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Technology
is the key to your successful future!
Opportunities
are virtually endless when you have mastered technology. Are you
looking for a training program that is in high demand and is expected
to show continued growth in the future? Entry-level salaries in
computer repair and networking jobs range from $25,000 - $40,000
a year. Job opportunities are growing dramatically with the expansion
of Internet and global networking.
The
Computer Networking Technology Program is designed to provide graduates
with the necessary skills to succeed in the jobs of the future.
Graduates are able to administer a local area network, install and
troubleshoot communication hardware/software and integrate technologies
that the business world demands. The program aims to prepare one
to be involved in a complex telecommunications environment.
The
program is available to students with varied backgrounds. Sign up
now and get on the fast track to the many employment opportunities
including design, configuration, installation and maintenance of
networks in small and large companies.
Best
of all, this program will prepare you to obtain all of your networking
certifications including, Novell, Microsoft, A+, N+, and Cisco.
After passing your test(s), you can then look forward to starting salaries in the $60,000 - $70,000 range; and have the advantage in today’s global marketplace!
Program
Length: Under 2 years (66 semester hours)
Degree: Associate in Applied Science
Major
Areas of Study:
- Networks-Microsoft Windows
- Novell
- Internet
Design
- Configuration
and Maintenance of Networks
- Configuration
and Implementing Protocols
- Interconnecting
Networks
- Internet
Connections
- Cisco
Router Certification
- Work
Towards Your MSCE, MCSA, CNA, N+, Linux+, A+, Security + Certification
Application: Online Enrollment Application
Hardware & Software Requirements: Requirements
Computer Kit Components: Components
CNT F.A.Q.'s: F.A.Q.
Books
Students will purchase hard copy books for the first few courses. As they progress through the program of study. Hardcopy books can be purchased online. Information regarding books can be found by going to http://oes.iowacentral.edu/bookstore/
Courses
A
student is to have completed all program courses for the semester
prior to the one in which they are currently enrolling with a “C” or better grade. Any exception will have to be approved in writing
by the Program Director and Director of the Department.
* We reserve the right to change the official sequence of the courses. Contact your academic counselor for your order of courses.
* We reserve the right to change the official sequence of the courses. Contact your academic counselor for your order of courses.
Accreditation
Accreditation: Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and
a member of the North Central Association, www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org,
telephone (800) 621-7440.
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