Kenneth Queener: The best degree you can get is San Jose State's ATMAE-accredited degree in Computer Electronics & Network Technology.Another possibility is Oregon Institute of Technology's TAC/ABET-accredited degree in Software Engineering Technology.The SJSU degree lead to ATMAE's CTM (Certified Technology Manager) Certification.The OIT degree lead to a NICET's CET (Certified Engineering Technologist) Certification....Show more
Raymon Fiene: For degrees, look at Computer Science and/or Computer Engineering. There really aren't many degrees tailored specifically for computer networking, but the CS and CE degrees sometimes offer specializations in networking.Other than a degree, the other most popular way to get your skills officially recognized is through certifications. For some of the easier and more basic ones, look into some offered by CompTIA, specifically their A+, Network+, Security+, Sever+ certifications. You wont need all of those, but usually getting som! ething like just the Network+ is a good start. After that look into Microsoft certifications. Their new big one is called the MCITP, Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional.Or also Cisco certifications, CCNA.Microsoft and Cisco ones are always in demand, though these exams are harder and sometimes you may need to buy some cheap equipment off eBay to practice to make sure you are fully prepared.Good Luck!...Show more
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