Information Technology Network Management - Central Pennsylvania College

Information Technology Network Management from Central Pennsylvania College is a Campus Bachelor Information Technology degree that prepares you for a IT career. Central Penn Advantages for IT - Network Management Minors Learn the design, installation and maintenance of complex networks Learn database concepts, modeling and querying Understand network security, systems analysis, development, implementation and evaluation Write computer programs and create relational databases Learn the Linux operating system What kind of work will I do? Central Penn students are taught the underlying theory and principles of network administration. In combining high-level technical training with communication skills in preparation to lead project development teams in the design, installation, and maintenance of complex networks. Graduates will have developed the management and professional skills to promote and justify technology projects to meet business objectives. Central Penn prepares you by teaching network design and advanced network administration methods. These concentration courses, coupled with the required courses will prepare you for limitless career opportunities as you earn a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a concentration in Network Management . Admissions Requirements Applicants entering the IT Bachelor's Program should possess at least a 2.0 GPA (C average) with recommended preparation or requirements that include: Strong background in oral and written communications Previous keyboarding and Windows experience Two units of high school math to include Algebra Who will I work for? Through the years Central Penn has developed a close working relationship with many companies and organizations across Pennsylvania. As a result, Central Penn interns and graduates find the door open to them at a number of locations. Research has shown a great demand for such specialists in what the US Department of Labor predicts will be the fastest growing career field in the country until at least 2010. Indeed, the year 2000 saw nearly 53% of all IT related jobs go unfilled, and the future holds promise for very little change. It is indeed a "buyers' market." Wherever you work and whatever your employment goals, expect positions such as: Network administrator Network engineer View more details on Central Penn College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Information Technology courses.