Interested in Obtaining an
Industry-Standard Certification?

A recent 'Certification Magazine' annual survey showed good reason for an individual’s enthusiastic pursuit of credentialing - a good return on investment. Here are some recent findings based on responses from the field:

From Certification Magazine: NCCET (National Council for Continuing Education and Training)

http://www.nccet.org/

Does that make you more interested? It certainly should! A large number of SCC’s CIS courses prepare you
to take and pass many industry-standard certification exams. Which courses and which exams? Here's a list:

Industry Certification Exam:

Corresponding SCC Courses:
(some courses have prerequisites)

CompTIA A+

CISC-360

CompTIA N+

 CISN-140, CISN 304, and CISN 303

CompTIA Security+

(Currently Security+ can be used as an elective in the MCSE track)

CISS-310

CompTIA Linux+

CISC-323, 324, CISS-342, and CISN 303

CompTIA Server+

CISN-300, 302, 307, 308

CISSP - Certified Information
Systems Security Professional

CISS-300, 301, 310, 320, 330, 341, 342, 350, 360

MCSE Exam 70-290
Managing & Maintaining Windows Server 2003

CISN-300 & 302

MCSE Exam 70-291

Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

CISN 302

MCSE Exam 70-294 or 297
Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Services

CISN 306 or CISN-307

MCSE Exam 70-293
Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

CISN-308

MCSE Exam 70-270
Installing, Configuring, and Administering
Microsoft Windows XP Professional

CISC-320 and CISS-341

MCSE Exam 70-298
Designing Security for a Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 Network

CISN-320

Cisco CCNA

CISN-140, 141, 142, 143

Cisco CCNP

CISN-150, 151, 152, 153

Microsoft Office Specialist Certification
(Now known as MOS, formerly MOUS)

CISA-305, 310, 311, 320,
340

Novell Certified Linux Engineer

CISN-303

Note: SCC does not offer the certification exams. Our classes provide the basic information and skills necessary to prepare yourself to successfully pass these         exams. Some independent study may also be necessary, since some of our courses are general preparation only and they do not exactly parallel
the material covered by the exams.

The above is not by any means an exhaustive list of every certification available -- there are literally
dozens of different certifications, many of them vendor-specific, proprietary and highly specialized.

*** Industry Certifications can change so the most current information will be available on each certification organization’s website.  You can find links below.

Also note that some certifications require that the applicant possess a certain number of years of
verifiable employment experience in the field. If you have questions about any of these
certifications, their objectives or their requirements, see the related web sites below:

CompTIA

Microsoft

Cisco

CISSP

Novell

WOW