Associates in Applied Science degree graduates will be able to:
• Communicate effectively with a range of audiences. • Create technical reports and documentation through researching and interpreting a variety of industry sources. • Operate both independently and as a team member on information technology projects. • Explain ethical and legal issues impacting information technology. • Discuss the importance of encryption, strong passwords, packet filtering, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) wrappers, mandatory access controls, and other methods for preventing unauthorized access. • Apply problem-solving concepts and quantitative analysis to a wide variety of technology problems Career Opportunities: Students completing this program will be prepared for entry-level positions in computer support, network management, systems management, sales and technical information positions.
Courses
- CIS 118 — Information Technology Fundamentals
- ENG 101
- CIS 133 — Introduction to Programming
- ENG 211 — Technical Writing
- CIS 152 — Computer Hardware
- MAT 127
- CIS 178 — Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
- HIS 110 — United States History to 1877
- CIS 217 — Database Management
- CIS 226 — Ethical Hacking
- ECO 110 — Macroeconomics
- ECO 120 — Microeconomics
- CIS 235 — Open Source Server Administration
- SPE 101 — Oral Communications
- CIS 254 — Computer Organization
- NET 110 — Networking I
- NET 120 — Networking II
- NET 221 — Networking Defense
- WEB 131 — Web Development I
- WEB 133 — Web Development II