Network Engineering: AAS Degree

The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Network Engineering is designed to prepare students for Information Technology positions requiring hands-on technical networking skills  that support home and small to medium size businesses.  The program provides students with knowledge and skills appropriate for network engineering occupations and the opportunity to select elective courses to strengthen their overall education.  Network engineers will support an Information Technology infrastructure by installing, maintaining, and monitoring advanced technologies such as routers and switches which provide connectivity to Microsoft and UNIX based computers. This is a Programs of Study articulated program. For more information click here 

The outcomes identified below define the knowledge and skill sets
that graduates will possess at the end of their program of study.

• Apply the principles of effectively using computer related terminology.

• Understand the principles of legal and ethical issues related to network engineering in the workplace.

• Apply the principles of professional knowledge and skills in at least one of the following areas:  Web design and graphics, operating system(s), application knowledge and /or support, microcomputer repair, networking.

Minimum credit hours required: 63                     

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