Associate of Science in Information Communication Technology (AS)
This degree prepares students for entry-level employment in the field of Information Communication Technology through the study of Network Hardware, Software, Design, Maintenance, and Security. Students will acquire skills in Supporting and Managing Network Systems in Microsoft and Cisco platforms.
Courses
- BUS 112 — Public Speaking for Business 4 unit(s)
- BUS 184 — Business Communications 3 unit(s)
- COMP 006 — Programming Fundamentals 3 unit(s)
- COMP 233 — Database Processing 3 unit(s)
- ICT 201 — PC Repair and Maintenance 4 unit(s)
- ICT 210 — Introduction to Microsoft Windows Server 4 unit(s)
- ICT 221 — Cisco Academy 1 4 unit(s)
- ICT 222 — CISCO Academy 2 4 unit(s)
- ICT 223 — CISCO Academy 3 4 unit(s)
- ICT 224 — CISCO Academy 4 4 unit(s)
- ICT 230 — Network Security Fundamentals 4 unit(s)
- ICT 235 — Introduction to Virtual Computing 4 unit(s)
- ICT 240 — Introduction to Cloud Computing 4 unit(s)