Career College of Northern Nevada

Career College of Northern Nevada is a career training school whose purpose is to provide students with the skills and education they need to begin new careers. Career College of Northern Nevada offers technical training programs and associate degree programs to help prepare students for their new careers. Throughout the course of a program at CCNN, students receive hands-on training and experience to give them a competitive edge against other applicants in the job hunt. CCNN training courses combine theory with the opportunity to perform skills used during the course of the job to give students a real foundation in their new careers.

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Students who are interested in beginning computer-related careers can complete the Electronic Engineering and Computer Training associate's degree program at Career College of Northern Nevada. These programs provide students with the basic skills and hands-on training that they need to succeed in their new careers. Through their coursework, students learn integral skills necessary in their careers, such as mathematics, basic electricity and electronics, microprocessors, peripheral devices, solid state and digital device circuitry, and networks and network operating systems.

Through the course of the program at Career College of Northern Nevada, students assemble and troubleshoot a desktop computer that they get to keep. Students who successfully complete the Electronic Engineering Technician and Computer Technology Training program are ready to go on to careers such as electronic technician, electronic assembler, computer technician, network administration, and other exciting electronic and computer careers.

Because of this dual-focus in the associate's degree program, students who are interested exclusively in computer-related coursework may wish to attend a program at another school. The CCNN program provides a basic, well-rounded education that serves well in both disciplines, but may not include the in-depth knowledge some students are seeking.

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