AA/AS in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications

Information Technology Infrastructure is an associate of applied science at Ozarks Tech aimed at people who want to keep computer systems and networks running. The program takes four semesters of full-time study and emphasizes practical, job-ready training. Students prepare for the Cisco CCNA, a widely recognized networking credential, as part of realistic technical training. Graduates seek positions that support the systems organizations rely on each day. A one-year certificate in the same subject is available for students who want a quicker route or additional training to strengthen their current career options. Both credentials are listed on the program page together with outcome statistics for recent graduates. Applicants enter through the college's general admissions process, and the program page links to admissions details, accreditation information and options to request more information or arrange a campus visit. Each program listing shows an approximate length in years and semesters along with an estimated cost range, and a separate page offers outcome statistics for recent graduates so prospective students can judge the results for themselves.