Computer Networking Systems (CNTS)

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The Career
The basic responsibilities of a graduate in this field involve building, connecting, and troubleshooting computers within corporate computer networks. Computer Networking Systems professionals install and configure computer hardware; install network software and operating systems; and install and configure network servers. They help users with computer operations and troubleshoot communication difficulties between network devices. They also plan and prepare for future network expansion and maintenance within an organization.

The Program
The Computer Networking Systems program introduces students to basic and digital electronics theory and the practical application of computer operations and maintenance. Courses covered include data communications, client operating systems, networking technologies, and basic programming. Students will also learn about information processing, emerging technologies, and security issues. There is also a Dunwoody Evening College option, covering similar materials, which leads to an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree or a Dunwoody Certificate.

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

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