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Computer Systems Administration
Network Administration is one of the fastest growing professions. The Computer Systems Administration program at Tabor College is designed as a broad-based approach to give the graduate in-depth knowledge of a wide variety of concepts and how they are implemented in various systems. The program will prepare the graduate to work in the network environment: supporting users, managing network operating systems, and planning for and rolling out new technologies in a live system. The program includes preparation for the CompTIA certifications A+, Network+, and IT Project+, the Novell CNA and some of the required Novell CNE exams. The student will become familiar with many network protocols and how to establish various intranet/internet services.
Computer Systems Administration
Dr. Longy O. Anyanwu
Associate Professor of Computer
Science/Mathematics
Ed.D., Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD
M.S., Howard University, Washington, DC
B.S., Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD
Dr. Frank S. Brenneman
Professor of Mathematical Sciences
Ph.D., Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK
M.A., Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
B.A., Goshen College, Goshen, IN
Glen Diener , CNA, CNE, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+
Associate Professor of Computer Science
M.S., Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
B.A., Tabor College, Hillsboro, KS
Cooperative Department of the Mathematical Sciences
Christopher Earles, Ph.D.
Bethel College
Karl Friesen, M.S.
Bethel College
Richard Rempel, Ph.D.
Bethel College
Hot Career Prospects
Career opportunities include network administration in environments such as school districts, colleges and universities, hospitals, banks, internet service providers, consulting firms, retail outlets for computer hardware, and the many small, medium, and large companies which have computer networks and/or a web presence.
“As a graduate of the Computer Systems Administration program, I have been equipped with the tools necessary to be an effective systems administrator: I have a good basic knowledge of computers, a good background in computer programming and a broad understanding of a variety of present-day computer systems. Also, I had an opportunity to study for essential networking certifications.” – Brad Just (g’04)
