Network infrastructure
Examine systems architecture, communication protocols, and network environments.
Study network systems, computing environments, cybersecurity frameworks, and structured technical problem-solving in a faculty-led academic setting.
A clear view of the subjects and academic activities emphasized in this program.
Examine systems architecture, communication protocols, and network environments.
Study user, group, resource, and operating-system concepts in networked settings.
Evaluate foundational security principles, risk frameworks, and mitigation approaches.
Use structured reasoning to interpret common hardware, software, and network scenarios.
Explore information-technology support functions within organizational environments.
Complete a faculty-evaluated analysis project and formal presentation.
Program outcomes are evaluated through faculty-led coursework, assignments, examinations, projects, and other academic assessments described in the full program information.
Explain networking concepts, systems architecture, and protocols.
Interpret foundational cybersecurity and risk-management frameworks.
Apply analytical reasoning to structured information-technology scenarios.
Use technical information and academic resources to support conclusions.
Depending on eligibility, available options may include VA education benefits, ETPL/workforce funding, Department of Rehabilitation support, or payment arrangements.
Schedule a time with INXThe Certificate in IT Network Systems is a nine-month academic program designed to provide structured instruction in information technology theory, network systems, and analytical problem-solving methodologies. The program emphasizes the academic study of computing environments, network infrastructure concepts, and cybersecurity frameworks.
Instruction is delivered through faculty-led classroom lectures and faculty-supervised academic exercises conducted within a structured learning environment. Students engage in guided academic activities and structured simulations designed to reinforce theoretical concepts and support the development of analytical reasoning and problem-solving capabilities in information technology contexts.
All instructional activities are conducted for academic evaluation purposes within the classroom environment and are not designed for employment, commercial application, or technical skills training.
The curriculum includes the academic study of information technology concepts aligned with recognized industry frameworks. References to industry certifications are provided for contextual awareness only and do not constitute certification preparation. No certification is required for program completion.
Instructional components described as laboratory or technical in nature consist of faculty-supervised academic exercises designed to reinforce theoretical concepts. These activities do not constitute practical training or employment-based instruction.
Program Structure
All programs are delivered in a full-time format consisting of a minimum of 36 instructional hours per week across multiple scheduled instructional days.
Program Length: 36 Weeks (9 Months)
Instruction is delivered across multiple scheduled instructional days each week as part of a full-time academic structure.
Institutional Statement
INX Academy’s programs are designed as academic courses of study emphasizing theoretical understanding, analytical reasoning, and academic inquiry. Programs are not intended to provide vocational training or certification preparation as a primary objective.
This certificate program provides structured academic and practical instruction designed to support career readiness in information technology. Completion does not guarantee employment, certification, licensure, or immigration benefits.
Program Objectives
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
Learning Outcomes
Students who successfully complete the program will be able to:
Assessment Methods
Student progress is evaluated through:
All assessments are conducted for academic evaluation purposes and are aligned with program learning objectives.
Capstone Requirement
Students complete a comprehensive academic capstone project involving structured analysis of an information technology scenario. The project requires application of theoretical frameworks, research-based evaluation, and formal presentation of findings.
Capstone projects are academic in nature and are evaluated based on analytical and theoretical understanding.
Admissions & Compliance Notice
F-1 eligibility for this program is subject to approval by the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) and listing on the institution’s Form I-17. Prospective students should consult the admissions office for current program eligibility status.
Program Details
CIP Code: 11.0901Program Length: 9 MonthsTotal Credits: (if applicable, insert)Tuition: $9,050.00
INX Academy offers competitive tuition rates and numerous financial assistance options:
Available Aid Programs:
* VA-Approved Program
* ETPL Approved Program
* Interest-Free Payment Plans
Location: San Diego, CaliforniaCourse offered at the San Diego campus only for this CSAAVE application.*
Start Dates
Each session is 3 months (12 Weeks)
The program includes structured academic modules covering foundational topics in information technology, network systems, and cybersecurity principles.
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