Information Networking and Telecommunications graduates are
designing, implementing and supporting the communications networks of
tomorrow. The concentration in Computer Networking and
Telecommunications prepares graduates to work in telecommunications
companies or in corporate, education, law enforcement, health care, and
other computer and network positions. Graduates typically serve in
engineering, production, operations, managerial, sales, consulting or
regulatory positions.
Fort Hays State University offers a nationally recognized degree in
Information Networking and Telecommunications that has been repeatedly
designated as a "best practice" program. This concentration can include
course work necessary to sit for the Cisco Certified Networking
Associate (CCNA) and advanced Cisco certifications.
| Program Requirements Overview |
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| General Education Requirements |
55 hours |
| INT Major Core Courses |
18 hours |
| Required Concentration Courses |
15 hours |
| Elective Concentration Courses |
15 hours |
| Cross-Concentration Electives |
6 hours |
| *Free Electives |
15 hours |
| TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED FOR DEGREE |
124 hours |
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Detailed Degree Requirements
*Free Electives Not Included
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