Computer Networking Technology, Associate in Science

Upon successful completion of the Computer Networking Technology A.S. Degree program, the student will demonstrate the ability to function as an entry-level computer networking technician. The student will attain the required skills to: design and implement Local Area Networks (LANs) and autonomous Wide Area Networks (WANs), wire infrastructure as per industry standards, select and implement appropriate protocols, configure network devices such as routers and switches, as well as manage, maintain and troubleshoot networks. The program prepares the students for industry certification such as CCNA and entry-level positions in the IT industry such as network technician, network administrator, network system installer, network system sales/marketing, or independent network services contractor. A grade of "C" or better is required in each course.

Minimum Units Required: 60.0


First Semester		Units
ELECT 030A	Basic Electronic Computer Networks		4
ELECT 030B	Advanced Electronic Computer Networks		4
ELECT 014C	Troubleshooting Computers		2.5
GE Choice	Social Science - Group B		3

Second Semester

ELECT 030C	Basic Electronic Network Systems	4
ELECT 030D	Advanced Electronic Network Systems	4
CS 014B	Microcomputer Evaluation and Installation	3
GE Choice	Natural Science	3-5

Third Semester

ELECT 030E	Network Hardware Application	2
CS 042	UNIX	3
CSA 035	Multimedia Presentations	3
GE Choice	Learning Skills - Group C	3
GE Choice	Social Science - Group A	3
GE Choice	Humanities	3-5

Fourth Semester

CSN 058A	Microsoft Windows XP Professional	3
CSA 020	MS Word, Excel, and Access	3
GE Choice	Contemporary Perspectives	3
GE Choice	Learning Skills - Group A	3-6
GE Choice	Learning Skills - Group B	3-5

Minimum Units 59.5

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