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How to Become a Systems Administrator

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November 23, 2021

  • Reviewing organizational computer requirements and designing computer and network plans, including both hardware and software needs.
  • Monitoring networks and computer systems to ensure they’re running smoothly and operating correctly, deploying updates, making repairs, etc., as needed.
  • Adding users to networks, assigning and updating security permissions on and across the network.
  • Maintaining, improving, and optimizing network and computer performance.
  • Training users to properly utilize new hardware and software.
  • Managing network and computer security, establishing protocols, ensuring data protections, etc.
  • Identifying and responding to user needs when selecting, creating, evaluating, and administering computer systems and networks.
  • Analyzing technical problems and determining computing requirements need to solve them.
  • Designing, implementing, and evaluating computer networks and computer systems, processes, components, and programs.
  • Applying current best practices to solving issues in human-computer interaction, information management, programming, networking, web systems, and technologies.
  • No requirements to show up at set times or in physical locations.
  • Monthly class starts.
  • Accelerated courses.
  • #3 ranking for Best Information Technology Degree Programs from Best Value Schools.
  • #5 ranking for Affordable Master’s in Network Management Online Degree from Best Value Schools.
  • A #3 ranking for Best Value Online Graduate School from Value Colleges.
  • A #3 ranking for Best Colleges in Colorado from Best Value Schools.
  • A Gold School of Distinction award from Best Colleges, making us one of only 15 schools to receive gold rankings, out of more than 2,000 online degree programs.