ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN COMPUTER NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM GUIDE
AND PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST (2009-2010)
Technology
Laker ID: 900 XXX XXX / Semester: Fall 2009
Advisement Dates: / Catalog Year: 2009
A total of 6O credit hours are required for the Associate of Applied Science in Computer Networking Technology.
Below are the Lower Division Major Requirements for the degree (Area A-E; 21 credit hours; Area F; 18 hours; Lower Division IT Foundations; 21 hours).
A1 / Complete both courses below Semester Grade Credit Comments
ENGL 1101 / English Composition I / 3
ENGL 1102 / English Composition II / 3
A2 / Complete 1 Mathematics Course
MATH 1101 / Intro. to Math Modeling / 3
MATH 1111 / College Algebra / 3
MATH 1112A / Trig & Analytic Geometry / 3
MATH 1113 / Pre-Calculus / 3
MATH 1241 * / Survey of Calculus / 3
MATH 1501 / Calculus I / 4 **
*
** / Does not meet the prerequisite requirements to take MATH 1221 which requires MATH 1101 or MATH 1111 with a grade of “C” or better
Only 3 credits will count toward the degree
Area B – Critical Thinking (3 hours)
B1 / Complete 1 Critical Thinking Course Semester Grade Credit Comments
CRIT 1101 / Critical Thinking / 3
Area D Mathematics (3 hours)
D2 / Complete the following course Semester Grade Credit Comments
MATH 1221 * / Finite Math / 3
* / May choose Math 1113/1501/1221/1231/1241/ or 2502. Students planning to continue into the BIT program should select MATH 1221.
Area E Social Sciences (6 Hours)
E1 / Complete 1 American Government Course Semester Grade Credit Comments
POLS 1101 / American Government / 3
E3 / Complete 1 American History Course
HIST 2111 or
HIST 2112 / Survey of US History to 1877
US History Since Reconstruction / 3
Area F Lower Division Major Requirements (18 hours)
F / Complete each course listed below Semester Grade Credit Comments
CNET 1130 / Networking Fundamentals & LANs / 4
CNET 1131 / Routing and WAN Technologies / 4
CNET 1132 / CCNA Certification / 1
CNET 2225 / Fundamentals of Wireless LANs / 3
CNET 2226 / Fundamentals of IP Telephony / 3
CPTG 2201 / Advanced Computer Applications / 3
* / May choose any lower division CNET, ITFN , MATH, or MSL (ROTC course) prefixed courses or WBIT 2300
NOTE: Student s planning on transferring into the BIT program should take MATH 1221 and one of the following: MATH 1231, MATH 2020, MATH 2502 or WBIT 2300. WebBSIT courses are offered online via the internet and cost $350 per credit hour.
Lower Division Major Requirements IT Foundations & Communications (21 hours)
Complete each course listed below Semester Grade Credit Comments
COMM 1110 / Spoken Communication / 3
ITFN 1101 / Foundations of Information Technology / 3
ITFN 1303 * / Foundations of Programming, C# / 3
ITFN 2123 / Project Management / 3
ITFN Lower Division Electives **
ITFN xxxx / 3
ITFN xxxx / 3
ITFN xxxx / 3
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** / Programming options are: ITFN1303/2313, CSCI1301/1302, WBIT1310/2311. ITFN2314 may be taken in place of ITFN2313, CSCI1302, or WBIT2311.
Student s planning on transferring into the BIT program should take MATH 1221 and one of the following: MATH 1231, MATH 2020, MATH 2502 or WBIT 2300. WebBSIT courses are offered online via the internet and cost $350 per credit hour.
Students completing the AAS in Computer Networking Technology are eligible to transfer to the Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Management (Computer Networking Concentration) which is administered by the College of Arts and Sciences.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
All ITFN courses, all CNET courses, all MATH courses, COMM 1110, CPTG 2201, CRIT 1101 and ENGL 1101 and ENGL 1102 require a grade of “C” or better.
Individual with disabilities who need to request accommodations should contact the Disability Resource Center, Student Center 255, (678) 466-5445,
Gainful Employment Disclosure Statement for the Certificate in Computer Network Technician
http://cims.clayton.edu/cnet/CNETGE2010_11.html
DOCUMENTATION FOR COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS FOR ABOVE COURSES
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