Computer Information Systems Networking Specialist - Sauk Valley Community College

Computer Information Systems Networking Specialist from Sauk Valley Community College is a Campus Certificate Information Technology degree that prepares you for a IT career. The networking specialist certificate consists of a core of courses which provide job entry skills in the area of computer networks. This certificate can also be the foundation for advancement to higher level positions in an expanding field. Instruction includes hands-on system experience. This certificate is an expansion of the Networking certificate that adds training in network operating systems and general information systems theory. Work and Employment Networking specialists are involved in the installation, use and maintenance of computer networks. They may set up the physical infrastructure for a network, use network operating systems to administrate and maintain network services, ranging from LANs to Internet services. Major Field Requirements CIS 101 - Fundamentals of Computer Information Systems 3 Semester hour(s) or CIS 250 - Beginning Linux 3 Semester hour(s) CIS 152 - Introduction to Internetworking 3 Semester hour(s) CIS 154 - Introduction to Internetworking Operating System 3 Semester hour(s) CIS 156 - Introduction to Local Area Networks 3 Semester hour(s) CIS 158 - Introduction to Wide Area Networks 3 Semester hour(s) CIS 162 - Network Administration 2 Semester hour(s) CIS 164 - Network Design and Installation 2 Semester hour(s) Total Hours Required for Certificate: 19 View more details on Sauk Valley Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Information Technology courses.