Computer Networking (Minor)
Learn how telecommunications networks operate by allowing computing devices to share data with each other through data links connecting nodes with the Minor in Computer Networking.
Computer networks allow people to connect through the use of applications and software. Understanding how computing devices use data links to connect with each other is a valuable skill for anyone developing software and applications. Computer networks keep employees connected and businesses running.
The Minor in Computer Networking is a rigid set of courses exploring data structures, operating systems, data communication, algorithms, computer organization, and assembly language programming.
Discover new methods of solving real-world problems by creating new solutions with training in computer networking. This training not only will help while working within a team, but also will aid in team leadership.
Program Overview
The Minor in Computer Networking is a rigid set of courses exploring data structures, operating systems, data communication, algorithms, computer organization, and assembly language programming.
Career Opportunities
Keeping computing devices connected through a computer network is a vital information technology solution for most businesses. Understanding how a computer network is built and operates can benefit most in the tech industry, such as those pursuing careers as a:
- Software developer
- Gaming developer
- Database administrator
- Systems analyst
A total of 16 credit hours of coursework need to be completed to earn the Minor in Computer Networking.
Interested in declaring a minor? Talk with your academic adviser or Academic Affairs to plan out your course schedule and fill out the Minor Request Form.