Information Technology Specialist (Networking)

Overview

Earners of the CompTIA Network+ Certification have developed the entry-level skills needed to succeed in any network engineer position. This micro-credential prepares students to implement and sustain enterprise-level wired and wireless network solutions, identify and troubleshoot network performance issues, and harden networks against threats to mitigate security vulnerabilities. There are two options available to complete this micro-credential.

Degree Plan

Students must complete the required coursework or training to earn this micro-credential. For more information, contact:

Transfer Option

Rose State College and other Oklahoma colleges and universities have memorandums of understanding which identify course equivalencies between both institutions. These agreements aid transfer students. View Articulation Agreements.

Program Skills

Apply Network Hardening Techniques

Compare OSI Model Network Functions

Compare WAN Links and Remote Access Methods

Configure and Troubleshoot Routers

Deploy and Troubleshoot Wireless Networks

Deploy Ethernet Cabling

Deploy Ethernet Switching

Ensure Network Availability

Explain Common Security Concepts

Explain IPv4 Addressing

Explain Network Applications

Explain Network Services

Explain Network Topologies

Explain Transport Layer Protocols

Manage Security Settings

Support and Troubleshoot Secure Networks

Earning Criteria

  • Option 1 - Complete Rose State College CIT 1503 Network+ Certification Preparation course with a minimum grade of B.
  • Option 2 - Complete CompTIA Network+ online self-study training course with accompanying labs and practice tests AND complete 40 hours of instructor-led CompTIA Network+ exam preparation training.
  • Option 1 AND Option 2 - Complete and pass the CompTIA Network+ exam.

Earn Your Badge

After completing this micro-credential, you will receive a digital badge to showcase your skills. This badge highlights your ability to implement and manage network solutions effectively.