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Aug 31, 2024
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Catalog/Handbook 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Network Systems Engineering Technology (Infrastructure Specialization), AS
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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 and switching 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.
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General Education Requirements (17 Credits Required)
Social Sciences (One Course)
Natural Sciences (One Course)
Health and Wellness (One Course)
NSET Program Shared Core Requirements (22 Credits Required)
Infrastructure Specialization Requirements (12 Credits Required)
Electives (9 Credits Required)
Civic Literacy Competency
Pursuant to Rule 6A-10.02413 of the Florida Administrative Code, effective Fall 2022 competency in civic literacy is a requirement for all students receiving an Associate in Science degree. Competency in civic literacy must be demonstrated in the following ways:
- Successful completion of one of the following courses:
AND Florida Civic Literacy Examination (Score of 60% or better)
- Or completing one of the following assessments with the score indicated:
- AP Government and Politics: United States (Score of 3 or better)
- AP United States History (Score of 4 or better)
- CLEP: American Government (Score of 50 or better)
- Florida Civic Literacy Examination (Score of 60% or better)
Note: All approved accelerated credit is listed in the Credit-By-Exam Equivalencies. The Credit-by-Exam section of the Florida State Articulation Committee website provides further details.
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