1. My career objective
is to complete my general education then take certifications for computer
networking and gain enough experience to get promoted higher up.
2. A bachelor's degree
of science is needed. Most companies want the four year in computer science,
information systems or a related major.
3. You start with a high school diploma or GED
then work on getting general education from Mission. This career allows
associate’s degree in science or 4 years in bachelor's degree in a related
major. Mission offers computer information technology in an associate’s degree.
There are also courses for Cisco Certified Network Administration. Mission has
certification programs in Cisco that take 1.5 years to complete.
4. The core courses
that are required are the introduction to networking, Cisco fundamentals,
routing protocols and concepts and server essentials. The CCNA requires two of
the same courses but have added LAN and WAN courses for the certificate of
achievement.
5. Mission College, Cabrillo College and West
Valley College all offer computer information systems programs. They have
certificates in the specialties.
6. Mission College
requires Associates degree in Science for a total of 60 units. The core
requirements for networking are a total of 16 units. The CCNA certificate
requirements have 16 units for achievement but two of those classes are in the
core already. There is a Microsoft Servers certificate of proficiency at a
total of 12 units. For graduation, only 96 units are needed.
7. I believe the approximate date would be
sometime in 2021 to include the extra time for the completion of the
certifications
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