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Design and Plan Communication Networks
The telecommunications field is growing and changing as digital technology is delivered in a variety of ways and at increasing speeds. Fiber optic wiring technicians work to ensure that today's network cabling can support smart home designs including security, Internet, gaming systems, phone and future solar panel monitoring using standard cabling.
What is the job outlook?
Employment in the telecommunications field is stable and the average annual salary of communications installers in Maryland is approximately $55,000.
What is the training?
The training consists of two noncredit continuing education courses taken over three months. Total Hours: 80
What courses will I take?
OCC 375 - Design and Plan Communication Networks 1
OCC 377 - Design and Plan Communication Networks 2
What credentials can I earn?
Upon successful completion of both network cabling courses, students will earn skills to be competitive in the job market.
What will it cost?
$818 for Anne Arundel County residents, including tuition and fees
What are the requirements?
Students must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED.
How do I enroll?
Register online, in person, by fax, mail or touch-tone phone.Visit www.aacc.edu/noncredit for details.
Related Studies
Visit www.aacc.edu//it/dht to learn more about earning a continuing education certificate in Digital Home Technology Integration.
Questions?
For more information contact India Somerville at 410-777-2056 or issomerville@aacc.edu
Last Updated: Apr 24 2012 11:10AM
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