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Nov 27, 2024
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Catalog/Handbook 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Network Systems Engineering Technology (Security Specialization), AS
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Program: AS-25276
The Associate in Science in Network Systems Engineering Technology (NSET) degree program with a specialization in Security (AS-25276) prepares the student for a career in network cybersecurity support. The program uses a combination of hands-on activities and state-of-the-art simulators to provide training in a broad array 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 cybersecurity technologies. Courses within the program prepare the student for industry certification exams across a wide range of security disciplines.
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 account-management principles, use role-based access control, and implement Azure Policy for compliance and trust.
PLO 6: Assess and apply basic project management concepts and management tools.
PLO 7: Differentiate and explain different access control models.
PLO 8: Demonstrate proficiency in securing network infrastructures; protecting data; and applying security-testing, intrusion, detection, and prevention techniques.
PLO 9: Identify and specify the appropriate actions to take to mitigate vulnerabilities and risks presented by different types of malicious code.
PLO 10: Demonstrate proficiency in performing security penetration testing and responding to cybersecurity incidents.
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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)
Security Specialization Requirements (12 Credits Required)
Electives (9 Credits Required)
Civic Literacy Competency
Pursuant to Rule 6A-10.02413 of the Florida Administrative Code, effective in the Fall 2022 Semester, competency in civic literacy is a requirement for all students receiving an Associate in Science degree. Competency in civic literacy must be demonstrated through one of the two options listed below:
Option 1:
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- Successful completion of the Florida Civic Literacy Examination with a score of 60% or better.
Option 2:
Completion of one of the following assessments with the score indicated:
- The Advanced Placement (AP) Exam in Government and Politics: United States with a score of three or better.
- The Advanced Placement (AP) Exam in United States History with a score of four or better.
- The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) American Government Exam with a score of 50 or better.
- The Florida Civic Literacy Examination with a score of 60% or better.
Note: All approved accelerated credit is listed in Credit-By-Exam Equivalencies. The Credit-by-Exam section of the Florida State Articulation Committee website provides further details.
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