Information Systems Networking - City University of Seattle

Information Systems Networking from City University of Seattle is a Campus Bachelor Information Technology degree that prepares you for a IT career. City University of Seattle's Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (B.S.I.S.) program is designed to teach the most recent developments to professionals already working in the rapidly changing field of information systems and technology?and help them move forward to the next level in their careers. If your goal is to keep up to date and increase your knowledge and skills so that you can advance your career, this program is for you. The internet is changing fast?adding a social commentary dimension with blogging, wikis and a host of other technologies. The goal of this program is to teach you the basics of what is happening now in information technology, while allowing you to focus on a principal area of interest. As part of the program, you will have the opportunity to choose a major upon which a significant share of your efforts will be concentrated. Majors include Networking . Depending upon your major and completion of this program, you will be well qualified to seek employment as a systems analyst, programmer, technical sales representative, consultant, business analyst, database analyst, network analyst, web designer, information systems manager , project manager, service manager , or quality assurance manager. Our program was designed in cooperation with business and industry leaders to determine exactly which skills are needed in order for you to be successful. All of our instructors are highly qualified professionals who teach in class what they do for a living, which means everything you learn is relevant in the real world?where it matters most. The networking major will provide you with a comprehensive overview of broadband communications, including multi-media applications, the integration of voice, data and video and associated standards, costs, quality, technology, architecture and protocols. Emphasis is placed on the architecture and applications of frame relay, ATM, broadband and other high-speed networks; congestion and traffic management; entropy and compression techniques; internet routing and internetworking; IP-based internets; LANs , WANs and other computer networks; network design requirements; OSI Model; performance modeling and estimates; quality of service in IP networks; TCP/IP protocol architecture; and telecommunication standards. View more details on City University of Seattle . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Information Technology courses.