INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NETWORKING SPECIALIST

 
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NETWORKING SPECIALIST - CISCO NETWORK PROFESSIONAL
Center and South Campuses

The IT program emphasizes the use of computers to solve business problems. The curriculum currently consists of the following six specialties:  IT Applications Professional, IT Professional, IT Networking Specialist, IT Programming, IT Programming for Electronic Games, and IT Web Programming.

The Cisco Network Professional program focuses on the Cisco Networking Academy, preparation for the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification exam, wired and wireless networking technologies, network security, and troubleshooting techniques necessary to enter the networking industry as a Cisco professional.

Please contact program advisors John Koss (586.445.7166) and Patrick Hornung (586.445.7178) for the most current course and program specialty offerings.

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
(Minimum 63 Semester Hours)

A. Career Preparation and Related Courses

Course Course Title Suggested
Sequence
Sem
Hrs
BCOM-2050 Business Communications X       4.0
AND  either ITCS-1010 or itcs-2335
ITCS-1010 Computer & Information Processing Principles X       4.0
OR  
ITCS-2335 Foundations of Business Information Technology X       4.0
       AND   either ITNC-1020 and ITNC-1030, or ITNC-1000
ITNC-1020
ITNC-1030
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) 1
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) 2
X
X

 

 

 
3.0
3.0
OR  
ITNC-1000 Cisco Networking 1  X       4.0
AND  
ITNC-1100 Cisco Networking 2   X     4.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment   X     3.0
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security     X   3.0
ITNC-2000 Cisco Networking 3     X   4.0
ITNT-1600 Introduction to Wireless Networks     X   3.0
ITOS-1710 Introduction to Linux     X   3.0
ITOS-2400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Network     X   3.0
AND  either ITNT-2130 or ITOS-1720
ITNT-2130 Network Design 1     X   3.0
OR  
ITOS-1720 Linux Server Administration       X 3.0
AND  
ITNC-2100 Cisco Networking 4       X 4.0
ITNT-1700 Wireless Network Integration       X 3.0
  45.0-
47.0

B. Arts and Sciences Component .................................................... minimum sem hrs 18

Students should plan Arts and Sciences courses with a counselor, academic advisor, or program advisor.

C. Elective Courses .............................................................................. none required

D. Certificate Option

Certificate in Information Technology - Networking Specialist - Cisco Network Professional

Course Course Title Suggested
Sequence
Sem
Hrs
BCOM-2050 Business Communications X       4.0
AND  either ITCS-1010 or ITCS-2335
ITCS-1010 Computer & Information Processing Principles X       4.0
OR  
ITCS-2335 Foundations of Business Information Technology X       4.0
       AND   either ITNC-1020 and ITNC-1030, or ITNC-1000
ITNC-1020
ITNC-1030
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) 1
Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) 2
X
X

 

 

 
3.0
3.0
OR  
ITNC-1000 Cisco Networking 1  X       4.0
AND  
ITNC-1100 Cisco Networking 2   X     4.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment   X     3.0
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security     X   3.0
ITNC-2000 Cisco Networking 3     X   4.0
ITNT-1600 Introduction to Wireless Networks     X   3.0
ITOS-1710 Introduction to Linux     X   3.0
ITOS-2400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Network     X   3.0
AND  either ITNT-2130 or ITOS-1720
ITNT-2130 Network Design 1     X   3.0
OR  
ITOS-1720 Linux Server Administration        X 3.0
AND  
ITNC-2100 Cisco Networking 4       X 4.0
ITNT-1700 Wireless Network Integration       X 3.0
  45.0-
47.0

Gainful Employment Program Disclosure

E. Skill Specific Certificates

Skill Specific Certificate in Information Technology - Networking Specialist - Cisco CCNA Networking

Course Course Title Sem
Hrs
ITNC-1000 Cisco Networking 1 4.0
ITNC-1100 Cisco Networking 2 4.0
ITNC-2000 Cisco Networking 3 4.0
ITNC-2100 Cisco Networking 4 4.0
  16.0

Gainful Employment Program Disclosure

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NETWORKING SPECIALIST - NETWORK ADMINISTRATION PROFESSIONAL 
Center and South Campuses

The IT program emphasizes the use of computers to solve business problems. The curriculum currently consists of the following six specialties:  IT Applications Professional, IT Professional, IT Networking Specialist, IT Programming, IT Programming for Electronic Games, and IT Web Programming.

The Network Administration Professional program focuses on operating systems, wired and wireless networking technologies, network security, and troubleshooting techniques necessary for network administration. The Network Administration Professional curriculum is aligned with the Microsoft Certified System Administrator certification. 

Please contact program advisors John Koss (586.445.7166) and Patrick Hornung (586.445.7178) for the most current course and program specialty offerings.

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
(Minimum 66 Semester Hours)

A. Career Preparation and Related Courses

Course Course Title Suggested
Sequence
Sem
Hrs
BCOM-2050 Business Communications X       4.0
AND  either ITCS-1010 or ITCS-2335
ITCS-1010 Computer & Information Processing Principles X       4.0
OR  
ITCS-2335 Foundations of Business Information Technology X       4.0
AND  
ITNT-1500 Principles of Networking X       4.0
ITOS-1300 Implementing & Supporting Microsoft Windows XP Professional   X     3.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment   X     3.0
ITOS-1500 Implementing Microsoft Windows Server Active Directory   X     3.0
ITWP-1000 Introduction to Web Programming   X     3.0
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security     X   3.0
ITNT-1600 Introduction to Wireless Networks     X   3.0
ITNT-1700 Wireless Network Integration     X   3.0
ITNT-2130 Network Design 1     X   3.0
ITOS-2400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Network     X   3.0
ITOS-2500 Implementing & Managing Microsoft Exchange Server     X   3.0
ITOS-1710 Introduction to Linux       X 3.0
ITOS-1720 Linux Server Administration       X 3.0
  48.0

B. Arts and Sciences Component .................................................. minimum sem hrs 18

Students should plan Arts and Sciences courses with a counselor, academic advisor, or program advisor.

C. Elective Courses .......................................................................................... none required

D. Certificate Option

Certificate in Information Technology - Networking Specialist - Network Administration Professional

Course Course Title Suggested
Sequence
Sem
Hrs
BCOM-2050 Business Communications X       4.0
AND  either ITCS-1010 or ITCS-2335
ITCS-1010 Computer & Information Processing Principles X       4.0
OR  
ITCS-2335 Foundations of Business Information Technology X       4.0
AND  
ITNT-1500 Principles of Networking X       4.0
ITOS-1300 Implementing & Supporting Microsoft Windows XP Professional   X     3.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment   X     3.0
ITOS-1500 Implementing Microsoft Windows Server Active Directory   X     3.0
ITWP-1000 Introduction to Web Programming   X     3.0
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security     X   3.0
ITNT-1600 Introduction to Wireless Networks     X   3.0
ITNT-1700 Wireless Network Integration     X   3.0
ITNT-2130 Network Design 1     X   3.0
ITOS-2400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Network     X   3.0
ITOS-2500 Implementing & Managing Microsoft Exchange Server     X   3.0
ITOS-1710 Introduction to Linux       X 3.0
ITOS-1720 Linux Server Administration       X 3.0
  48.0

Gainful Employment Program Disclosure

E. Skill Specific Certificates

Skill Specific Certificate in Information Technology - Networking Specialist - Microsoft MCSA

Course Course Title Sem
Hrs
ITOS-1300 Implementing & Supporting Microsoft Windows XP Professional 3.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment 3.0
ITOS-1500 Implementing Microsoft Windows Server Active Directory 3.0
ITOS-2400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Network 3.0
ITOS-2500 Implementing & Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 3.0
  15.0

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NETWORKING SPECIALIST - NETWORK SECURITY PROFESSIONAL
Center and South Campuses

The IT program emphasizes the use of computers to solve business problems. The curriculum currently consists of the following six specialties:  IT Applications Professional, IT Professional, IT Networking Specialist, IT Programming, IT Programming for Electronic Games, and IT Web Programming.

The Network Security Professional program focuses on information assurance issues, techniques, and policy as they relate to computer and information systems. The security option was developed to transfer to Walsh College, not specifically for a certification.

Please contact program advisors John Koss (586.445.7166) and Patrick Hornung (586.445.7178) for the most current course and program specialty offerings.

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
(Minimum 72 Semester Hours)

A. Career Preparation and Related Courses

Course Course Name Suggested
Sequence
Sem
Hrs
BCOM-2050 Business Communications X       4.0
AND  either ITCS-1010 or ITCS-2335
ITCS-1010 Computer & Information Processing Principles X       4.0
OR  
ITCS-2335 Foundations of Business Information Technology X       4.0
AND  
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security X       3.0
ITIA-1300 Information Security Safeguards X       3.0
ITNT-1500 Principles of Networking X       4.0
ITIA-1400 Building an Information Protection Program   X     3.0
ITIA-2300 Information Systems Threat Assessment   X     3.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment   X     3.0
ITWP-1000 Introduction to Web Programming   X     3.0
ITIA-2600 Principles of Cryptography     X   3.0
ITNT-1600 Introduction to Wireless Networks     X   3.0
ITNT-1700 Wireless Network Integration     X   3.0
ITNT-2130 Network Design 1     X   3.0
ITWP-1600 Web Security     X   3.0
ITIA-2700 Computer Forensics       X 3.0
ITOS-1710 Introduction to Linux       X 3.0
ITOS-1720 Linux Server Administration       X 3.0
  54.0

B. Arts and Sciences Component .................................................... minimum sem hrs 18

Students should plan Arts and Sciences courses with a counselor, academic advisor, or program advisor.

C. Elective Courses ........................................................................................... none required

D. Certificate Option

Certificate in Information Technology - Networking Specialist - Network Security Professional 

Course Course Name Suggested
Sequence
Sem
Hrs
BCOM-2050 Business Communications X       4.0
AND  either ITCS-1010 or ITCS-2335
ITCS-1010 Computer & Information Processing Principles X       4.0
OR  
ITCS-2335 Foundations of Business Information Technology X       4.0
AND  
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security X       3.0
ITIA-1300 Information Security Safeguards X       3.0
ITNT-1500 Principles of Networking X       4.0
ITIA-1400 Building an Information Protection Program   X     3.0
ITIA-2300 Information Systems Threat Assessment   X     3.0
ITOS-1400 Managing a Microsoft Windows Server Environment   X     3.0
ITWP-1000 Introduction to Web Programming   X     3.0
ITIA-2600 Principles of Cryptography     X   3.0
ITNT-1600 Introduction to Wireless Networks     X   3.0
ITNT-1700 Wireless Network Integration     X   3.0
ITNT-2130 Network Design 1     X   3.0
ITWP-1600 Web Security     X   3.0
ITIA-2700 Computer Forensics       X 3.0
ITOS-1710 Introduction to Linux       X 3.0
ITOS-1720 Linux Server Administration       X 3.0
  54.0

Gainful Employment Program Disclosure

E. Skill Specific Certificates

Skill Specific Certificate in Information Technology - Networking Specialist - Information Assurance

Course Course Title Sem
Hrs
ITIA-1200 Introduction to Information Systems Security 3.0
ITIA-1300 Information Security Safeguards 3.0
ITIA-1400 Building an Information Protection Program 3.0
ITIA-2300 Information Systems Threat Assessment 3.0
ITIA-2600 Principles of Cryptography 3.0
ITIA-2700 Computer Forensics 3.0
  18.0

Gainful Employment Program Disclosure