Computer Information Technology, AAS

This is a two-year Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Technology (Systems Analysis and Programming). This modern curriculum provides a broad scope of leading courses in information technology, as well as general education. Specific areas of study include System Analysis & Design, Computer Programming in Object-Oriented Environments, IT Project Management, Computer Networking and Security, and, Web Design and Development, as well as Computer Support Specialist.

Note: As of Fall 2014, System Analysis and Programming no longer exists as a separate concentration under the Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) in Computer Information Technology but is incorporated within the degree.

The field of study in Business Information Technology is no longer under the A.A.S in Computer Information Technology. Beginning Fall 2015, the two concentrations (Administrative Technology Specialist and Medical Technology Specialist) will no longer be available. Students currently enrolled in these concentrations will have until the end of the summer 2016 session to graduate with these concentrations.

Curriculum in Computer Information Technology

Area of Concentration: Cyber Security

Freshman Year - Fall

ENGL 1001 (CENL 1013) - English Composition Cr.: 3
MATH 1015 (CMAT 1203) - Applied College Algebra Cr.: 3
or
MATH 1020 (CMAT 1213) - College Algebra Cr.: 5
or
MATH 1021 (CMAT 1213) - College Algebra Cr.: 3
General Education Social Sciences Elective Cr.: 3
CSC 1011 - Introduction to Computer Science Cr.: 3
CSC 1015 - Fundamentals of Programming Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Freshman Year - Spring

ENGL 1002 (CENL 1023) - English Composition Cr.: 3
General Education Humanities Elective Cr.: 3
or
General Education Fine Arts Elective Cr.: 3
CSC 2210 - PC Services and Network Support Cr.: 3
CSC 2030 - Programming- Visual Basic Cr.: 3
Concentration Course Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Sophomore Year - Fall

General Education Natural / Physical Sciences Electives Cr.: 3.
Concentration Course Cr.: 3.
Concentration Course Cr.: 3
CSC 2253 - Systems Analysis and Design Cr.: 3
Concentration Course Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Sophomore Year - Spring

CSC 2255 - Object Oriented Systems Analysis and Design Cr.: 3
CSC 2257 - Project Management Cr.: 3
CSC 2260 - Software Security Cr.: 3
Concentration Course Cr.: 3
Concentration Course Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Area of Concentration Classes for Cyber Security

Cyber Security (18 credits): CSC 2310 (Cr. 3), CSC 2320 (Cr. 3), CSC 2330 (Cr. 3), CSC 2340 (Cr. 3), CSC 2350 (Cr. 3), CSC 2360 (Cr. 3).

Area of Concentration: Systems Analysis and Programming

Freshman Year - Fall

ENGL 1001 (CENL 1013) - English Composition Cr.: 3
MATH 1015 (CMAT 1203) - Applied College Algebra Cr.: 3
or
MATH 1020 (CMAT 1213) - College Algebra Cr.: 5
or
MATH 1021 (CMAT 1213) - College Algebra Cr.: 3
General Education Social Sciences Elective Cr. 3
CSC 1011 - Introduction to Computer Science Cr.: 3
CSC 1015 - Fundamentals of Programming Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Freshman Year - Spring

ENGL 1002 (CENL 1023) - English Composition Cr.: 3
General Education Humanities /General Education Fine Arts Electives Cr. 3
CSC 2030 - Programming- Visual Basic Cr.: 3
CSC 2210 - PC Services and Network Support Cr.: 3
CSC 2250 - Database Management Systems Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Sophomore Year - Fall

General Education Natural Sciences/Physical Sciences Electives Cr. 3
CSC 2212 - Local Area Networks Cr.: 3
CSC 2230 - Operating Systems Cr.: 3
CSC 2253 - Systems Analysis and Design Cr.: 3
CSC 2264 - Introduction to C/C++ Programming Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Sophomore Year - Spring

CSC 2255 - Object Oriented Systems Analysis and Design Cr.: 3
CSC 2257 - Project Management Cr.: 3
CSC 2260 - Software Security Cr.: 3
CSC 2265 - Visual C++ Programming Cr.: 3
CSC 2280 - Programming in JAVA Cr.: 3

Total: 15

Concentration Classes for Systems Analysis and Programming

Systems Analysis and Programming: (18 credits): CSC 2212 (Cr. 3), CSC 2230 (Cr. 3), CSC 2250 (Cr. 3), CSC 2264 (Cr. 3), CSC 2265 (Cr. 3), CSC 2280 (Cr. 3)

Area of Concentration Courses:

Note: All computer-based courses in any concentration must be passed with a grade of “C” or better. Computer-based courses are defined to include: all computer science courses; ACCT 2102 and ACCT 2103 ; ISDS 2000 , ISDS 2300 , ISDS 2400 , ISDS 2401 , ISDS 2402 , ISDS 2800 , ISDS 2830 ; BIT 2200 , BIT 2900 .