IT - Information Technology, A.A.S.

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The A.A.S. degree in Information Technology is designed to provide students the essential educational and hands-on elements needed for a career in IT as well as the training to sit for several industry exams. This program provides students with the skills needed to plan, implement, administer, support, troubleshoot and secure networked computer systems found in educational, governmental and corporate settings. Students are strongly encouraged and/or may be required to pursue these industry certifications throughout their studies.

Note: A student must earn a grade of C or higher in all courses in order to receive a degree.

General Education Requirements: 15-16 credits

COMM-110 Public Speaking 3 cr. OR
COMM-111 Interpersonal Communication 3 cr. (Preferred)
MATH-115 Intermediate Algebra-Applications 4 cr. OR
MATH-130 Conceptual Mathematics 3 cr. OR
MATH-160 College Algebra 3 cr. OR higher
ENGL-111 Freshman Composition 3 cr.
PHIL-115 Introduction to Ethics 3 cr.
COSC-116 Spreadsheeting 3 cr.

Program Core Requirements: 27 credits

BADM-114 Introduction to Business 3 cr.
COSC-115 Introduction to Information Technology 3 cr.
COSC-118 Computer Programming Fundamentals I 3 cr.
COSC-190 Database Concepts and Principles 3 cr.
DMAD-110 Introduction to Multimedia 3 cr.
ITCT-113 A+ Hardware 3 cr.
ITCT-114 A+ Operating Systems 3 cr.
ITCT-115 Network+ 3 cr.
ITCT-140 Installing and Configuring Windows Server 3 cr.

Approved Program Electives: 18 credits

Choose a total of at least 18 credit hours from ONE of the following concentrations:

NOTE:

Students completing the Program Core Requirements plus ITCT-141 , ITCT-235 , and ITCT-245 will earn the Cybersecurity Support Certificate.
Students completing the Program Core Requirements plus ITCT-116 , ITCT-141 , and ITCT-142 will earn the Network Support Certificate.
Students completing the Program Core Requirements plus ITCT-119 and ITCT-235 will earn the Information Technology Support Certificate.