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Home  Programs and Courses Certificate Program
COMPUTING AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT (Tracks I, II, III)
These programs offer practical, business oriented computer education. Course offerings draw upon the University at Buffalo's state-of-the-art computer facilities, including IBM and UNIX mainframes and PC and Macintosh microcomputer labs. Network management expertise can be gained through compilation of courses in telecommunications, voice, data and local-area networking, and project analysis and design. Students may choose from three short programs.
TRACK I
Microcomputer Business Applications
This program focuses entirely on the use and design of microcomputer-based sys-tems for today's automated office.
Requirements
- MFC 118 Microcomputer Applications I
- MFC 218 Microcomputer Applications II
- MFC 318 Microcomputer Applications III
- Plus at least three minicourses from MFC 205-212
TRACK II
Systems Analysis and Design
Systems analysts work with end-users and technicians to build and maintain effective systems that support the needs of modern organizations.
Requirements
- MFC 310 Project Analysis and Design
- Plus four courses chosen from the following:
- MFC 301 Introduction to Telecommunications
- MFC 303 Intermediate Data Communications and Networks
- MFC 307 Intermediate Local Area Networking
- MFC 312 Database Management Systems
- MFC 318 Microcomputer Applications III
TRACK III
Network Management
This program prepares individuals to make more informed network-management decisions. It examines the history and structure of communications, hardware and software used in voice-data systems, network services, regulatory policy issues, social and organizational impacts, and new applications and services.
Requirements
- MFC 301 Introduction to Telecommunications
- MFC 303 Intermediate Data Communications and Networks
- MFC 305 Digital Internetworking
- MFC 307 Intermediate Local Area Networking or MFC 308 Telecommunications Management
- MFC 310 Project Analysis and Design
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