Rasmussen University School of Technology 18 courses 90 total credits
Associate of Science in Network Systems Administration is a Associate program offered by School of Technology at Rasmussen University, requiring 90 credits across 18 courses.
| Total Quarter Credits | 90 credits |
General Education Courses: Lower Division
English Composition (Required course) ENC1101 English Composition (4 credits); Communication (*Required, select 1 additional course) * COM1388 Communicating in Your Profession * COM1865 Locating and Evaluating Information (10 credits); Humanities (Select 2 courses) (8 credits); Math / Natural Sciences (Select 1 of the following, and 2 additional courses) MAT1222 Algebra STA1625 Essential Statistics and Analytics (12 credits); Social Sciences (Select 3 courses) (12 credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ENC1101 | English Composition | 4 |
| COM1388 | Communicating in Your Profession | 4 |
| COM1865 | Locating and Evaluating Information | 2 |
| MAT1222 | Algebra | 4 |
| STA1625 | Essential Statistics and Analytics | 4 |
Core Courses: Lower Division
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