Technology Management - Computer Network Systems Administration Southeast Missouri State University

Overview

The Technology Management - Computer Network Systems Administration at Southeast Missouri State University is designed to prepare technical and management-oriented professionals for leadership roles. This programme focuses on the implementation, support, and maintenance of complex networked systems within business and government sectors.

Students gain a robust foundation in the hardware and architecture of telecommunication networks while exploring operating systems and applications. The curriculum covers system design, networking theory, and practical solutions for modern infrastructure. You will also study network management, optimisation, and advanced security protocols.

Why Technology Management - Computer Network Systems Administration at Southeast Missouri State University?

The programme is housed within the College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics, offering access to the multi-million dollar Seabaugh Polytechnic Building. This facility provides students with career-ready, practical experience through dedicated laboratory time. The department holds specific accreditations that ensure the curriculum meets high professional standards.

A distinctive feature of the course is the senior capstone project, where students solve open-ended industrial problems. This hands-on approach ensures graduates can fearlessly navigate and control the networks that connect the global economy. The university also offers an accelerated master’s pathway for those wishing to progress quickly.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 17664 per year
• National fee: USD 10194 per year
• Local fee: USD 10194 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum requires a minimum of 120 credit hours, including general education and senior division coursework. Modules may include:

• Technical Communication
• Industrial Safety
• Statistical Process Control
• Internship
• Manufacturing Research in a Global Society
• Industrial Supervision
• Projects in IET
• Precalculus A
• Precalculus B
• Computer Applications
• Routing/Switching Essentials
• Server Maintenance & Troubleshooting
• Wireless Communication & Mobile Data Networks
• Network Security
• Scaling Networks
• Network Operations I
• Network Operations II
• Network Management
• IP Telephony

Careers with Technology Management - Computer Network Systems Administration

Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as Information Technology Specialists, Network Administrators, and Network Engineers. Other common career paths include System Administrators, Telecommunications Specialists, and Technical Specialists. The programme provides the expertise needed to land roles in industry, education, and government.

According to industry data, professionals in this field can pursue high-level positions such as Computer Network Architects or Network Managers. The university’s Career Services office provides additional support to help students transition into the workforce. Graduates often find employment managing and maintaining complex technological systems globally.