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Accredited Online Computer Networking Programs

Kaplan University, the highest ranking school below, will train students through its computer networking programs to become computer networking developers, network engineers, network specialists, network managers, etc. and set them up well for future employment. Database administrators make on average $74,290 per year and there are about 108,080 of them employed today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

• analyzing problems and monitoring networks to ensure their availability to users
• maintaining system efficiency to ensure that the design of an organizations computer network is efficient
• evaluating internet and intranets and other data communications systems

• Network Computing »
• Network Magazine »
• Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online »
• Certification Magazine »
• America's Network Online »
• Byte and Switch »
• LAN Times »
• Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine »
• Network Computing Asian Edition »
• Revista Red »

• The IEEE Computer Society »
• Open Services Gateway Initiative »
• The Advanced Computing Systems Association »
• Association for Computing Machinery »
• The Computing Technology Industry Association »
• 1394 Trade Association »
• Home Phoneline Networking Alliance »
• Information Systems Audit and Control Association »
• Independent Computer Consultant Association »
• Computer Hardware Manufacturing Benchmarking Association »

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Total Programs	239
Subject Areas	335





BSIT - Network Administration

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a career focus area in Network Administration program at Kaplan University is designed to help prepare students for careers envisioning, planning, implementing, and troubleshooting networks.* The network administration emphasis area allows students to take courses in network administration, networking protocols, routing and switching, and network design. The network administration emphasis area complements topics in the core major and includes courses in programming, operating systems, project management, and systems analysis. Students also have the chance to develop an expansive liberal arts education through general education courses.

Concentration	Network Administration
Prereq GPA	2.0 GPA
Prereq Degree	HS diploma, GED
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Credits earned in any combination of prior learning credit will not exceed 75 percent of the credits required for degree programs or 50 percent of the credits required for certificate programs. Prior learning credit includes: * College-level courses documented on a college transcript, or transfer credit (TC) * Experiential Credit (EC), or portfolio assessment * Credit by Examination (CC), which includes: o DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSSTs) o College Level Examination Program (CLEP) o Advanced Placement Program (AP) o Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPTs) o Educational Testing Service (ETS) Excelsior College Examinations o Other similar exams * Students must complete a minimum of 50 percent of the major requirements for their program, including the capstone course, at Kaplan University. * Applications for credit for previous education, training, experiential learning, or through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) must be completed prior to the first day of the course for which the transfer credit is requested.
Courses	Project Managment I  » Human Computer Interaction » Technology Infrastructure » Internet Business Fundamentals  » Database Design » IT Consulting Skills » System Analysis and Design » Bachelor's Capstone in Information Technology » Routing and Switching II OR Network Design » Networking Concepts » Network Administration » Networking with TCP/IP » Introduction to Network Security » Windows Enterprise Administration » Routing and Switching I »

BSIT/Network Administration

This course introdeces students to the features & functions of common network operating systems & shared data management concepts. Students examine & compare both local & network operating system features, & pratice basic installation & administration of network operating systems including administrator tasks, server organisation, user management & permissions, security features, & shared printing.

Concentration	Network Administration
Prereq GPA	2.0 GPA
Prereq Degree	HS diploma, GED
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Credits earned in any combination of prior learning credit will not exceed 75 percent of the credits required for degree programs or 50 percent of the credits required for certificate programs. Prior learning credit includes: * College-level courses documented on a college transcript, or transfer credit (TC) * Experiential Credit (EC), or portfolio assessment * Credit by Examination (CC), which includes: o DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSSTs) o College Level Examination Program (CLEP) o Advanced Placement Program (AP) o Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPTs) o Educational Testing Service (ETS) Excelsior College Examinations o Other similar exams * Students must complete a minimum of 50 percent of the major requirements for their program, including the capstone course, at Kaplan University. * Applications for credit for previous education, training, experiential learning, or through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) must be completed prior to the first day of the course for which the transfer credit is requested.
Courses	Academic Strategies For The It Professional » Technology Infrastructure » Introduction To Website Development » Database Concepts Using Microsoft Access » Data Modeling For Health Informatics » Foundations In Information Technology » Foundations Of Programming Using Visual Basic » Foundations Of Programming Using Java » Networking Concepts » Introduction To Management » Mathematics Course » Project Managment I  » Human Computer Interaction » Internet Business Fundamentals  » Structured Query language  » Database Design » IT Consulting Skills » Information Technology Externship » System Analysis and Design » Bachelor's Capstone in Information Technology » Foundations Of Programming Using Java » Network Administration » Networking with TCP/IP » Introduction to Network Security » Windows Enterprise Administration » Routing and Switching I » Routing and Switching II  » Network Design » Networking Concepts »

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Total Programs	101
Subject Areas	35





Bachelor of Science in Information Systems: Internetworking Technology Concentration

The principle objective of the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program is to teach students state of the art computer concepts. This will prepare them for programmer/analyst, database management, web development, networking, internetworking and security positions.

Concentration	Internetworking Technology
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Accounting I » Introduction to Business » Computer Programming Design » English Composition » Introduction to College Mathematics » Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems » Operating System » Introduction to Networking » Systems Analysis and Development » Computer Ethics » System Modeling Theory » Internetworking Basics » Internetworking Design » Secure Converged Wide Area Networks » Advanced Routing » Internetworking Switching » Advanced Internetworking Design » Optimizing Converged Networks » Senior Seminar in Information Systems »

Bachelor of Science in Information Systems: Networking Concentration

The principle objective of the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program is to teach students state of the art computer concepts. This will prepare them for programmer/analyst, database management, web development, networking, internetworking and security positions. Students are expected to demonstrate basic computer skills in order to succeed in Bachelor of Science in Information Systems program. Therefore, CIS 105: Introduction to Computer Information Systems is a prerequisite to the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems. Students may fulfill this requirement through several different options: successful completion of the course, transfer credit or successful completion of a challenge examination. Also available: a Master of Science in Information Systems, an Executive Graduate Certificate, a Diploma in Information Systems, an Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems and Associate in Arts in Information Systems.

Concentration	Networking
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Accounting I » Introduction to Business » Computer Programming Design » English Composition » Introduction to College Mathematics » Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems » Operating System » Introduction to Networking » Systems Analysis and Development » Computer Ethics » System Modeling Theory » Network Server Administration » Security Design in a Network Server Environment » Network Server Implementation » Network Infrastructure Planning » Directory Services Infrastructure » Administering Desktop Clients » Senior Seminar in Information Systems »

Diploma in Information Systems: Internetworking Technology Emphasis

This course introduces students to the OSI model and LAN concepts. Topics include networking devices that operate at Physical, Data Link, and the Network layers of the OSI model, LAN and internetworking cabling requirements, IP addressing and subnetting, collision and broadcast domains, LANs, WANs, and TCP/IP. Also included are labs to demonstrate router startup, router setup, configuring router interfaces, and the basics of network management.

Concentration	Internetworking Technology
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Internetworking Basics » Internetworking Design » Advanced Routing » Internetworking Switching » Secure Converged Wide Area Networks » Computer Programming Design » Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems » Operating System » Introduction to Networking » Systems Analysis and Development » System Modeling Theory » Computer Ethics »

Diploma in Information Systems: Networking Emphasis

This course of study focuses on the acquisition of information systems knowledge and skills. The program is designed for individuals seeking computer skills to increase their job opportunities in their current careers or to pursue new careers. The diploma program also is advantageous to students desiring early entry into the job market, preparing students for entry-level computer positions. The basic requirement for admission to the diploma program is a high school diploma or its equivalency. Also available: a Master of Science, a Bachelor of Science, an Associate in Arts, an Executive Graduate Certificate in Information Systems, and an Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems. The diploma program requires students to take twelve information systems courses. Within this curriculum, students have the option of choosing an emphasis in: * Computer Security * Database Developer * Database Management * Homeland Security and Information Systems * Internetworking Technology * Networking * Programming * Security Administration * Web Development The average time to complete this undergraduate program attending on a part-time basis (9.0 credit hours per quarter) is 18 months.

Concentration	Networking
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Computer Programming Design » Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems » Operating System » Introduction to Networking » Systems Analysis and Development » System Modeling Theory » Computer Ethics » Administering Desktop Clients » Network Server Administration » Security Design in a Network Server Environment » Network Server Implementation » Directory Services Infrastructure »

Executive Graduate Certificate in Information Systems: Networking Emphasis

The Executive Graduate Certificate program is designed for mid and senior level managers, professional and technical specialists and individuals seeking career opportunities in the Information Systems field. The curriculum encompasses the knowledge and skills needed in pertinent professional areas. Persons interested should possess at least a bachelor’s degree in a related field.

Concentration	Networking
Prereq GPA	A 2.75 undergraduate grade point average on a 4.0 scale during the junior and senior years of the Baccalaureate degree (i.e. the second half of the credits required for the degree, normally the last 60 semester hours or 90 quarter hours).
Prereq Degree	Baccalaureate degree (preferably in the same field of study, but others will be considered)
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Information Systems for Decision-Making » Communication Technologies » Enterprise Wireless Networks » Enterprise Network Management » IT Project Management » Network Architecture and Analysis »

Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems: Internetworking Technology Emphasis

Strayer University Online Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems As information systems evolve, continuing education remains as a critical part of technology. It is essential for information technology professionals to enhance their efficiency capability by gaining skills in areas such as: programming, database technology, database administration, database technology application development, web development, networking, internetworking, security administration, computer security and homeland security and information systems. Internetworking Basics (CIS337) This course introduces students to the OSI model and LAN concepts. Topics include networking devices that operate at Physical, Data Link, and the Network layers of the OSI model, LAN and internetworking cabling requirements, IP addressing and subnetting, collision and broadcast domains, LANs, WANs, and TCP/IP. Also included are labs to demonstrate router startup, router setup, configuring router interfaces, and the basics of network management.

Concentration	Internetworking Technology
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Internetworking Basics » Internetworking Design » Secure Converged Wide Area Networks » Advanced Routing » Internetworking Switching » Advanced Internetworking Design » Optimizing Converged Networks »

Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems: Networking Emphasis

Introduces the basic concepts of computer networks. Covers basic topologies, protocols, performance issues, and software for LANS/WANS. Assumes student has basic computer knowledge. Provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to design a network for a peer to peer network or a server-centric environment. Topics covered include network topology, routing, IP addressing, name resolution, virtual private networks (VPN), remote access, and telophony solutions.

Concentration	Networking
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Administering Desktop Clients » Network Server Administration » Security Design in a Network Server Environment » Network Server Implementation » Network Infrastructure Planning » Directory Services Infrastructure »

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Total Programs	335
Subject Areas	103





Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Information Technology - Networking and Operations

Walden’s B.S. in Information Technology program integrates expertise in the information technology and business fields to help you form a solid foundation for long-term career growth and success in today’s global information technology-driven environment. This program will help equip you with the technical skills needed to succeed in the field of information technology, while providing you with a strong understanding of key managerial and organizational concepts.

Concentration	Networking and Operations
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Credits to be evaluated for transfer from other educational institutions must meet the following criteria: * Earned and recorded on an official transcript at a school that was accredited by a regional, professional/specialized, or national accrediting organization recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or the U.S. Department of Education at the time the course was completed, or from an appropriately accredited non-U.S. institution * Earned within 10 years prior to or after matriculation, but within the time limit for earning the degree, unless noted differently * Earned in courses posting a B (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher unless noted differently within Walden program requirements There may be additional program specific transfer of credit criteria. Please contact your enrollment advisor to discuss further.
Courses	IT Service Management » Network Security » Network Planning and Maintenance » IT Infrastructure » Networking Fundamentals » Introduction to Programming » Data Structures » IT Theory Fundamentals » Operating Systems Fundamentals and Administration » Systems Analysis » Systems Design » Database Management Systems » Human-Computer Interaction » Web Programming » Mobile and Pervasive Technologies » Computer Security Fundamentals » Business Architecture and Process » IT Project Management » Network Administration » Quality Management Standards for IT » Systems Integration » Fault-Tolerant Systems » Developing Student Portfolios for IT » Technology and Society » IT Capstone »

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Total Programs	131
Subject Areas	305





BS - Network Technology

Network technology professionals analyze, design, implement, test, deploy, administer, and maintain an organization’s custom network architecture. The Network Technology specialization allows undergraduate learners to acquire and apply various processes, tools, technologies, and methods used to build and administer networks. Learners study proposal development, network requirements analysis, the architectural elements of networks, network construction, network administration, and support and maintenance. Upon successful completion of this specialization, learners have gained information technology-related organizational, communications, and decision-making skills. The Network Technology specialization prepares learners for possible careers as network engineers, network architects, network administrators, system administrators, and support specialists.

Prereq GPA	None
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Special Instructions	Take all courses listed.
Courses	Network Administration » Advanced Network Administration » Network Analysis and Design » Introduction to Internetworking » Advanced Internetworking » Operating Systems » Introduction to Telecommunications » System Assurance Security » Communication Strategies for the Information Technology Professional » Fundamentals of Project Management » Ethical and Human Side of Information Technology » Enterprise Architecture » Human-Computer Interaction » Hardware and Operating Systems Architecture » Fundamentals of Software Architecture » Network and Security Architecture » Discrete Mathematics » Integrated Action Learning Project » General Education Classes » Elective Courses BA39 »

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Total Programs	15
Subject Areas	17





Associates - IT-Networking

The Associates degree in Network Technology offers students a foundation of coursework and hands-on experiences with Network Systems commonly found in Business environments. In this program, students will discover how information systems support organizational success. Networking students will then move on to discover the technologies that make up the network infrastructures that allow for successful transfer and use of mission critical business information. Those in the Network Technology program will learn how to install, configure, secure, administer, and troubleshoot network systems. Students will also address managing users, shared resources, and various other network components like routers and switches in LANS, WANS, and wireless network environments

Prereq Degree	High school diploma, GED or federally-approved assessment test.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Bryant & Stratton College accepts transfer of college credit, high school articulation, and/or evaluation of knowledge and skills by selected course proficiency examination. Although Bryant & Stratton College does not grant credit for life experience, the College does recognize that students possess life experiences. Consequently, the College offers the opportunity to attempt Proficiency Examinations in selected courses. Up to 50 percent of the total credit hours required for graduation, including up to 50 percent of the total required hours in the major study area, may be earned through a combination of transfer credits, high school articulation, national evaluation, and proficiency examinations. Students who wish to take courses at other colleges while pursuing a program at Bryant & Stratton College may have their credits transferred into their program providing they obtain written approval from the Dean or designee prior to enrolling in the outside courses and providing they have an official transcript sent to the Dean or designee upon successful completion. Before beginning this process, a student should meet with a Financial Services staff member to discuss how transfer credit may impact federal, state, and building-based financial aid and scholarship funds.
Courses	Introduction to Information Literacy and Research » Public Speaking and Rhetorical Persuasion » Research and Writing I » Research and Writing II » History and Practice of Information Systems » Survey of Mathematics » Ecology » Practices in Analytic Reasoning and Critical Thinking » Principles of Psychology » Principles of Sociology » Business Information Systems Principles » Hardware and Operating Systems » Networking Fundamentals » Routing and Switching in Networked Environment » Networking with Windows Operating System » Networking with UNIX/LINUX Network Operating Systems » Wireless Networks and WAN’s » Network Security and Forensic Fundamentals » Network Design and Implementation » Internship/Capstone »

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Total Programs	53
Subject Areas	80





Associate in Network Systems Administration

Network Systems Administration Careers OverviewAt DeVry University, you'll master the network systems administration tools and techniques employed by industry leaders. This experiential learning method prepares you for real-world situations that you'll encounter in your career. Upon graduation, you'll be positioned to take advantage of the most in-demand technology jobs today and in the future. Set up and oversee network systems, as well as diagnose and repair the parts that make the network function. Companies will rely on you to keep business running smoothly.

Prereq GPA	Applicants are accepted if they meet at least one of the follow- ing criteria: • Have earned a qualifying associate degree or higher from a DeVry-approved post-secondary institution. • Have completed an appropriate amount of qualifying college- level
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	An applicant seeking to transfer credit from another institution must request a credit evaluation prior to beginning the frst class at DeVry and must provide an offcial transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. DeVry may require a catalog or additional material or, if credits were earned at a foreign institution, a credit evaluation by an approved external evaluation service. A maximum of 80 DeVry credit hours may be awarded for lower-division or community college courses. In Oregon, a maximum of 50 percent of a bac- calaureate program’s credit hours may be transferred from insti- tutions not offering baccalaureate degrees. Transfer credit maxi- mums are also subject to DeVry’s residence requirement for the chosen program. (See Graduation Requirements.) Students attend- ing DeVry who seek to earn credit at another institution for transfer to DeVry must have approval to do so in advance from a DeVry academic administrator.
Courses	Introduction to Scripting and Database with Lab » Principles of Information Systems Security » Introduction to Switching with Lab » Introduction to WAN Technologies with Lab » Network Operating Systems - Windows, with Lab » Network Operating Systems - UNIX, with Lab » Voice/VoIP Administration with Lab » Composition » Creative Writing – Honors Option » Advanced Composition » Professional Communication » Public Speaking » Interpersonal Communication » Debate and Critical Thinking » Small Group Communication » Ethical and Legal Issues in the Professions » Psychology » Culture and Society » Cross-Cultural Communications » Cultural Anthropology » Career Development » Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving » Basic Algebra » Algebra for College Students » Introduction to Business and Technology » Computer Applications for Business with Lab » PC Hardware and Software with Lab » Introduction to Networking with Lab » Introduction to Routing with Lab »

Bachelor's in Network and Communications Management

To address the need for professionals who can harness technology to advance business goals, DeVry’s Network & Communications Management program integrates technology and business management coursework, enabling graduates to analyze communications needs, provide effective networking solutions and fill a critical niche in business organizations. The program addresses designing, implementing, securing and managing networks in order to gain a technical understanding of networking data, voice and images, as well as their strategic application in business.

Prereq GPA	Applicants are accepted if they meet at least one of the follow- ing criteria: • Have earned a qualifying associate degree or higher from a DeVry-approved post-secondary institution. • Have completed an appropriate amount of qualifying college- level
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	An applicant seeking to transfer credit from another institution must request a credit evaluation prior to beginning the frst class at DeVry and must provide an offcial transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. DeVry may require a catalog or additional material or, if credits were earned at a foreign institution, a credit evaluation by an approved external evaluation service. A maximum of 80 DeVry credit hours may be awarded for lower-division or community college courses. In Oregon, a maximum of 50 percent of a bac- calaureate program’s credit hours may be transferred from insti- tutions not offering baccalaureate degrees. Transfer credit maxi- mums are also subject to DeVry’s residence requirement for the chosen program. (See Graduation Requirements.) Students attend- ing DeVry who seek to earn credit at another institution for transfer to DeVry must have approval to do so in advance from a DeVry academic administrator.
Courses	Principles of Ethics » Essentials of Accounting » Management of Technology Resources » Introduction to Networking with Lab » Introduction to Routing with Lab » Introduction to Switching with Lab » Introduction to WAN Technologies with Lab » Network Operating Systems - Windows, with Lab » Network Operating Systems - UNIX, with Lab » Voice/VoIP Administration with Lab » Wired, Optical and Wireless Communications with Lab » Converged Networks with Lab » Wireless Technologies and Services with Lab » Enterprise Network Design with Lab » Enterprise Network Management with Lab » Composition » Advanced Topics in Networking » Senior Project with Lab » Advanced Composition » Technical Writing » Professional Communication » Introduction to the Humanities » United States History » Psychology » Developmental Psychology » Principles of Economics » Career Development » Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving » Algebra for College Students » Statistics for Decision-Making » Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab » Introduction to Business and Technology » Project Management » Computer Applications for Business with Lab » PC Hardware and Software with Lab » Introduction to Scripting and Database with Lab »

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Total Programs	56
Subject Areas	76





Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - Network Management

The Colorado Tech Online Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree program features a concentration in Network Management. In addition to important undergraduate foundation studies, students can learn to install, configure and support internal and/or external networks. They will be challenged to learn how to troubleshoot networks to determine the root causes of problems, and they will be taught to analyze the business and technical requirements for a network infrastructure and design a network infrastructure that meets those requirements. The BSIT in Network Management can help prepare students to pursue such positions as Network Administrator, Server-side Programmer, Network Control Technician, Help Desk Technician, and many others. The BSIT degree program with a concentration in Network Management includes 8 résumé-enhancing Professional Certificates that allow students to accrue valuable knowledge and real-world skills as they progress towards the completion of the degree.

Concentration	Network Management
Prereq GPA	2.75
Prereq Degree	high school graduation or equivalency
Special Instructions	English Composition II is a prerequisite for all 300 and 400 level courses. Exceptions to this policy must be approved by the appropriate Director of Education, Dean or Chair.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Unix Fundamentals » Fundamentals of Database Systems » Structured Query Language for Data Management » Introduction to Computer Security » Web Development I » Introduction to Programming Logic » Introduction to Programming » Introduction to Operating Systems and Client/Server Environments » Introduction to Network Management » Information Technology Architectures » Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design » Systems Acquisition and Sourcing » System Integration and Organization Deployment » Introduction to Project Management » UNIX Systems Programming » Advanced Database Systems » Principles of Network Security » Introduction to IT » Introduction to Networking » IT Support Systems » Computer Networks and Communications » Network Infrastructure Administration » Implementing, Managing and Maintaining a Network Infrastructure » Network Infrastructure Design » Disaster Recovery » IT Capstone I » IT Capstone II » Web Development » Introduction to Project Management » Introduction to IT » E-Business » Project Risk Management » Project Performance and Quality Assurance »

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Total Programs	93
Subject Areas	66





Computer Networking

Take your experience installing software and using PCs in anetwork environment to the next level. Here’s where you get the in-depth knowledge to take the Network+ Certification Exam and the Certified Wireless Network Administrator Exam – the recognized industry standards for validating the skills of network professionals.

Prereq Degree	You must have an accredited high school diploma or G.E.D.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	You may receive credit for up to 75% of your degree program as a combination of transfer credits from other institutions and life/work experience (with a limit of 25% life/ work experience credit) toward the credit hours required for your Associate or Bachelor’s Degree. Credit must be less than ten years old and you must have earne a grade of C or higher.
Courses	Join the Network » The Reign of Ethernet » Tying it all Together » Network Protocols » The Almighty TCP/IP » It's Best to Share » The Best Route to Take » Lock the Door Behind You » Saving the Day » Cutting the Cord » Meeting the Standards » Problems & Threats »

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Total Programs	134
Subject Areas	325





Associate's - Information Technology/Networking

Axia College of University of Phoenix offers an Associate of Arts degree with a range of concentrations in business, criminal justice, education, health and human services, information technology, and more. The curriculum provides a foundation and overview within the academic disciplines of communication arts, social sciences, mathematics, life sciences, and the humanities. Instruction focuses on the development of student skills in writing, critical thinking, and information utilization, as well as foundational competencies in the selected concentration. The Associate of Arts with a concentration in Information Technology—Networking focuses on information systems and the analysis, design, and security of modern computer networks. Courses emphasize Local Area Networks, Wireless Local Area Networks, Wide Area Networks, and network security. Students will be able to simulate network administration tasks through remote access to real hardware and software commonly used in the IT industry. Additionally, courses include scenario-based activities, placing students in real-world situations that allow them to apply foundational knowledge and skills. For program disclosure information, click here. While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations or in both online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University Enrollment Representative.

Concentration	Networking
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or GED.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	You may be able to convert previous college credits or corporate training into college credit at University of Phoenix. We evaluate courses taken at regionally- or nationally-accredited colleges and universities.
Courses	Intro to W-Lan Technologies » Management of Information Systems » Fundamentals of Programming with Algorithms and Logic » Introduction to LAN Technologies » Introduction to WAN Technologies » Introduction to IT Security »

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - Networking & Telecommunications

This program is focused on the acquisition of theory and application of technical competencies associated with the information technology profession. The courses prepare students with fundamental knowledge in core technologies, such as systems analysis and design, programming, database design, network architecture and administration, Web technologies and application development, implementation and maintenance. The Networking and Telecommunications concentration of the BSIT is designed to provide specific theories, competencies, and skills necessary for success as a network administrator. This concentration is developed with a focus on the Networking+ body of knowledge, including local area networks and wide are networks For program disclosure information, click here. While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations or in both online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University Enrollment Representative.

Concentration	Networking & Telecommunications
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or GED.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	You may be able to convert previous college credits or corporate training into college credit at University of Phoenix. We evaluate courses taken at regionally- or nationally-accredited colleges and universities.
Courses	Intro to LAN Technologies » Intro to WAN Technologies » Intro to IT Security » Skills for Professional Development » Management Information Systems » Fundamentals of Programming with Algorithms and Logic » Web Design I » Web Design II » Technical Writing Fundamentals » Business Systems » Fundamentals of Business Systems Development » Project Planning & Implementation » Database Concepts » SQL for Business » Network and Telecommunications Concepts » Java Programming I » Java Programming II » Intro to W-Lan Technologies » Introduction to UNIX » Application Implementation »

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Top 20 US Computer Networking Schools (campus and online)

University of Pennsylvania
Total Programs	188
Number of Subjects	140
Rank in USA	5th

Johns Hopkins University
Total Programs	178
Number of Subjects	136
Rank in USA	19th

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Total Programs	279
Number of Subjects	183
Rank in USA	31st

Boston University
Total Programs	6
Number of Subjects	124
Rank in USA	32nd

Texas A & M University
Total Programs	167
Number of Subjects	135
Rank in USA	36th

Northeastern University
Total Programs	10
Number of Subjects	126
Rank in USA	56th

North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Total Programs	175
Number of Subjects	137
Rank in USA	70th

University of Central Florida
Total Programs	136
Number of Subjects	140
Rank in USA	71st

Syracuse University
Total Programs	152
Number of Subjects	133
Rank in USA	89th

Ohio University-Main Campus
Total Programs	183
Number of Subjects	158
Rank in USA	128th

Rochester Institute of Technology
Total Programs	1
Number of Subjects	108
Rank in USA	137th

Towson University
Total Programs	114
Number of Subjects	109
Rank in USA	141st

Stevens Institute of Technology
Total Programs	47
Number of Subjects	58
Rank in USA	149th

Texas Tech University
Total Programs	183
Number of Subjects	154
Rank in USA	150th

Michigan Technological University
Total Programs	104
Number of Subjects	97
Rank in USA	158th

Illinois Institute of Technology
Total Programs	94
Number of Subjects	88
Rank in USA	179th

University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
Total Programs	202
Number of Subjects	152
Rank in USA	194th

Central Michigan University
Total Programs	186
Number of Subjects	145
Rank in USA	239th

Baldwin-Wallace College
Total Programs	86
Number of Subjects	86
Rank in USA	253rd

Elmhurst College
Total Programs	88
Number of Subjects	84
Rank in USA	273rd