Diploma - Computer Information Systems Administration
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada05-2026
Joanne Chen
Vancouver,BC
Summary
Computer Information Systems Administration student with hands-on experience in Windows Server, Linux, and networking fundamentals. Seeking to advance into digital forensics and cybersecurity.
Education
Skills
Operating Systems:
Windows Server, Ubuntu, Kali Linux, Debian
Networking:
TCP/IP, VLANs, OSPF, routing and switching configuration, LAN/WAN configuration
Security Concepts:
Firewall configuration, access control, secure device configuration, network monitoring basics
Tools:
Wireshark, Nmap (academic exposure), system log analysis tools
Virtualization:
Virtual machine deployment and configuration (academic labs and home setup)
Programming:
Python (academic exposure)
Technical Projects
Home Virtualized Server Environment
- Installed and configured Linux and Windows Server environments
- Configured Active Directory and user permissions
- Troubleshot boot, partitioning, and driver issues
Year 1 Networking & Systems Project (Team-Based)
- Collaborated on system configuration and network setup
- Assisted with routing, switching, and service deployment
- Participated in testing and troubleshooting connectivity issues
Capture the Flag (CTF) Participant
- Completed cybersecurity challenges involving networking analysis and basic cryptography
Experience
Ballot Officer – Provincial/Federal Election
- Verified voter identification and followed regulated procedures
- Operated election software while maintaining confidentiality
Volunteer – Future Leaders Program
- Supported English and math instruction for youth
- Assisted with structured activities and fundraising initiatives
Languages
English | Cantonese
Timeline
Diploma - Computer Information Systems Administration
British Columbia Institute of Technology