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Undergraduate Certificate
in Network and System Administration and Management
2007-2008 Curriculum |
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Computer systems and networks are critical to large and small business operations. Networks are used to transport and share critical, time-sensitive and confidential data across an organization. These systems must be secure so that they are not susceptible to hackers and the proliferation of computer viruses that abound. Systems and network administrators with experience in Windows, UNIX™, and databases are always in demand. This certificate program is designed for the person who has an interest in and an aptitude for computer technology. Upon completion of the program, participants will be qualified and trained to assume the role of systems and or network administrator.
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Prerequisite Course |
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63.152 Computer Science I |
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Required Courses (5) |
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63.258 Introduction to Operating Systems Using UNIX™ |
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63.320 Windows Server and Client Management |
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63.340 UNIX™ System Administration |
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63.360 Database Management |
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63.376 Networking Technologies |
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For further information about the Undergraduate Certificate in Network and System Administration and Management, please contact the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education or call (508) 626-4550.
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