Forensic Computing Certificate

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Career Opportunities

The CIS program prepares you for careers in computer science, computer networking and electronic commerce. The AAS Degree with an emphasis in local area networking prepares you to work as a network technician on small and large networks. You may also administer smaller networks as a System Administrator. The AGS Degree with an emphasis in Computer Information Systems prepares you to transfer to a university to continue studies in Computer Science or Computer Information Systems.

Program Description

The CIS program provides training in basic technical computer and networking skills. You will study computer networking, programming and database technologies along with classes that teach the technical aspects of the Internet and data communications. Note: Students interested in transferring to a baccalaureate program in Computer Information Systems should refer to the Transfer Degree section.

Total Credits: 23

Certificate Requirements

CNG 1024 - Networking I: Network + Credit(s): 3
CNG 1032 - Network Security Fundamentals Credit(s): 3
CNG 1033 - Network Security: Fire Walls and Intrusion Detection and Network Security Credit(s): 3
CNG 1036 - Guide to IT Disaster Recovery Credit(s): 3
CNG 2012 - Configuring Windows Server Credit(s): 4
CNG 2024 - Microsoft Windows Wireless Network Credit(s): 3
CNG 2058 - Digital Forensics Credit(s): 4