Smart Building Technologies
Install and support connected building systems that improve safety, security, efficiency, and occupant experience.
Pathway 2
Security Technology & Network Infrastructure
Install and support the physical and digital infrastructure of modern smart buildings
Core Competencies
Build the Infrastructure Behind Smart, Secure Spaces
Develop hands-on skills to install, connect, and support the networked technology, security systems, and cabling that power modern smart buildings.
Network Infrastructure
Build, connect, and troubleshoot the network devices and infrastructure that keep building systems communicating.
Security Cameras (CCTV) & Intercom Systems
Configure and maintain video surveillance and intercom systems for monitoring, communication, and incident response.
Access Control Systems & Alarms
Install and service electronic access control and alarm systems that protect people, property, and restricted areas.
Structured Cabling & Fiber Optic Cabling
Plan, install, terminate, and test copper and fiber optic cabling for reliable voice, data, and security connections.
Infrastructure Safety
Follow job-site, electrical, ladder, and equipment safety practices while installing and maintaining infrastructure.
Certification Preparation
Prepare for Industry-Recognized Credentials
Through hands-on training in IT support, networking, cybersecurity, Linux, Microsoft Azure, AI, and security tools, students build knowledge and practical skills aligned with certification exams from leading technology organizations.
CompTIA Certifications
CompTIA® A+
CompTIA® Network+
CompTIA® Security+
CompTIA® Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+)*
Microsoft Azure Certifications
Microsoft® Azure Fundamentals
Microsoft® Azure AI Fundamentals
Microsoft® Azure Administrator
Systems & Security Tools
Linux Fundamentals
Splunk® Fundamentals*
Wireshark® Fundamentals*
Career Outcomes
Build a Career in Security & Low-Voltage Infrastructure
With hands-on training in security systems, access control, structured cabling, fiber optics, and network infrastructure, graduates may qualify for entry-level roles supporting the technology behind smart, secure buildings.
Ready to Get Started?
Take the Next Step Toward a Career in Security Technology
Explore hands-on training in smart building systems, network infrastructure, CCTV, access control, alarms, and structured cabling. Connect with PC AGE to learn about the program, admissions requirements, and how to get started.