Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - Networking

Peirce College offers a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology with a concentration in Networking. In the Bachelor program, students will deepen their knowledge of network operating system environments and gain understanding of material needed to support Microsoft Windows in enterprise. Most acquire the fundamental knowledge to pursue the industry’s premier Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification.

Students will learn Cisco® Certified Network Associate (CCNATM) 3.0 curriculum. Students also have the opportunity to explore new security technologies and standards, while learning how to use resources to build critical thinking and problem solving skills. The concentration culminates in a capstone project that allows the student to highlight knowledge gained in this area of study. Course highlights of this BS in Information Technology include: Linux Administration, Cisco CCNA Routers, Systems Analysis & Design and Windows Network Security.

Students will complete a minimum of 121 credits to earn a bachelor's degree. Generally, a student will generally complete 121 credits in 41 classes.