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A career in computer networking will put a young worker in one of the fastest-growing fields in the United States, information technology (IT). Computer networking has become an essential part of most business operations, and an education in the setup, operation, and maintenance of these networks will prepare an individual for a huge variety of career options. Students who earn a degree in computer networking may also pursue leadership and administrative positions in IT departments that tend to pay more than technician jobs.
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Do I have to study computers for fiber optics?
Submitted on: April 27, 2012

Yes, you will need to be skilled at computer use. Computer networking is one of the fastest growing fields in the United States.

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What is the average salary for this job position?
Submitted on: April 15, 2012

The average median salary for a job position in computer netwroking is $69,160 according the BLS.

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