Computer Server Administration
Certificate of Applied Science Degree
Advisor: Bruce Gottwig
The Computer Server Administration program prepares individuals for employment in the computer networking field, specifically focusing on server management, maintenance, and administration. Students in this program gain hands-on experience with computer hardware, software and networks. Upon successful completion of the program, the student will have the needed skills to sit for CompTIA Network+, Linux+ and Microsoft MCSA/MCSE certifications.
Outcomes - Graduates are prepared to:
- Demonstrate an advanced level understanding of Microsoft 2003 server configuration;
- Demonstrate a basic understanding network infrastructure design and configuration;
- Demonstrate a basic understanding of the Linux server operating system;
- Pass the MCSA / MCSE industry standard certification exam battery with at least an 70%; and
- Obtain and keep a computer server professional position within the workforce.
Estimated Resident Program Cost:
| Tuition and Fees | $4257 |
| Application Fee | $30 |
| Lab Fees | $70 |
| Books/Supplies | $950 |
| TOTAL: | $5307 |
Fall Semester
| Course | No. | Title | Credits |
| CIT | 111 | Introduction to Computers | 3+ |
| CIT | 166* | Computer Operating Systems | 4+ |
| CIT | 210* | Network Operating System 1 | 2+ |
| CIT | 211* | Network Operating System 2 | 2+ |
| CIT | 126* | Networking Fundamentals | 3+ |
| CIT | 176* | Routers and Routing Basics | 3+ |
SUBTOTAL |
17 |
Spring Semester
| Course | No. | Title | Credits |
| CIT | 208* | Fundamentals of UNIX/Linux | 4+ |
| CIT | 212* | Network Operating System 3 | 2+ |
| CIT | 213* | Network Operating System 4 | 2+ |
| ENGL | 121** | Composition I | 3+ |
| COMM | 135 | Interpersonal Communication | 3+ |
SUBTOTAL |
14 |
Summer Semester
| Course | No. | Title | Credits |
| CIT | Network Operating System 5 | 2+ | |
| CIT | Network Operating System 6 | 2+ | |
| MATH | Algebra for College Students OR | ||
| MATH | Pre-calculus Algebra OR | ||
| MATH | Math for Liberal Arts OR | ||
| MATH | Calculus | 3/4+ | |
SUBTOTAL |
7/8 |
Total Program Credits: 38-39~
~ Many students need preliminary math and English courses before enrolling in the program requirements. These courses may increase the total number of program credits. Students should review their math and English placement before planning out their full program schedules.
+ A grade of "C-" or above required for graduation
* Indicates prerequisites needed
** Placement in course(s) is determined by placement assessment
