AA/AS in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications

This degree prepares students to work as networking specialists by pairing computer concepts and program design with network technology. Learners also complete general education in humanities, social science and mathematics. Students choose from specializations, one of which is built around Microsoft technologies. In the college catalog, the entry for Networking Specialist sets out the required courses, descriptions of each class and the conditions for entry. Applicants should expect to satisfy these entrance conditions before enrolling: A high school diploma or its equivalent is needed, and minimum ACCUPLACER placement scores apply. The catalog lists 66 credits for completion. Entry is each semester. Prospective students should review the full catalog entry for course listings and placement details, and can ask a college advisor how the sequence fits their schedule and goals.