these lessons and give students the experience needed to build and maintain networks.

Working professionals at all levels face information security threats. This class helps professionals identify security risks in the workplace and learn how to protect against them using proven practices.

Fundamentals of Java Programming, Level 1, offers introductory Java training suitable for students with some programming experience. This hands-on course covers topics like object-oriented programming (OOP), classes and programs, and the Java Language API.