About
The Cyber Security program will prepare students to enter into the broad field of hardware and operating system security and troubleshooting; manage secure mobile, wired and wireless devices; managing client and server systems; networking security and operation security in the cyberspace. The program is designed as a tiered approach, building the foundation of knowledge for an entry level position in cybersecurity, computer networking, and information technology support. The program provides the opportunity for students to be best prepared to independently obtain the industry-wide and Department of Defense recognized vendor-neutral Comp TIA A+, Network+, and Security+ certifications. In addition, the program provides the opportunity to explore other aspects of cybersecurity to include computer programming, security software design, and network defense and counter measures. The requirement is a minimum of 60 credit hours.
Organization
Kirtland Community College - Kirtland Roscommon
Kirtland Community College
Public two-year higher education institution in Grayling, Michigan, Kirtland Community College serves over 17 communities with 38 degree and certificate programs, including professional training, online, and transfer courses. The college offers tuition-free skills certificates or degrees to in-district students and tuition rates at one-third the cost of four-year universities, fostering a culture of innovation and equipping students with the tools they need to succeed in fulfilling careers.
Highlights:
- Unique tuition-free guarantee for in-district students to earn their skills certificate or degree
- Affordable tuition rates at one-third the cost of most four-year schools
- Serves over 17 communities as the largest Michigan community college district with multiple campuses
- Fosters a culture of innovation and offers diverse programs
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