Education Certification (EdCert)
About EdCert
EdCert, or Education Certification, is a UITS initiative aimed at elevating the level of expertise in departmental computing support and building a solid technical infrastructure at Indiana University. The EdCert Program offers advanced technical training to IT Pros, currently enrolled IU students, and faculty who teach advanced technical skills in their courses. Topics include Microsoft Windows, Unix system administration, and Windows and Unix Security, among others.
Most EdCert classes require a prerequisite course or fundamental knowledge of core basic computing skills. EdCert classes have different fees depending on course length; most EdCert courses are five days long.
Current course offerings
Upcoming courses
All courses are taught online only and meet from 9am to 4pm Eastern Time.
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CompTIA Network+
This five-day course meets Feb 6–10. Register by February 1.
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CompTIA A+ Core1
This five-day course meets Feb 20–24. Register by Feb 15.
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Microsoft Windows Client
This five-day course meets Mar 6–Mar 10. Register by Mar 1.
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Professional certification
EdCert training supports pursuit of Cyber Secure Coder (CSC) certification, the comprehensive certification for validating secure coding practices, for all developers, in all programming languages, on all platforms.
EdCert training supports pursuit of becoming a CISSP—Certified Information Systems Security Professional. To qualify for this cybersecurity certification, you must pass the exam and have at least five years of cumulative, paid work experience in two or more of the eight domains of the (ISC)² CISSP CBK.
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