Networking Technology

Networking Technology is one of the fastest growing areas of employment according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. A career in networking technology might be right for you if you: like working with computers have good communications skills enjoy solving problems like a fast-paced work environment

What You'll Learn :The benefits of studying at the college ranked # 1 by Community College Week for the number of graduates with two-year engineering technology related degrees. We provide you with a hands-on education where you will gain exposure to networking topics like LAN / WAN; data transport modes; TCP / IP; software architecture; hubs, routers, and bridges and switches. You will learn to provide technical support for PC users in a variety of settings. You will also learn about designing, installing and supporting information systems in an enterprise-computing environment. After graduating from the NET program, you will be able to: • apply your acquired knowledge to hardware and software of computer networks • build Local Area

TOPICS: Computer Systems -Desktop Operating Systems -Network Operating Systems -Routing Operating Systems -Computer Communications -Computer Networks Infrastructure -Computer and Networks Security -Databases -Electronic Messaging Services -Computer Networks Technical Management CAREER PROFILES/JOB TITLES -Computer Operators -Computer Support Specialists -Computer Systems Analysts -Network and Computer Systems Administrators -Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts -Computer Networks Specialists -Data Entry -Customer Service Representatives DEGREES CERTIFICATES ACCREDITATIONS A+ N+ CCNA MCTS MCITP PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS IEEE

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