Program: AS-25271

The Associate in Science in Network Systems Engineering Technology (NSET) degree program with specialization in Infrastructure (AS-25271) prepares students for careers in designing, building, and maintaining network infrastructures. The program uses a combination of hands-on activities and state-of-the-art simulators to provide training across a wide range of skills valued by the Information Technology (IT) industry. Students with different levels of experience work together to create a learning environment conducive to mastering the latest networking technologies. Courses within the program prepare students for industry certification exams across a broad range of disciplines from CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, and Palo Alto.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs):
Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate is able to:
PLO 1: Apply design principles and concepts in computing and networking environments.
PLO 2: Demonstrate router configuration skills.
PLO 3: Design, configure, deploy, and manage the Microsoft Server Operating System and Active Directory infrastructure.
PLO 4: Design a firewall for network security.
PLO 5: Demonstrate principles related to account management, use role-based access control, and incorporate Azure policies implementation, compliance, and trust.
PLO 6: Assess and apply basic project management concepts and management tools.
PLO 7: Install, configure, and manage virtualization platforms using applicable concepts.
PLO 8: Demonstrate proper installation of the Microsoft Desktop Operating System.
PLO 9: Demonstrate proper installation of the Linux Desktop Operating System.
PLO 10: Demonstrate proficiency in securing network infrastructures and protecting data.