Online Associate's Degrees in Systems Management

A.A. in Information Technology/Networking

This program will provide the student foundational knowledge of the major facets of networking technologies. Available within this program are realistic simulations, plus remote access to real hardware and software commonly used in the IT industry. These exercises help the student learn key networking concepts. At the student's option, this program also provides the students a roadmap and online tools to aid them in gaining Microsoft® certifications. Total credits required for degree program completion: 60 credits.

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Offered by: University of Phoenix

Associate - Network Systems Administration

Today nothing is more critical to successful business operations than effective networks. Earn your associate degree in Network Systems Administration from DeVry University, and become a valuable asset to any company. Use the tools and techniques embraced by leaders such as Cisco Systems as you learn how to maintain existing systems and launch new ones. Nearly every industry demands these types of professionals who can activate accounts and security controls, install and configure routers and switchers, monitor network performance, and troubleshoot problems. With new positions opening up and older professionals retiring, networking promises to be a growing career field in North America for years to come.

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Offered by: DeVry University

Associate of Applied Business in Computer Networking & Applications

The Computer Networking and Applications programs generally prepare graduates for entry-level positions in computer network administration. The student receives a solid foundation in computer concepts and applications as well as business and general education courses. The Microsoft-based curriculum offers preparation for the testing required for MCSE certification. Upon successful completion of the program, students are able to: Provide day-to-day on-site support in a work environment Design and implement networks Maintain hardware and software Monitor and analyze networks Identify, interpret, and evaluate system and network requirements Entry-level Employment Opportunities Computer Support Specialist Help Desk Technician Computer Operator Computer Networking Technician Intranet Networking Technician Systems Analyst Technician.

Offered by: Brown Mackie College

AAS in Information Technology - Network Administration

Focus on network administration, security, and maintenance along with the nuances of networking with TCP/IP. You will also explore wireless networking.

Offered by: Kaplan University

Computer Systems & Network Technology

This program is designed to meet the ever-increasing need for trained Computer Service Personnel. A graduate from this program will be able to work at an entry level position in the computer technology field upgrading, configuring, repairing PC's or in network installation, maintenance and support roles for window Servers, Exchange server, routing and router configuration.

Offered by: Vatterott College

Computer and Networking Technology

Offered by: Fortis Institute

Associate of Applied Science: Computer Networking Technology

With our computer training, you will have the opportunity to acquire the specific knowledge and skills required to plan, implement, and support information systems in a range of computing and networking environments. You will work side-by-side with information technology specialists and you could gain the experience required to succeed in the competitive field of information technology.

Offered by: Kaplan College - KHE

Computer Information Systems - Network Management - Online

The Associates degree with a network management minor focuses on developing both a basic understanding, and a practical skill set for the continuing maintenance and operation of micro based computer networks. The technologies used by a small business network are the same technologies used across the Internet. TCP/IP is the de facto standard for communication protocols across the network. A detailed study of TCP/IP, in conjunction with courseware in Ethernet, switching and routing, helps prepare students for employment in any business or organization to help keep the network in operation.

Offered by: Central Penn College

Associate's Degree - Computer Network Engineer

The objective of this program is to provide students with the knowledge and technical skills necessary to prepare students to pursue entry-level employment as Computer Network Engineers. The program is designed to prepare students with a variety of skills including troubleshooting, analyzing, designing and implementing upgrades on popular network operating systems, as well as computer maintenance and repair. Coursework is also geared towards preparing students to define, analyze and find system resolutions along with making enhancements to network operating systems.

Offered by: Florida Career College

Network Administration

This program provides a strong foundation in both business and technology skills that are common in modern office settings. It combines basic business concepts, interpersonal communication, customer service skills, and standard applications training with technical skills in the area of hardware fundamentals, networking fundamentals, and operating systems. This curriculum provides students with the skills necessary to start their careers in information technology as network support personnel.

Offered by: Harrison College

Info. Systems Mgmt. Associates - Network Administration

As more businesses utilize the benefits of computers, the need for knowledgeable computer-trained professionals is increasing. The Information Systems Management Associate's degree prepares students for this increased demand, and the Network Administration specialization allows students to specialize in the diverse needs of businesses everywhere. Students focusing on Network Support will oversee and manage the operation of computer networks, become proficient in the application of hardware & software. Computer courses are in networking which includes Cisco, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft NT Servers, Novell and Networking, and LINUX operating systems.

Offered by: Rasmussen College

Associate in Specialized Technology: Computer Networking Technology

At Kaplan College, we could help you become a productive member of a business office. Through this program, you could acquire the necessary skills to become a network operations analyst, network systems support, network technician, or similar position. Enroll today to work on gaining experience that could help you stand out from the crowd. This is your opportunity to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully seek a career in the technology field. Our program can teach you how to install and maintain computer networks, troubleshoot hardware and software problems, manage databases, develop Web pages, and provide increased network security.

Offered by: Kaplan Career Institute

Associate of Applied Science in Computer Technology and Networking

Graduates of the Computer Technology and Networking program are prepared for a future in the greatest technological revolution in history. You will have the knowledge and skills you need to stay current with the skyrocketing advances in computer technology and participate in the ever-expanding computer revolution. Computer technology is continually changing, with computers often doubling their processing speed within 18 months. The result is ongoing technological advances, and hardware and software upgrades. Faster and more complex computers require highly skilled professionals to perform hardware and software maintenance, as well as to install and administer networks.

Offered by: California College San Diego

Associate of Applied Science in Computer & Networking Technology

This program provides a thorough and integrated progressive study of the IBM compatible computer and its related network/Internet technologies for those seeking a rewarding career as an Information Technology (IT) professional. As such it will act as either a terminus degree, or as a springboard for further education and training in IT. Our goal is to provide the broadest possible preparation for our students to fulfill significant responsibilities and answer the challenges of the dynamic world of computing/networking in the 21st Century.
Students will study computer hardware, operating systems, and applications. They will learn how to remove, install, debug, and troubleshoot all major system and networking components. They will also learn the functions and interactions of those components. Networking and Internet topologies will be profiled and examined, so that the student is familiar with the design, structure, and layout of networking systems. The impact of the Internet on local area networks and business operations and communications will be delineated.
On the software side, students will learn to work with industry-standard applications programs, and will understand the use of application programs in computer systems and in the world of business. The Microsoft family of operating systems will be covered extensively, so that students are able to effectively deploy and support those industry-standard platforms. Networking via Windows as well as Linux are profiled, with the course work and significant self-study preparing students for the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), the A+, Network+, and I-Net+ certification tests: even the coveted Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification! Completion of this degree program should result in graduates who are able to exercise leadership in their field, advance professionally, and realize a rewarding career.

Offered by: Pioneer Pacific College

Network Systems Administration

IS A CAREER AS A NETWORK SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR RIGHT FOR ME?
Network Systems Administration is the perfect program for people who want to have a mission critical role at their place of work. Individuals who specialize in this area are generally good at troubleshooting and working as a part of team.

WHAT'S THE JOB OUTLOOK?
Opportunities abound in the network systems administration field, as companies are relying more heavily on computer networks to make their operations run smoothly. Job growth in this field will continue to be driven by rapid gains in computer and data processing services, which is projected to be the fastest-growing industry in the U.S. economy.* Today's job market demands capable, tech-savvy individuals who exhibit proficiency in a range of network functions, and above all, professional polish.

WHAT WILL I DO WITH MY EDUCATION?
Graduates of Heald's Network Systems Administration program pursue rewarding careers in a variety of positions, including LAN Administrator, WAN Administrator, Junior Network Administrator, Technical Support Specialist, or Network Support Technician. You'll also be prepared to pursue the following technical certifications: CompTIA A+, Network+, Linux+, Security+, and Microsoft Certified Professional.

As a Network Systems Administrator, you'll generate reports, implement and configure customer support databases, install and maintain servers, recommend hardware and software, and monitor network performance. No matter which position you hold, your Heald degree will help prepare you for great success in the network systems administration field.

Offered by: Heald College

Other Computer Associate's Degree

• Associate's Degree in Cisco Programming
• Associate's Degree in Computer Programming
• Associate's Degree in Data Modeling
• Associate's Degree in Industrial Technology
• Associate's Degree in Information Systems
• Associate's Degree in Information Technology
• Associate's Degree in Internet Engineering
• Associate's Degree in Internet Specialist
• Associate's Degree in Java Programming
• Associate's Degree in Network Management
• Associate's Degree in Network Security
• Associate's Degree in Oracle Programming
• Associate's Degree in Security & Loss Prevention
• Associate's Degree in Security Specialist
• Associate's Degree in Systems Management
• Associate's Degree in Telecom Management
• Associate's Degree in Unix Programming
• Associate's Degree in Visual Basic
• Associate's Degree in Web Development
• Associate's Degree in Wireless Networking

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