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VIRTUAL LABORATORY OF D-LINK COMPANY ON STUDY OF NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES IS OPENED IN GYUMRI INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES CENTER
ArmInfo
2009-11-25 15:18:00
ArmInfo. Virtual laboratory of D-Link company on study of network
technologies is opened in Gyumri Information Technologies Center.
Courses of network technologies by D-Link training programmes will be
held in the laboratory. According to Director of D-Link representation
in Armenia Armen Shahnazaryan, the programme will include a base
course on the bases of line commutation lasting from 6 months to 1
year. Afterwards, the students will be able to hear the courses of
the 2nd and 3rd degree of complexity.
Depending on the needs of the audience, separate courses on wireless
and VoIP-networks, as well as on other disciplines may be held.
'Currently, D-Link has such programmes in about 50 HEEs in the former
USSR territory, as well as a separate faculty in MSTU after Bauman
in Moscow. The range of the courses is very wide, and we selected
4 - 5 disciplines to offer to GITC students. Moreover, the students
will be able to have remote courses in other D-Link centers in CIS
countries', A. Shahnazaryan explained. According to GITC Executive
Director Gourgen Paronyan, short courses will be held in December
for a small group of students, and it is scheduled to start regular
courses in 2010. 'Our plans include remote training from both Moscow
and Armenian HEEs', G. Paronyan said. The courses will be on a paid
basis. Upon the results of each term, the best 2 students of GITC will
receive D-Link scholarship at the rate of 20,000 drams (the students
beyond GITC may also file an application). Those having finished the
courses will get authorized certificates of D-Link.
Gyumri Information Technologies Center was founded in 2005 by Fund for
Armenian Relief (FAR), Enterprises Incubator Foundation and Shirak
Technologies Company. The center conducts trainings on technical
disciplines, including the programming languages. D-Link Company was
founded in 1986. In 1999, the company's representation was opened in
Moscow (for Russia, CIS and Baltic countries). At present, over 30
offices of the company have been opened, including in Armenia.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
ArmInfo
2009-11-25 15:18:00
ArmInfo. Virtual laboratory of D-Link company on study of network
technologies is opened in Gyumri Information Technologies Center.
Courses of network technologies by D-Link training programmes will be
held in the laboratory. According to Director of D-Link representation
in Armenia Armen Shahnazaryan, the programme will include a base
course on the bases of line commutation lasting from 6 months to 1
year. Afterwards, the students will be able to hear the courses of
the 2nd and 3rd degree of complexity.
Depending on the needs of the audience, separate courses on wireless
and VoIP-networks, as well as on other disciplines may be held.
'Currently, D-Link has such programmes in about 50 HEEs in the former
USSR territory, as well as a separate faculty in MSTU after Bauman
in Moscow. The range of the courses is very wide, and we selected
4 - 5 disciplines to offer to GITC students. Moreover, the students
will be able to have remote courses in other D-Link centers in CIS
countries', A. Shahnazaryan explained. According to GITC Executive
Director Gourgen Paronyan, short courses will be held in December
for a small group of students, and it is scheduled to start regular
courses in 2010. 'Our plans include remote training from both Moscow
and Armenian HEEs', G. Paronyan said. The courses will be on a paid
basis. Upon the results of each term, the best 2 students of GITC will
receive D-Link scholarship at the rate of 20,000 drams (the students
beyond GITC may also file an application). Those having finished the
courses will get authorized certificates of D-Link.
Gyumri Information Technologies Center was founded in 2005 by Fund for
Armenian Relief (FAR), Enterprises Incubator Foundation and Shirak
Technologies Company. The center conducts trainings on technical
disciplines, including the programming languages. D-Link Company was
founded in 1986. In 1999, the company's representation was opened in
Moscow (for Russia, CIS and Baltic countries). At present, over 30
offices of the company have been opened, including in Armenia.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress