Networking Technician Certificate

This certificate program is designed to augment an individual’s current knowledge of local area networking. The certificate program broadens the scope of both local and wide area networking architecture. Included in this are hands-on utilization/configuration/troubleshooting activities of the IP protocols, Cisco Routers and Switches, and Microsoft Windows Server operating systems. After successful completion of this certificate, the achiever should be in a position to take the CCNA certification and well on their way to obtain MCP certification.

Certificate credits may also be applied to an appropriate Computer Systems associate degree.

Requirements

CIT 1210 - Visual Programming 4 Credits
CIT 1241 - Microcomputers 3 Credits
CIT 1360 - Premises Cabling 1.5 Credits
CIT 1370 - Fiber Optics 1.5 Credits
CIT 1400 - Networking I 4 Credits
CIT 2010 - Computer Security and Forensics 3 Credits
CIT 2400 - Networking II 4 Credits
CIT 2640 - Server Management 3 Credits
DLS 1090 - Digital Literacy and Applications 3 Credits
EET 1050 - Electricity 3 Credits
GEN 1000 - First-Year Seminar 1 Credit

Networking Technician Certificate

Requirements

Total Credit Hours: 31