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  • 12/01/99

Heathkit’s new Networking Technology and Practices curriculum is designed to transition high school, vocational-technical and college students from the classroom to the workplace. Sponsored by the Computing Technology Industry Association, the curriculum includes 40+ exercises to help students troubleshoot and maintain network hardware and software; analyze symptoms; and diagnose, isolate and service network malfunctions using Heathkit’s Networking Fault Insertion and Removal Modules. Also offered is an Instructor Support Module that provides an extensive lesson plan. To learn more, call (800) 253-0570 or visit www.heathkit.com.

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