Overview
The Telecommunications and Network Technology program provides the technical knowledge and skills needed for a career in the communications and network technology industry. Students receive training in all aspects of telecommunications including circuits, devices and cabling, digital logic, wireless communication, fiber-optics theory and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP). In addition, students analyze computer data networks, LAN/WAN design and Class 5 central office applications. Upon successful completion of the two-year program, students are awarded an Associate of Applied Science Degree.
An exit point will be created after the first year to allow students to earn a Certificate B in Telecommunications and Network Technology.
Program Outcomes
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of computer networking concepts.
- Demonstrate knowledge of telecommunications and network hazards and related safety practices.
- Use effective communication skills appropriate to the telecommunication field.
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of digital switching infrastructure and networking.
- Demonstrate the ability to install and manage communication copper cabling infrastructure.
- Demonstrate the ability to install and manage fiber optic cabling infrastructure.
Post Graduate Jobs
| Job Title | Annual Salary |
|---|
| Communication Technician | $40,000 |
| Construction Technician | $40,000 |
| Engineering Technician | $45,000 |
| Access Technician | $50,000 |
| Network Operations Technician | $60,000 |
