Networking

School of Information Technology
Networking Programs
The aim of the Networking Department is to educate future Computer Network Systems Technology professionals, who will, in turn, gain self-confidence, develop relevant industry skills sets, and increase their knowledge base through a competency-derived, hands-on program. Graduates will enter today’s industry fully prepared to engage in a successful career by applying an in-depth understanding of microcomputer hardware, software, installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and administration of a networking environment gained through their experience-based education at Hallmark Collage. Future Information Technology career possibilities include, but are not limited to, Microcomputer Technicians, Network Technicians, Network Administrators, Network Engineers, as well as Cisco Network technicians, Cisco Network Administrators, as well as Cisco Network Engineers. Also, students will have the opinion to obtain their certifications while they are here at Hallmark College of Technology.

  • The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Network Systems Technology is a competency-based program designed to provide for development of knowledge and skills required for entry-level employment in the information technology industry through

  • Acquire skills necessary for competence in the use of new and emerging technology.

  • Activate knowledge of quantitative methods and their relation to real world application.

  • Implement character through a commitment to discover the opportunities of life-long learning in all life experiences.

  • Discovering momentous goals and dreams and the motivation and discipline required to reach them in relation to personal, organizational and community perspective.

  • Network configurations relevant to the problem based learning objectives.

  • Given a set of circumstances, the Reinforced by laboratory projects, the student will be able
    to design hardware, software, and student will be able to configure networking software and
    Hardware to specification, through practice based learning objectives.

Through problem based learning modules, the student will exhibit the necessary skills to troubleshoot and follow necessary steps to solve basic and advanced networking concepts
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