Computers are an integral part of everyday life at home, in business, and at school.
Our information society is in constant demand for individuals who can meet users'
needs within an organization by selecting, creating, applying, integrating, and administering
computing technologies. The Information Technology Associate in Applied Science degree
provides students with the skills needed to succeed in today's digital world.
Graduates of the Information Technology A.A.S. Program can gain employment in technical
support, programming, networking, systems analysis and design, information security,
business analysis, and other computer-related fields. Those graduates seeking additional
education may continue their computer education at four-year institutions in programs
such as computer science, management information systems, computer information systems,
business administration, and telecommunications technology.
During the first year of study, Information Technology students will acquire a broad business and real-world perspective of information technology, strong analytical and critical thinking skills, knowledge of data design and data management principles, and knowledge of basic programming and computer logic principles. These skills will provide students with the foundation needed to advance to their second year of study. In the second year of the program, students will choose one of the following five areas to specialize:
* Not all courses available at all campuses. Check with your adviser to ensure course availability.