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    The Network Systems associate degree program at Salt Lake Community College prepares students to become the lone IT staff member at a small-to-medium sized company. Over the course of four semesters, students take courses in data center management, security, desktop management, software management, email, storage, operating systems, virtualization, and other core IT areas. The program aims to give students both vendor-neutral foundational knowledge and hands-on experience through practical labs. Graduates will be able to install, troubleshoot, and manage wired and wireless network systems while understanding common vulnerabilities and solutions.

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    The Network Systems associate degree program at Salt Lake Community College prepares students to become the lone IT staff member at a small-to-medium sized company. Over the course of four semesters, students take courses in data center management, security, desktop management, software management, email, storage, operating systems, virtualization, and other core IT areas. The program aims to give students both vendor-neutral foundational knowledge and hands-on experience through practical labs. Graduates will be able to install, troubleshoot, and manage wired and wireless network systems while understanding common vulnerabilities and solutions.

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    CTE

    NETWORK SYSTEMS ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE

    (AAS)

    66 credits minimum

    Computer Sciences and Information Systems Division


    Taylorsville Redwood Campus, BB 109, (801) 957-5150
    General Information, (801) 957-4073
    www.slcc.edu/csis
    CSIS Academic Advisor, BB 130A, (801) 957-4286
    Program Faculty:
    Professors Jimmy Chen, Gordon Frisbey, Susumu Kasai, Randy Koziatek, Lorna Wells, Bruce Worthen
    Associate Professors Paul Anstall, Robert Baird, Marilyn Hibbert, Philip Nielson
    Assistant Professors Zahra Atashi, Roderick Buhler, Edward Walsh
    Instructors Dan Pope, Margarethe Posch
    Program Description: The relentless pace of technology and the critical dependence of todays global businesses on technology
    have created two significant problems. For large businesses with dedicated IT staff, the problem is a lack of time for training IT
    professionals on new and emerging technologies. For smaller companies, the problem is even more acute: they also need
    cutting-edge technology, but cant afford a separate IT staff. This means they must either outsource their ITwhich can be a
    competitive disadvantageor they rely on the computer guru, who is typically an individual with little to no formal IT training
    but likes computers and can solve some computer problems when they arise.
    The Network Systems degree at Salt Lake Community College prepares individuals with an appropriate blend of vendor-neutral
    base knowledge and practical, hands-on labs to become the lone IT staff member in a company of 50-75 employees.
    This is accomplished in the following core areas of the Network Systems program:

    Data center

    Security

    Desktop management

    Software management

    Email

    Storage

    Operating systems

    Unified communication

    Physical infrastructure

    Virtualization
    Estimated Time to Completion: Time to completion is four semesters if students follow the suggested semester schedule.
    Program Student Learning Outcomes
    1. Perform network management tasks.
    2. Understand network security risks.
    3. Categorize and route network traffic.
    4. Deploy and manage Virtual Machines.
    1. Communicate effectively electronically.
    2. Communicate effectively verbally.
    1. Use appropriate functions, filters and queries to perform data analyses and
    make informed decisions.
    2. Perform the necessary numerical calculations and operations to solve problems.
    1. Install, terminate and troubleshoot wired and wireless network systems.
    1. Identify common network vulnerabilities and implement mitigating solutions.
    2. Design database services.
    3. Design enterprise mail and web services.
    1. Work cooperatively with fellow students through group work and course
    assignments.
    2. Understand and develop the skills to effectively participate in a business
    organization.
    1. Use hardware and software to complete assignments.
    2. Gather and analyze information using databases and other resources.
    3. Understand and securely use computer technology and information in an
    ethical manner.

    SLCC 2014-2015 General College Catalog

    pg. 1

    Related College-Wide Student Learning Outcomes


    1 Substantive Knowledge

    2 Communicate Effectively
    3 Develop Quantitative Literacy
    4 Think Critically
    5 Develop Knowledge and Skills for Civic
    Engagement
    6 Work with Others in a Professional Manner

    7 Develop Computer and Information Literacy

    1 May 2014

    GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS


    CORE SKILLS:
    COMPOSITION (EN) 3 CREDITS
    COURSE

    ENGL 1010

    Intro to Writing

    MATH 1010

    SEM

    CR

    SEM

    PREREQUISITE

    CR

    SEM

    PREREQUISITE

    CR

    SEM

    PREREQUISITE

    QUANTITATIVE STUDIES (QS) 4 CREDITS

    COURSE

    CR

    Interm Algebra

    COMMUNICATION (CM) 3 CREDITS

    COURSE

    Any approved CM course


    HUMAN RELATIONS (HR) 2-3 CREDITS

    COURSE

    Any approved HR course

    PREREQUISITE

    WRTG 0990 w/C grade or better or appropriate Accuplacer score

    RDG 0990; within the last year MATH 0990 w/C grade or better
    or appropriate Accuplacer score

    DISTRIBUTION AREAS: (6 CREDITS)


    Choose an additional six credits from at least two of the following distribution areas:
    COURSE

    CR

    Biological Science (BS)


    Fine Arts (FA)
    Humanities (HU)
    Interdisciplinary (ID)
    Physical Science (PS)
    Social Science (SS)

    3-4
    3-4
    3
    3
    3
    3

    REQUIRED COURSES: (48 CREDITS)


    COURSE

    CSIS 1030
    CSIS 1032
    CSIS 1110
    CSIS 1121
    CSIS 1124
    CSIS 1132
    CSIS 1200
    CSIS 1250
    CSIS 1251
    CSIS 2110
    CSIS 2120
    CSIS 2130
    CSIS 2132
    CSIS 2310
    CSIS 2320
    CSIS

    Connected Computing
    Introduction to Linux
    Data Cabling Basics
    CompTIA A+ Essentials
    Intro MS Windows Desktop
    Linux System Admin I
    Introduction to Networking
    Network Routing Switching I
    Network Routing Switching II
    MS Server Ntwk Infstrastructure
    MS Directory Administration
    MS Server Administration
    Linux System Admin II
    Wireless Networking
    Basic Comp/Ntwk Security
    Elective

    SAMPLE SCHEDULE
    FALL SEMESTER
    CSIS 1030
    CSIS 1200
    CSIS 1121
    CSIS 1032
    ENGL 1010
    HR
    Total

    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    2-3
    17-18

    SPRING SEMESTER
    CSIS 1250
    CSIS 1110
    CSIS 2310
    CSIS 1125
    COMM
    DISTRIBUTION
    Total

    SLCC 2014-2015 General College Catalog

    CR

    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3

    SEM

    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp
    F, Sp

    PREREQUISITE

    Recommended: CSIS 1030


    Recommended: CSIS 1121
    Recommended: CSIS 1032
    Recommended: CSIS 1030
    Recommended: CSIS 1200
    Recommended: CSIS 1250
    Recommended: CSIS 1121
    Recommended: CSIS 1121
    Recommended: CSIS 2110 and CSIS 2120
    Recommended: CSIS 1132
    Recommended: CSIS 1200
    Recommended: CSIS 1200

    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    18

    pg. 2

    1 May 2014

    FALL SEMESTER
    CSIS 1251
    CSIS 1132
    CSIS 1250
    CSIS 2110
    MATH 1010
    Total

    3
    3
    3
    3
    4
    16

    SPRING SEMESTER
    CSIS 2120
    CSIS 2130
    CSIS 2132
    DISTRIBUTION
    CS/CSIS ELEC
    Total

    3
    3
    3
    3
    3
    15

    Advising Note: Students should meet with CSIS Academic Advisor before beginning or in the early part of the program.

    SLCC 2014-2015 General College Catalog

    pg. 3

    1 May 2014

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