Associate of Applied Science in Network Administrator

Students earning this degree will be prepared to pursue information technology and networking careers in a variety of industries, including health care, financial services, education, entertainment, and more. With an emphasis on practical experience, students learn the basics of routing, switching, wireless, troubleshooting, and other advanced technologies to prepare for the globally-recognized Cisco CCNA certification, continued education, and for entry-level career opportunities such as Network Administrator, Network Engineer, Network Installer, Network Technician, or Help Desk Technician. With an emphasis on practical experience, students learn the basics of routing, switching, managing firewalls and wireless networks, including Windows Server operating systems, how to add, manage, and troubleshoot various network enterprise services, and a familiarization with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Platform and Palo Alto Firewall configuration.
This program prepares students to work for organizations that provide enterprise network services to clients as well as organizations that adopt Cisco and Windows solutions to manage their networks. In addition, this program prepares you for work as a systems administrator, network technician, and level 2 help desk specialist. Finally, this program prepares students to work as Linux administrators or manage Cisco routers, firewalls, and switches in the private and public sectors.

Official Academic Records (high school and/or college)
All students will need to submit a transcript of the last school attended.
If the high school or college is not a U.S. school, then transcript must be translated and evaluated.
All transcripts received must be in their original envelope and sealed, no open documents will be accepted.

TOEFL exam score.
500 Paper-Based Test
173 Computer-Based Test
61 Internet-Based Testing

IELTS exam score - 5.5 on the exam.