The Associate of Applied Science in Computer Networking Systems online program is designed to prepare students for careers in computer networking. Networking specialists are responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing an organization's networking systems. This program covers a wide range of topics, including Windows Active Directory administration, cloud computing concepts, application development, and general education subjects such as oral and written communication, ethics, sociology, mathematics, and environmental science.

Program Outcomes:

Upon completing this program, graduates will have acquired the following skills and knowledge:

• Proficiency in setting up, installing, and deploying servers within existing networks.
• Configuration of local, network, and security policies and permissions.
• Diagnosis and resolution of common computer issues, including the replacement of field-replaceable parts.
• Setup and configuration of basic software applications.
• Setup, configuration, and securing of wireless networks.
• Performance of basic client desktop installations using a baseline configuration and deployment on existing networks.
• Execution of basic subnetting tasks.
• Proper documentation of all work, including ticket generation and use of user-friendly language for end-users.
• Conducting physical assessments of existing networks and identifying potential vulnerabilities.

After completing this program, you'll be ready for entry-level positions in various sectors, including public, private, and nonprofit organizations. Your path to a successful computer networking career starts here!