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Connected Degree: Microcomputers & Networking
 
An opportunity to gain an associate degree from Delaware Tech and a bachelor's degree from Wilmington University.

Using the Networking & Info Security (MST) degree option.
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Theory and Practice
 
   
Why wait to try your skills in the career field? Start an exciting career at Delaware Tech. The Microcomputers and Networking program will provide you with the knowledge and skills to work in a variety of technology-related positions. You can start working as an information technology specialist in such areas as county or state government, real estate, agribusiness, banking, education, and information technology. With your Delaware Tech start and Wilmington University connection, your career advancement can be a reality. Students at graduation
   
 
  Serious Savings... Making the Connection...  
 
     
The associate-bachelor’s connected degree program lets you get the education you need at a cost you can afford. Tax dollars at work make it possible for Delaware Tech to have the lowest tuition rate in the state of Delaware. Use what you save to pay for the bachelor’s degree program!   This information sheet shows you the courses needed to complete your associate degree at Delaware Tech and your bachelor’s degree at Wilmington University. Call Delaware Tech and Wilmington University, visit the campuses, and let us help you plan the transition!
     
 
  What You Can Do...
 
     
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Associate Degree Career Opportunities:
Microcomputer Support Specialist
Microcomputer Software Developer
Network Support Technician
Network Administrator
 
Bachelor's Degree Career Opportunities:
Network Engineer
Network Analyst
Microcomputer Software Consultant
Senior Support Specialist
     
 
Connected Degree Curriculum
  Suggested Course Sequence  
 
Associate Degree
Networking & Info Security (MST)*
Delaware Technical & Community College
Class First Semester (fall) Cr
ENG121 Composition 3
ECO111 Macroeconomics 3
CIS120 Intro to Programming 4
CIS125 Window-Based Operating Sys. 3
ACC101 Accounting I 4
     
Class Second Semester (spring) Cr
ENG122 Tech Writing & Comm 3
CIS112 Spreadsheets/Graphics Proceedures 3
ACC112 Accounting II 4
CIS281 Topics of Microcomputers 4
     
Class Third Semester (fall) Cr
CIS240 Systems Analysis & Design 4
  Social Science Elective 3
  Campus Program Courses ** 12
     
Class Fourth Semester (spring) Cr
  Campus Program Courses ** 18
** Credits from the following Campus Program Courses must be completed based upon campus requirements related to industry. See your advisor.
     
CIS107 Intro to Computers & Applications 3
CIS160 Internet/WEB Construction 3
CIS192 Networking Tech & Admin (MS) 3
CIS194 Networking Tech & Admin (NOV) 3
CIS195 Network Administration/Users 3
CIS197 Network Advanced Admin (MS) 3
CIS199 Network Advanced Admin (NOV) 3
CIS201 Microdatabase Programming 4
CIS205 Intro to Object Based Programming 4
CIS207 Visual Programming 4
CIS212 Internetworking & Support (MS) 3
CIS214 Internetworking & SUpport (NOV) 3
MAT153 College Math & Statistics 4
MAT251 Finite Mathematics 3
     
* 69 Credits are required for graduation. DTCC students should check with their advisor for correct sequencing of courses at their campus.

RDG 120, Critical Reading and Thinking, will be a requried DTCC course unless the student is exempt.
     
 
Bachelor's Degree
Information Resources Management
Wilmington Univeristy
Class Fifth Semester (fall) Cr
HUM360 HWW: 3500 BCE - 1650AD 3
SCI101 Physics with Lab 3
  Humanities Elective 3
  Free Elective 3
BBM301 Organizational Behavior 3
     
Class Sixth Semester (spring) Cr
HUM361 HWV: 1650 A.D. - Present 3
MAT308 Inferential Statistics 3
  Free Elective 3
BBM320 Business Communications 3
BMK305 Marketing 3
     
Class Seventh Semester (fall) Cr
  Humanities Elective 3
BLA301 Business Law I 3
FIN305 Financial Management 3
IRM300 Hardware/Software or IRM320 3
IRM310 Programming Data or IRM300 3
     
Class Eighth Semester (spring) Cr
HRM311 Human Resources Mgt. 3
PHI319 Business Ethics 3
IRM410 DBMS 3
IRM420 Programming Environment 3
IRM450 Project Mgt. and Practice 3
     
Course scheduling may vary by semester ad different Wilmington University campuses.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
 
     
 
For more information contact:
Delaware Tech:
Georgetown: 302-855-1680
Dover: 302-857-1772
Wilmington: 302-573-5453
Wilmington University:
Georgetown: 302-856-5780, ext. 9150
Dover: 302-734-2594
New Castle: 302-653-7007
This articulation agreement is subject to change based on Delaware Tech and senior institution curriculum changes.
 
     
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