Overview

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The AAS degree in Networking Systems Technology will prepare students to use leading tools and technologies to build and maintain new and existing network systems. Through this program, students will study how to activate accounts; implement security controls; install and configure servers, routers and switches; monitor network performance; and troubleshoot problems. Extensive hands-on lab time on real and current equipment will prepare you for a successful career as a Network Specialist, Systems Administrator, Network Engineer, etc.

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U.S. News & World Report ranks IT Manager at #2 among the 10 Best Technology Jobs with a median salary of $159,010 and "Computer Network Architect" at #8 with a median salary of $120,520. At NCC, youll gain valuable, marketable skills in data communication, modern computer network architecture and design, server operating systems, network performance analysis, and the latest networking technology. The NCC AAS in IT Networking program will prepare you for leading industry certifications including CCNA, MCSA, A+ and Net+. Depending on your electives, NCCs IT Networking Program can also prepare you for Security+, CEH, and CISSP certifications.

Career Potential: PC Technician, Network Systems Technician, Network Administrator, IT Manager.