Computer Network and System Administration BS Degree
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Design, Secure, and Manage Computer Networks
The Computer Network and System Administration (CNSA) bachelor’s degree prepares you
for some of today’s most challenging and exciting career areas: computer network design,
administration, and security. Michigan Tech graduates are in high demand and command
excellent starting salaries.
“My favorite thing about the CNSA program is how almost every class has hands-on lab
time with real-world equipment.”
Zach Heimer, CNSA Student
CNSA Graduates Are Well Prepared
With a BS in CNSA, you’ll have skills and qualifications employers want: hands-on
learning and labs, co-op and internship experience, and essential skills in teamwork,
communication, troubleshooting, and critical thinking.
Build and Troubleshoot Computer Networks
CNSA majors learn to build and troubleshoot computer networks and manage enterprise
systems effectively and securely. You can tailor your classwork to fit your interests
with three technical emphasis areas:
- Cybersecurity
- IT Management
- Network Engineering
Intensive Hands-on Labs
The CNSA program incorporates challenging hands-on labs in each of its technical courses.
You’ll gain experience with the latest technology. All of our labs are open 24/7.
Co-Op, Internships, and Jobs
CNSA students also take advantage of highly competitive cooperative education (co-op)
and internship opportunities. These opportunities give students excellent industry
experience in technical and non-technical areas related to the field. When you graduate
you’ll be well prepared with the skills and qualifications today’s employers are seeking.