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Computer Networking Technology announces an Associate of Applied Science degree in Networking Technology. This degree is comprised of 69 credits, with 49 credits coming from CNT courses and 20 credits from general studies. This degree encompasses the two existing CNT certificates so students can earn certificates while progressing toward their degree. The course list and program outline are shown below:
| General Education | | Foundation Studies 9 credits | | ENG 135 ENG 136 | Communication Skills Technical Writing | 3 3 | | or | | ENG 101 ENG 102 | College Composition I
College Composition II | 3
3 | | MAT 100 or higher | | 3 | | Core Studies 4 credits | | LSC 101 | Connections | 1 | | LSC or Humanities (select any 200-level course from LSC or Humanities) | | 3 | | Area Studies | | Physical and Biological Science (select any laboratory science course) | | 4 | | BSA 220 or BSA 221 | Management or Entrepreneurship | 3 | | subtotal | 20 | | Networking Studies | | CNT-100 | Introduction to Computer Networking Technologies | 3 | | CNT-110 | A+ Computer Technician Certification | 4 | | CNT-115 CNT-120 | Network+: Networking Technologies Certification Or Exploring Network Operating Environments | 4 3 | | CNT-121 | Windows Professional | 3 | | CNT-122 | Windows Server | 4 | | CNT-123 | Managing a Windows Network | 3 | | CNT-130 | Linux+ Certification | 4 | | CNT-135 | Security+: Implementing and maintaining network security | 3 | | CNT-140 | Cisco Networking Fundamentals | 4 | | CNT-150 | Cisco Networking Router Technologies | 3 | | CNT-155 | Wireless Networking Fundamentals | 3 | | CNT-160 | Cisco Advanced Routing and Switching | 3 | | CNT-170 | Cisco WAN Concepts and Projects | 3 | | CNT-189 | Networking Topics | 2 | | CNT-296 | CNT Internship | 3 | | subtotal: | 48-49 | | | | | Total Minimum Credit Hours | 68 | CNT AAS Degree Program Learning Outcomes 1. Install, terminate, and test common network media components. 2. Discuss the methods and operation of local area networks (LANs). 3. Perform IP address subnetting and configure devices to use the TCP/IP protocol. 4. Identify and perform basic configuration tasks on Wide Area Network (WAN) components. 5. Configure Cisco routers and switches to operate in a a typical LAN/WAN environment. 6. Troubleshoot common network problems in a router environment. 7. Install, configure, and manage a wireless network infrastructure. 8. Recognize network performance issues and describe methods for improving performance. 9. Describe and implement network security on Cisco routers and switches. 10. Install, manage, and configure Microsoft and Linux operating systems. 11. Manage and maintain a Microsoft Windows Server environment. 12. Manage and support a Microsoft Windows Server network infrastructure. 13. Diagnose and repair common personal computer problems. 14. Assemble and disassemble a personal computer. 15. Perform troubleshooting and administrative tasks related to server operating systems. 16. Identify and install the major hardware components of a server computer. 17. Describe and present information on current and emerging computer networking technologies. 18. Design and apply a network security plan. 19. Configure network devices and operating systems to operate securely. 20. Apply skills in a workplace environment and exhibit appropriate workplace behavior.
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