Engineering Technologies and Engineering Transfer

LAN Networking Systems Certificate

The LAN Networking Systems Certificate provides students with the knowledge and skills to prepare for occupations in the field of local-area networks administration.  Students learn local-area networking concepts, standards and protocols used in a client server environment.  In addition, students learn how to use networking software in a networked lab and how to install networking software and hardware in servers and work stations.

In addition to college graduation requirements, students must earn a cumulative grade of “C” or better in all courses offered in the Engineering Technology and Engineering Transfer Department to be eligible for graduation.

 

Certificate:  LAN Networking Systems (24 credit hours)

 

 

 

Credit Hours

 

CPE 215

LAN Setup and Troubleshooting

3.0

 

CPT 176

Microcomputer Operating Systems (Microsoft)

3.0

 

CPT 209

Computer Systems Management (Microsoft)

3.0

 

CPT 255

Operating System Fundamentals (Microsoft)

3.0

 

EEM 243

Introduction to Computer Servicing

3.0

 

IST 201

Cisco Internetworking Concepts

3.0

 

IST 202

Cisco Router Configuration

3.0

 

IST 257

LAN Network Server Techniques

  3.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total Credit Hours:

24.0