WGU Network Engineering Degree Walk-through - Graduate in 6 Months!
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
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Do you want to be a Network Engineer, or work as some type of Security Analyst? At WGU (Western Governors University), you can get a Network Engineer Bachelor degree fast and affordable in one year or less! Finally start your six figure job and achieve the career you want. This video will take a deep dive into the courses in the WGU Network Engineering & Security Program. WGU is a very legit school that will give you plenty of skills and knowledge on your journey to become an engineer and take your tech career to the next level, or help you break into the tech industry.
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Major Mash is an index website that provides information on ACE Credits (Study.com, Sophia, StraighterLine) and schools that accept their credits such as Western Governors University. It has a variety of spreadsheets which shows which ACE Credit Courses will transfer into that degree program. See which courses you need for your major and track your progress easily!
What is Study.com? It's a website you can complete college recommend courses in two-three days each, which places like WGU and TESU (Thomas Edison State University) accept as transfer credit. Get 75% of your degree transferred in through Study.com and StraighterLine!
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WGU Transfer Spreadsheets:
Networking Engineering & Security (WGU):
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Computer Science (WGU):
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Information Technology (WGU):
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Great vid. Straight forward, concise, resourceful, and encouraging.
would you agree with my wgu ranking in terms of marketability
1. compsci
2. network engineering
3. cybersecurity
I'm debating doing network engineering or cybersecurity.
I'm personally on the side that Network Engineering is more marketable. These are my opinions and I'm still taking the degree but I chose it and my friend chose cyber so I have good info on both courses. 1. It says engineering which definitely gives it an advantage over the other degrees. 2. A lot of cyber people are not very good at networking or don't know much past the net+ level so it's an in demand skill. I even asked a CEO of a Cybersecurity company what skills they were looking for and it was Coding, Networking and Linux. 3. I feel like it has the most over lap the cloud is just networking without layer 1 and 2. Cyber is just vulnerabilities in networks and any system admin tasks are done better considering automation has a dedicated class in the Cisco and regular networking track.
Any interest in digging into BA in Math hacking? I ask because that's what I'm going for at SNHU
College hacking 3 hrs ago whoo hoo let's go
i just hate how this has useless BS like biology which has NOTHING to do with network engineering... WGU is a huge step in the right direction, but we still need to move away from irrelevant classes like this. or at least give us a choice