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Training Institute Offers More Hands-On Courses

  • 12/01/95
To keep up with demand for training in networking and operating systems, American Institute (AI) offers newer, more progressive courses with hands-on lab sessions using state-of-the-art equipment. New courses include Hands-On Database Programming with Visual Basic, Hands-On Networking with Windows NT Server, Hands-On Troubleshooting Multimedia and Peripheral Components, and Hands-On Troubleshooting Lasers and Printers. In addition, a continually updated Windows 95 course demonstrates how to install, configure and support the new OS. The firm's Home Page contains complete information on course outlines, dates and locations. AI also offers customized onsite training and an Outsourcing Alliance Program. American Institute, New York, NY, (800) 345-8016, amer-inst.com/training/

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