AA/AS in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications

This associate degree trains students on data center equipment such as servers, routers, firewalls, switches and cloud infrastructure in labs on two campuses. A virtual lab with an industry-approved curriculum gives students round-the-clock remote access, which makes the schedule flexible for people who work. The coursework draws on technology and learning content from vendors including Cisco, Microsoft and HP. The IT Network Specialist program is offered at: Racine Campus, Online. It totals 63 credits, with admission in Fall. Financial aid eligibility and estimated costs are listed on the program page. The college groups related programs into career pathways, so students may begin with a certificate, diploma or degree and build toward further credentials. Credit for prior learning from high school, earlier college, work or military experience may be available, and graduates can continue their studies or transfer to a four-year institution.