Information Technology (CSI17.AAS) 110103

The primary job function of the Information Management professional is to assist others with using computer technology in the performance of their jobs. This requires a general knowledge of PC hardware and software, to include operating systems and applications such as word processors and spreadsheets, and the internet. This degree offers a clear path to understanding computers and today’s technology.

Associate of Applied Science Degree

 

First Year

First Semester

			Credits	Clock Hours
DEGR	COSC-1301	Introduction to Computing	3.00
DEGR	BCIS-1305	Business Computer Applications	3.00
DEGR	ITNW-1325	Fundamentals of Networking Technologies	3.00
CORE	ENGL-1301	Composition I	3.00
CORE	MATH-	Mathematics	3.00

 

Second Semester

			Credits	Clock Hours
DEGR	ITSC-1325	Personal Computer Hardware	3.00
DEGR	ITNW-1309	Fundamentals of Cloud Computing	3.00
DEGR	ITSY-1342	Information Technology Security	3.00
DEGR	ITNW-1308	Implementing and Supporting Client Operating Systems	3.00
CORE	ELEC-	Creative Arts	3.00

 

Second Year

First Semester

			Credits	Clock Hours
DEGR	COSC-1315	Introduction to Computer Programming	3.00
DEGR	ITNW-1337	Introduction to the Internet	3.00
DEGR	ITNW-1316	Introduction to Network Administration	3.00
DEGR	ITSC-1316	Linux Installation and Configuration	3.00
CORE	ELEC-	Social and Behavioral Sciences Selection	3.00

 

Second Semester

			Credits	Clock Hours
DEGR	ITSC-1315	IT Project Management	3.00
DEGR	IMED-1316	Web Design I	3.00
DEGR	ITSW-1307	Introduction to Database	3.00
CORE	ENGL-2311	Technical and Business Writing	3.00
DEGR	ITSC-2339	Personal Computer Help Desk Support	3.00
	-	Or
DEGR	ITSC-2386	Internship - Computer and Information Sciences, General	3.00

 

Total Credit Hours: 60