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In choosing a major, ability counts as much as interest. In addition to considering what you enjoy, think about times and places when you excelled… Let your choice of a major reflect a discovery of your passions and potentials.

List your core values, such as contributing to society, achieving financial security and professional recognition, enjoying good health, or making time for fun.

—David Ellis, The Essential Guide to Becoming a Master Student

In this activity, you will become more familiar with your academic program. The purpose is to explore your academic program to learn more about what courses are offered and to provide a snapshot of program highlights and coursework examples.

As you conduct your program research, consider the following questions:

• Why did you select an academic program in the Technology field? Consider both internal and external influences.
• What industry certifications are related to your career field? Are there any which you are interested in pursuing?
• What internships or apprenticeships are related to your major? Do any of them interest you? Consider the potential titles, companies, and things you might learn.
• What kinds of career opportunities are there in your field? Consider the potential titles and companies for whom you may work. Which do you find most interesting?
• What have you discovered about your academic program that you didn’t know before?

Using the Week 3 assignment template, please answer the questions about what you found in your research on your program. Each answer should be at least 4-6 sentences. Upload your document into the Assignment folder by the end of Week 3, Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at 11:59 ET to stay on track.

Program – Computer Networks and Cybersecurity

Required Courses:

• Fundamentals of Computer Troubleshooting (3 Credits, CMIT 202)
• Fundamentals of Networking (3 Credits, CMIT 265)
• Introduction to Linux (3 Credits, CMIT 291)
• Network Security (3 Credits, CMIT 320)
• Ethical Hacking (3 Credits, CMIT 321)
• Cloud Technologies (3 Credits, CMIT 326)
• Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials (3 Credits, CMIT 351)
• Current Trends and Projects in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity (3 Credits, CMIT 495)

Three upper-level courses (9 credits) chosen from any upper-level CMIT courses or Digital Forensics in the Criminal Justice System (3 Credits, CCJS 321).