Computer Network & System Administration (CNS)
Where you’ll go…
There is a great need right now for computer professionals. Demand far exceeds supply. Technology related positions will see the greatest growth over the next ten years with 1.9 million new positions created. According to The College Board, network and computer systems administrators are among the ten fastest growing occupations.
With the B.S. in Computer Network and System Administration from Sage, you’ll be ready to partner with professionals in business, industry, government, and education to design and build cutting edge technology solutions that meet an organization’s goals.
What you’ll do…
See yourself in professional careers including:
• Software developer
• Systems administrator
• Network administrator
• Systems analyst
Whether you are designing networks, creating software, or building new kinds of computer systems for new types of applications, you’ll be in demand for your knowledge, expertise and skills.
What you’ll earn…
Network and systems administrators can earn from $45,000 to more than $95,000 a year with a clear path to further career advancement.
At Sage you’ll…
Gain a strong theoretical foundation that provides you with the ability to understand new technologies as they emerge.
Develop the skills that allow you to find creative solutions to new kinds of problems.
Learn how to program in a business environment, working in teams to design, build, and support database applications, web sites, and networks.
Work on projects from needs analysis to network simulation to network set-up, through a balanced approach consisting of hands-on practical experience and theoretical understanding.
While master’s degrees aren’t required to work in the field, you may consider pursuing a master’s degree in one of Sage Graduate School’s business programs.
How you’ll get there…
Here are the requirements you will meet to earn a bachelor’s degree in Computer Network and System Administration.
At least 60 of the 120 total credits must be in liberal arts and science.
