Network Systems Management

With the widespread use of computers around the world, there is an ongoing need for skilled network administrators. The Associate in Applied Science degree in Network Systems Management prepares students for entry-level positions in a vast number of industries. The Network Systems Management degree will provide skills in network architecture, network design, and LAN/WAN services and support among others. These valuable skills enable graduates to work in IT for small businesses, public and private corporations, and in private practice.

兔子先生 Information

Course Sequence and Progression Requirements

• A minimum grade of "C" or better is required for all CPT and IST prefixed courses for progression and graduation.
• All CPT and IST courses have a 5-year time limit. 

Student Resources

• Cost of Attendance
• A.A.S. Network Systems Management Program Specific Cost

For more information, contact:
Stan Greenawalt  - (843) 349-5237

Program Mission, Goals and Outcomes

Mission:

The mission of the Computer Technology department is to enhance the educational opportunities of our students by building a comprehensive and quality technology infrastructure to allow our students to simulate real world experiences.  This environment will be effectively maintained and operated to keep up with rapidly changing technologies and software utilized in the workforce.  This will allow the department to provide prompt, effective, reliable and in-depth education opportunities to our students.

 Goals:

• Fully build out infrastructure and classrooms to allow for in-person, synchronous, hybrid and online courses.
• Maintain and update the classrooms and infrastructure as needed to ensure we are providing up to date opportunities for our students.
• Utilize as much of the infrastructure and classroom technology as possible to enhance student learning and experiences.

Career Outlook & Employment Opportunities

A network technician has the technical knowledge and ability to work as a network architect, network designer, network administrator, systems administrator, systems analyst, and help desk technician. Graduates of the A.A.S. in the Network Systems Management degree program can begin their careers with small businesses, public and private corporations, and in private practice.

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Required Courses and Sample Schedules

*Students transferring to a senior institution are recommended to take PSC 201 at HGTC to satisfy Reach Act requirements. The Reach Act was passed in 2021 by the General Assembly.