Information Technology:
Networking
Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology, Concentration in Networking
In the bachelor's program, students will deepen their knowledge of network operating system environments and gain understanding of material needed to support Microsoft Windows in enterprise. Most acquire the fundamental knowledge to pursue the industry�s premier Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification. They will learn Cisco® Certified Network Associate (CCNATM) 3.0 curriculum. Students also have the opportunity to explore new security technologies and standards, while learning how to use resources to build critical thinking and problem solving skills. The concentration culminates in a capstone project that allows the student to highlight knowledge gained in this area of study.
Associate in Science Degree in Information Technology, Concentration in Networking
This concentration prepares students to support and administer network operating environments. Students will learn how to support hardware, desktop software, and client connectivity. Students will learn skills for effective help desk and customer service support and basic network administration. This concentration begins preparation for the following industry standard certifications: CompTIA Network+® and A+, Novell® CNASM, and Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) in Windows Client and Server.
Most associate degree graduates at Peirce continue their education and complete the bachelor's degree, opening the door to higher-level positions.
Degree Planning Sheet
The Degree Planning Sheet identifies required courses, including a brief description of each class.