


As businesses become increasingly dependent on technological advances each year, the need for well-trained IT professionals also continues to increase. American National University’s Network Support Associate degree program can help prepare you for a successful entry-level career in information technology. You can possess skills in computer hardware, software, and Local and Wide Area Networking. Along with this, you can learn basic and advanced server configuration, server management, and security, as well as emerging virtualization and server cloud technologies.
Coursework in the Network Support Associate degree program will give you relevant skills in core areas. You will be able to:.
Through American National University’s progressive learning format, you can immediately use your Network Support education to join other programs. Students can begin in our Network Administration bachelor’s degree program or our Cybersecurity bachelor’s degree program.


Distance = Synchronous video & asynchronous online learning.
See our eLearning page for details on our exciting and innovative course delivery methods.
Check out our “Not-What-You-Would Expect” Guide to Technology to learn more about this high-demand field.

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96 credit hours required/192 quality points required. All courses are 4 credit hours
Program Core Courses
72 Credit Hours
COM151 The Microsoft® Office
CS105 Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems
CY200 Security +
IT100 Electronics and Systems
IT101 Implementing & Troubleshooting OS Technology
IT102 Computer Hardware Technology
IT110 Network I
IT111 Network II
IT215 Client Configuration I
IT216 Client Configuration II
IT220 CISCO I
IT221 CISCO II
IT230 Help Desk Remote Services
NET205 Windows Server Administration I
NET227 Network Server Installation and Configuration
NET228 Network Server Core Services
NET229 Network Server Advanced Services
NET298 Network Administration Certification and Career Success
General Education
24 Credit Hours
Select at least 1 from each discipline required.
Written and Oral Communication
ENG101 English Composition
ENG301 Oral Communications
Mathematics, Statistics, and Logic
LOG301 Thinking Critically
MAT101 Understanding Mathematics
MAT301 Algebra**
MAT201 Algebra and Applied Data Analysis**
Arts and Humanities
ETH201 Ethics
GEN301 Cultural Appreciation
Social and Behavioral Sciences
HIS301 American History 1945-Present
POL301 Political Science
PSY101 Psychology
PSY201 Human Growth and Development
SOC201 General Sociology
Physical/Natural Science
BIO101 Introduction to Biology
CHM105 General, Organic Biochemistry
ENV101 Environmental Science
**This program requires either MAT214 or MAT220 or equivalent.
For all courses: See catalog for complete course descriptions and prerequisites.