Computer Networking Technician
Computer Networking Technician
36 Credit Hours
Program Overview
In the digital age, computer networks are essential for almost all businesses and organizations. As a result, there is a consistently high demand for skilled networking technicians to install, maintain, and troubleshoot these networks. Networking technicians work across various industries and sectors, from IT companies and telecommunications to healthcare, finance, and government. This versatility allows professionals to explore different fields and find their niche. With the rapid expansion of technology and the increasing complexity of networks, there are ample opportunities for career growth and advancement in the field. Technicians can move up to more senior roles, such as network administrators or network engineers, with additional training and experience.