NetSys Admin

Network and System Administration (BS) or (AS)

The Bachelor of Science in Network and System Administration will provide graduates a strong background in computer networking theory, Microsoft Windows-based networks, UNIX/Linux network operating systems, mission-critical applications. Graduates will have the skills necessary to manage the information technology infrastructure required to operate a modern business, with job titles that include as system administrator, network system engineer, systems analyst, network analyst, network application developer and technical consultants. Graduates will have a solid business management background, which enables them to effectively communicate with and support the various operational units within a business organization.

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 Semester (16cr)
Semesters Per Degree 8 (128cr)*
Bachelor of Science in Network and System Administration
Degree Requirements 128 cr
Credits
Required Courses
51
CIS 245 Information Security Fundamentals
3
CIS 275 Web Application Programming I
3
CIS 328 Operating Environments
3
CIS 332 Structured Systems Analysis & Design
3
CIS 338 Project Management
3
CIS 350 Computer Hardware, Telecomm & Networking
3
CIS 375 Web Application Programming II
3
CIS 383 Networking I
3
CIS 385 Networking II
3
CIS 460 Windows Administration 3
CIS 462 UNIX/Linux Administration 3
CIS 464 Wireless Communications 3
CIS 466 Survey of Network Administration 3
CIS 468 Programming for Network Administration 3
CIS 484 Database Management Systems 3
CIS 494 Internship
OR
CIS 498 Undergraduate Research/Scholarship
3
CSC 250 Computer Science II 3
Support Courses: 12
MATH 201 Intro to Discrete Mathematics 3
ENGL 208 Documentation and Presentation 3
BADM/ACCT Electives 6
Electives 24
General Education Requirements 30
Institutional Requirements 11
NOTE: Majors must take CSC 150 as part of the system-wide general education requirements.
* The serving size is based on a four year degree plan, so your course load may vary depending on your specific educational goals. The values here are current as of the 2009-10 DSU course catalog.
Associate of Science in Network and System Administration
74 cr
General Education Core 18
System-Wide Institutional Graduation Requirements
6
Required Courses
26
CIS 245 Information Security Fundamentals
3
CIS 328 Operating Environments
3
CIS 332 Structured Systems Analysis & Design
3
CIS 350 Computer Hardware, Telecomm & Networking
3
CIS 383 Networking I
3
CIS 385 Networking II
3
CSC 231 Tech Foundations: Linux
1
CSC 232 Tech Foundations: Scripting
1
CSC 250 Computer Science II
3
MATH 201 Intro to Discrete Mathematics
3
Electives 14
 
Last Updated: 8/4/09