Computer installation technician vs student information technician

Differences between computer installation technician and student information technician duties and responsibilities

Computer installation technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and maintain desktop security updates company-wide with no downtime of systems due to OS vulnerability exploitation.
• Repair PCs and Internet connectivity issues.
• Configure mapping for workstations to access LAN's and network devices.
• Perform preventive and on-demand maintenance on a variety of LAN equipment.
• Design, install, and troubleshoot CAD/AVL systems for RTD buses and vehicles.
• Log into PCs as a user to finish imaging and drop additional application for each persons user profile.
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Student information technician example responsibilities.

• Manage backups, replications and disaster recovery plans of company mission critical servers and database files to ensure redundancy.
• Design frontend of application by using combination of HTML, CSS, and dot.net.
• Set up new computers; install OS, anti-virus, Microsoft office, etc.
• Create outputs for user define inputs including amounts, interest rates, and repayment periods in CSS.
• Develop a website and user interface in using Javascript to access eligible information for each student and professor.
• Test, troubleshoot and resolve software problems under all support operating environments and browsers to produce error free programs.
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