Network Safety Technician (CRNE - Code C009)
The program trains the student in essential skills for handling security situations in computer networks. Includes general knowledge of operating systems used in networks, discussion of security flaws, cyber-attacks, and computer forensics. The student will be able to address problems related to network security through the use of specialized programs and the development of defense structures against possible cyber threats.
The Metropolitan Campus is authorized to offer this Program.
(30 credits / 900 hours)
Academic Requirements for the Certificate in Network Safety Technician
First Term
| CCOM 110 | Computer Assembly, Repair and Maintenance | 3 |
| CMED 140 | Computer Use and Administration | 3 |
| CRNE 150 | Programming Logic | 3 |
| CRNE 310 | Design and Network Management | 3 |
| CRNE 293 | Networks and Forensics Practice I | 3 |
Second Term
For students enrolled on or before August 2021, in compliance with the past regulations, (34 CFR 668.8 (1) (1) a minimum number of hours in work outside the classroom will be added to the specified hours. The details of the number of hours and the appropriate tasks for each course are defined in the course syllabus.