Earn an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Information Systems with an option in Computer Networking in as little as two years or begin your higher education with a technical certificate in networking and cyber security.

As you progress through NWACC's networking program, you'll develop skills in analyzing and designing computer network requirements, and installing, configuring and troubleshooting hardware and software, as well as performing network maintenance and implementing local area networks (LANs).

You'll also be prepared to complete the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certificate exam and take the A+, CompTIA Network + and Security + certification exams.

With a degree in networking, you may find employment opportunities as a computer technician, network administrator, help desk analyst, technology coordinator, computer network analyst, network installation technician and others.