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Computer networking technicians with the right skills and training may be employed in a variety of industries, including schools, universities and colleges, insurance carriers, local governments, computer systems design and services and many other industries.
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If you’re thinking of joining their ranks, a Computer and Network Administration Associate’s Degree from Remington College can help you learn the skills you need.
This technology-focused degree program may be a good fit whether you want to earn certifications, qualify for a new job in the technology industry, or take your existing experience to the next level.
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What can you do with an Associate’s Degree in Computer and Network Administration?
Computer networking administrators are responsible for building, maintaining and repairing integrated networks for computers in both a personal and professional environment.
Program graduates will have received training to work as entry-level network operators, support technicians, help desk and support specialists and information technology (IT) specialists.
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Microsoft serves as an industry standard in the field of computers and network administration, and students in this program will have the opportunity to earn up to five Microsoft certifications while attending class, graduates of the Remington College Associate’s Degree program may find the door to job opportunities wide open.
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Not to mention, job placement assistance is available from Remington College’s on-campus Career Services department to help with resume preparation, job searches, and interview tips.(1)
Which Microsoft certifications can you earn while working toward an associate’s degree
Many students interested in computer networking careers wonder whether to earn a degree or obtain Microsoft certification. At Remington College, you don’t have to choose – our Associate’s Degree in Computer & Network Administration offers students the opportunity to pursue both at the same time.
Our program combines a computer and network administration degree with up to five Microsoft certifications, providing students with education, skills and certifications that may help them stand out in this field.
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Because Remington College is an Advanced Microsoft IT Academy member, you can earn up to five Microsoft certifications while taking classes that count toward your degree – and if you meet testing eligibility, the cost of your certification exams is available at no additional cost to you.
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Thanks to this partnership, students enrolled in the program can use the Microsoft IT Academy Career portal at no extra cost.
What job opportunities are available to Computer and Network Administration graduates?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, overall employment of computer network, systems, and database administrators is projected to increase by 30 percent from 2008 through 2018, much faster than average for all occupations. In addition, this occupation will add 286,600 new jobs over that period. Growth, however, will vary by specialty.
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What will you study in our Computer and Network Administration courses?
Remington College computer courses cover topics aimed at demystifying computer terminology and training students to master the basics.
Coursework focuses on network security and essentials, computer support, client operating systems, network scripting, network implementation and support, computer architecture, and routers and switches.
Experienced instructors teach in small classes, taking time to break things down so that each individual can master the material.
Take a look at this video featuring Remington College instructor Chris Carlson. Full details on the Computer and Network Administration curriculum are available here.
Less Time, Less Money.
The Remington College Associate’s Degree in Computer & Network Administration can now be completed in as few as 18 months, saving you 25 percent in tuition with Remington College. And financial aid is available for those who qualify.
(1)Employment upon graduation not guaranteed.
(2)http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos305.htm
(3)Speak to a Remington College Admission Representative for further details.