Computer Technology, Networking (AAS)

Degree: Associate in Applied Science
Major: Computer Technology, Networking
Minimum Credits Required for Graduation: 63

Program Description: The Computer Technology associate degree program (AAS.CPT.NET) is designed to prepare competent, skilled graduates for entry-level positions in the information technology field. The program provides a comprehensive curriculum with a strong emphasis on networking, including courses in network design, installation, maintenance, and administration. Students in the networking concentration gain the skills needed to manage and secure computer networks in a variety of organizational settings. Successful completion of the networking courses may also prepare students for industry-recognized certifications, enhancing employability and readiness for technology-focused careers.

General Education Requirements - 15 Credits

Select one of the following.

Students wanting to transfer to another college should consider taking SPC 205 as it will transfer as Public Speaking. Students taking ENG 260 may be able to transfer that class to another college, but most likely it will transfer as an elective. Students must take either one of these courses before taking their choice of CPT 118 or CPT 276.

Select one of the following:

Required Related Courses - 1 Credit

COL 106 - Skills for College Success

Required Major Courses - 28 Credits

Select one of the following:

After successfully completeing either SPC 205 or ENG 260, students can choose to take CPT 118 or CPT 276. Instructor approval is required for CPT 276.

Required Related Courses - 19 Credits

Sample Pathway - Computer Technology, Networking

Please see your advisor for possible course substitutions.

First Year - Fall Semester - 13 Credits

First Year - Spring Semester - 15 Credits

Select one of the following:

First Year - Summer Semester - 8 Credits

Second Year - Fall Semester - 12 Credits

Second Year - Spring Semester - 12 Credits

CPT 118 - Professional Practices in Information Tech
CPT 264 - Systems and Procedures
IST 292 - Network Security II
Humanities Elective