The EUCIP IT Administrator program offers a recognized certification of competence in IT. The certification covers the standards prescribed by the Council of European Professional Informatics Societies (CEPIS). The EUCIP IT Administrator certification consists of five modules, with a corresponding exam for each module. The IT Essentials course prepares you for Modules 1 and 2.
Module 1: PC Hardware
This module requires that the candidate understand the basic makeup of a personal computer and the functions of the components. The candidate should be able to effectively diagnose and repair hardware problems and advise customers of the appropriate hardware to buy.
Module 2: Operating Systems
This module requires that the candidate be familiar with the procedures for installing and updating most common operating systems and applications. The candidate should know how to use system tools for troubleshooting and repairing operating systems.
Module 3: Networks
This module is beyond the scope of the IT Essentials course, although some of the topics are covered. The Networks module requires that the candidate be familiar with installing, using, and managing local area networks (LANs). The candidate should be able to add and remove users and shared resources and know how to use system tools for troubleshooting and repairing networks.
Module 4: IT Security
This module is beyond the scope of the IT Essentials course, although some of the topics are covered. The IT Security module requires that the candidate be familiar with security methods and features that are available for a standalone or networked computer.
EUCIP IT Administrator - Fundamentals
This is a new module that provides a broad understanding of hardware, operating systems, networks, and IT security. The IT Essentials course prepares you for Modules 1 and 2.