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Earn your Bachelor's Degree in Network and Communications Management in as little as 2 years + 8 months*—or even more quickly with qualifying transfer credits.
Computer Network Support Specialist
Computer network support specialists are responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting a company's network. They ensure that the network remains secure and that data does not get lost.
Computer Security Specialist
A member of the cyber security industry, a computer security specialist bolsters a company's security in order to prevent cyberattacks. They may do this by building up defenses or by attempting to break into their own system in order to identify areas of weakness.
Computer Support Specialist
Computer support specialists have a wealth of IT knowledge that they use to help non-IT users with computer issues. Some specialists work for a company helping coworkers with tech struggles, while others may work in a call center where they help customers with product issues.
Disaster Recovery Analyst
Disaster recovery analysts develop and enact policies that secure company data. They also build protocols that minimize the impact should a technology disaster, such as mass data loss, occur.
Network and Communications Manager
Network and communications managers are responsible for managing the networking and communication devices and systems at a company.
Network and Telecommunications
Network and telecommunications specialists work to maintain the voice communication and technology networks that support a business.
Manager
Managers exist in all industries and are responsible for managing employees and processes. Their primary goal is to manage people and systems in a manner that is efficient while being fair to workers.
Network Engineer
Network engineers build and deploy optimized networks. They also test and troubleshoot networks to ensure that they function optimally.
Corporate Security Manager
Corporate security managers work alongside cyber security professionals to analyze risks and prevent security breaches within a company. Their role encompasses both cyber security and real-world security concerns.
Data Communications Analyst
Data communications analysts test and design network systems for a variety of networks to ensure secure, fast communication between parties.
Database Administrator
Database administrators manage a company's database. They set user permissions and access levels, and are also involved in capacity management, upgrade research, data backups and troubleshooting.
Network or Computer Systems Administrator
Network and computer systems administrators are responsible for building and configuring networks at a company. They maintain constant oversight on the network and set permissions for users.
Network Security Administrator
Network security administrators monitor the security of a computer network at a company. They maintain constant watch on the network and may also set or remove user permissions based on security clearances.
Network Security Analyst
Network security analysts evaluate networks to ensure that they are safe from cyberattacks. They often have programming experience and may make changes to the network in order to bolster its defenses.
Network Security Specialist
Network security specialists help evaluate networks for security threats in order to prevent breaches. They typically keep watch over a network to keep information safe and confidential.
Network Systems Analyst
A network systems analyst monitors hardware and networks to look for ways to improve efficiency.
Network Systems or Data Communications Analyst
These professionals develop and maintain networks and VoIP connections. They also run tests and analyze these networks and systems to improve their efficiency and eliminate issues.
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1Students enrolled at a New Jersey location take ENGL108 in lieu of this course.
2Students enrolled at a Pennsylvania location must take HUMN451 as part of this requirement.
3Students enrolled at a New Jersey location must take HIST410 as part of this requirement.
4Students enrolled at a Nevada location must take POLI332 in lieu of this requirement.
5Students enrolled at a New Jersey location must take CEIS299 as part of this requirement.
All students enrolled in site-based programs will be required to take some coursework online and, for some programs and locations, a substantial portion of the program may be required to be completed online.
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