Prepares graduates with knowledge and skills in the areas of networking, computer support and data communications. Graduates are eligible to take appropriate certification exams (such as A+, Network+, Novell CNA, and Microsoft MCP). Graduates can expect to work as entry-level network engineers, administrators, or computer support technicians (although many employers require an associate's degree). This program involves extensive hands-on work in computer labs featuring state-of the-art equipment.
A graduate should be able to:
TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS CREDIT: 30
Professional academic advisors are available to assist you with your academic advising needs. Advising services are available for all full-time and part-time students. Email advising@mc3.edu
Our Electronic Game and Simulation Design program covers everything you'll need to join the industry, including theory, hands-on practice, and portfolio production.