Computer Networking Systems

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The Computer Networking Systems program prepares graduates for positions in computer networking and IT support. Students learn basic computer logic and the practical application of computer operations and maintenance. Courses include data communications; client and server operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows and Linux); networking technologies (including wireless networks and Cisco©) and basic programming. Students also learn about Microsoft applications, virtualization technologies and IT security issues. Arts & Sciences curriculum enhances the skills necessary for students to be successful in their career, including technical writing, communication, and math courses designed specifically for computer students.

Program Length
Graduates of this four-semester program earn an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree.

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