CERTIFICATE

NETWORK ADMINISTRATION

curriculum code: 1507

Hegis code: 5103

minimum credit hours required: 35

The certificate program in network administration is one of four specialized certificates designed primarily as a focused concentration for students earning a degree in computer science, computer technology, information technology, or computer information systems, but may also be obtained independent of these degrees. Any of these certificates are also an excellent complement to a degree in business administration or communication and media arts. These certificate programs are built around a common set of core competencies and provide specialization through a minimum number of additional courses. Once the general education and core competency requirements are satisfied, students may earn additional certificates by taking only the specialization courses for the certificate of choice. Graduates of the certificate program in network administration are able to maintain the operation of a local area network (LAN), administer user accounts, implement and support LAN resources, monitor and track LAN activity, design network configuration modifications, maintain LAN documentation, optimize LAN performance, resolve LAN hardware and software issues, and integrate a LAN into business processes for enhanced operations.

certificate program

course descriptions - fall, spring, summer

Contact:

Denise Kingsley-Joy, coordinator, denisekingsley@mail.sunyjcc.edu