Using system administrator education in eeveloping an IT eegree in a computer science department

Authors:
William Campbell;Robert Cohen
Affiliations:
University of Massachusetts Boston, Boston, MA;University of Massachusetts Boston, Boston, MA
Venue:
Proceedings of the 6th conference on Information technology education
Year:
2005

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Abstract

This paper discusses our new problem-based, two-course sequence in System Administration. This sequence is designed to address two needs of Computer Science departments: that many CS students are entering system administration positions with no training, and that CS departments are interested in offering Information Technology education. The sequence is useful to our current undergraduate CS students and is a significant step in establishing a technology-based IT degree.