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Network Administration

Why study network administration?

The computer industry continues to grow and the need for highly trained computer network personnel is matching this growth. Students in the Network Administration field will learn the concepts of network security, current operating systems, the installation, administration, and management of networking resources.

In today's changing landscape of Network Administration there are three constants that will help you be successful, education, experience, and certifications. 

The course requirements for the degree are modeled towards certification objectives.  If Microsoft (MCSE, MCSA, MCP), Cisco (CCNA), or Comptia (A+, Network+, Security+) certifications are in your goals, the degree is structured for your success.

Contact

John Chappell
Fielding Technical Center, room 220
(660) 530-5800, ext. 7278
jchappell@sfccmo.edu

Additional Information:

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Degree Requirements

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