Microcomputing Technology-A.A.S. Degree

Microcomputing personnel have an extensive understanding of microcomputers, operating systems, and an ability to use a variety of software packages. Students may select an emphasis in Network Support or an emphasis in Software Support.

Students are awarded an Associate of Applied Science degree upon successful completion of the program. Students may enter in the autumn or spring semester.

Network Support Emphasis

The Network Support emphasis prepares students to identify, plan and install cabling for network environments; identify accessories to complete network connection; install network software and client software, diagnose, troubleshoot, and maintain communications; install, maintain, and monitor routers, gateways, and bridges; set up and maintain Internet sites, addressing, and security; interface with vendors; install and maintain peripherals; and install physical and software backup systems.

Autumn Entry:

Software Support Emphasis

The Software Support emphasis prepares students to perform word processing, spreadsheet, database, graphics, and communications applications. Additionally, they use software to solve business problems and make business decisions, maintain hardware and peripherals, maintain networks, troubleshoot, and tailor existing software. They also provide input regarding hardware and software capability and specifications and they serve as a trainer and user liaison.

Autumn Entry: