Computer Information Systems: Networking Specialist
Computer Information Systems: Networking Specialist Associate in Applied Science (075) This program is designed to prepare students for employment in business, industry and government. Computer network specialists are responsible to oversee the design, administration, and security of organizations' network infrastructure. In addition to the training provided by the certificates for networking, networking specialist and networking professional, the degree provides a stronger background in business. Work and Employment Computer network specialists are employed by all sectors of the economy including the communications industry.
Courses
- CIS154 — Switching/Routing/Wireless Ess 3 Hours
- CIS151 — Network Certification 3 Hours
- CIS 152 — Introduction to Networks
- CIS167 — A+ Certification 3 Hours
- CIS197 — Security + Certification 3 Hours
- ELA 095 — Developmental Language Arts 4 Hours
- CIS 101 — 3 W
- CIS109 — Introduction to Computers 3 Hours
- ELA 099 — Prep Lang Arts for Coll Stud 4 Hours
- BUS 903
- ACC101 — Financial Accounting 4 Hours
- BUS 904
- CIS235 — Occupational Internship 3 Hours
- CIS 231 — Occupational Seminar 1 Hour
- CIS194 — Managing Modern Windows Device 3 Hours
- CIS 290 — Introduction to Servers 3 Hours
- ENG101 — Composition I 3 Hours
- CIS 156 — Enterprise Netw/Sec/Automation 3 Hours
- CIS250 — Beginning Linux 3 Hours
- CIS257 — Cyber Security Analysis 3 Hours
- BUS103 — Intro to Business 3 Hours
- CIS 186 — Intro to Virtualization 3 Hours
- ACC102 — Managerial Accounting 4 Hours
- CIS187 — Intro to Cloud Computing 3 Hours
- CIS291 — Intro to Windows Server Admin 3 Hours
- ENG 111 — Bus/Technical Communication 3 Hours
- MAT106 — Applied Mathematics 3 Hours
- FYE 101 — is a Sauk graduation requirement and is required of degree-seeking students their first semester