
Associate of Applied Science in Cybersecurity and Computer Networks
Overview
This degree combines system administration fundamentals with a foundation in cybersecurity concepts. The program curriculum contains core classes in Windows and Linux operating systems, networking, and security. Other areas of focus include hardware and basic programming/scripting.
Our students experience real-life scenarios through hands-on labs and simulations that are constructed based on feedback from the cybersecurity community and continually adapted to today's changing world. Not only do we teach security concepts and technologies, we also teach the information technology component that goes with it. Upon graduation, you will be ready to use your knowledge and skills in the workforce.
The curriculum contains core classes in computer hardware, Windows and Linux operating systems, networking, security, and programming. Students may have the opportunity to earn college credit for cooperative education or internship opportunities with local businesses.
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Students may transfer prior college credit and may be eligible to earn credit for relevant life and work experience.
Program Details
Upon completion of the program, students are prepared to work in Information Technology and Cybersecurity departments for countless organizations. It is an opportune time to be involved in the industry, as research shows nationwide, millions of IT and Cyber positions go unfilled due to lack of qualified applicants.
Program Requirements
Prescribed Technical Program 45-48 credits
General Education 16 credits
Total 61-64 credits