| Program
Description |
|
| The
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
is a degree program that prepares individuals for
careers in Information Technology. This degree program
is designed to address the key principles of the
Internet, network and distributed computing, programming
design and applications. Although much of the technology
studied is very modern, all subjects have a firm
foundation in computer science and software engineering
principles. |
| Mode
of Instruction |
| Instruction
can be completed through residential instruction
and/or distance learning methodologies. |
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| Program
Goals |
|
The
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
(BSIT) degree program will allow students to:
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Develop a broad understanding of the centrally
important concepts in modern computer science
and show how they apply in different contexts;
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Gain a technical education with an appropriate
combination of theoretical knowledge and practical
skills, which will enable them to enter into
and advance in the profession of information
technology, management information systems,
and business administration;
- Continue
their formal education and obtain advanced degrees
in information technology, management information
systems, business administration, or other related
fields; and
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Participate in life-long learning and to adapt
to an ever-changing, global technological and
business.
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| Graduation
Requirements |
|
- Student
must complete 120 semester units of prescribed
curriculum. One semester unit is equivalent
to 15 contact hours or the equivalent in accelerated
or distance learning terms.
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Satisfactory completion of all required course
work with a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0 on a 4.0
scale.
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Students must apply for graduation and meet
all academic and financial requirements.
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| Program
Requirements |
| Course
# |
Course
Title |
Units |
| General
Education Module
|
30 |
| GED
100 |
English |
3 |
| GED
105 |
Communication |
3 |
| GED
110 |
Mathematics |
3 |
| GED
120 |
Environmental
Science |
3 |
| GED
126 |
Life
Science |
3 |
| GED
130 |
Introduction to the Humanities |
3 |
| GED
135 |
World Civilizations |
3 |
| GED
140 |
Intro
to Psychology |
3 |
| GED
145 |
Intro to Sociology |
3 |
| GED
150 |
United States History |
3 |
| Major
Module |
30 |
| INT
100 |
Computer Concepts |
3 |
| INT
105 |
PC Windows Essentials |
3 |
| INT
110 |
A
+ PC Hardware |
3 |
| INT
115 |
Introduction to Mass Communication Technology |
3 |
| INT
200 |
Introduction to PC Networking Fundamentals |
3 |
| INT
400 |
Server
Fundamentals |
3 |
| INT
401 |
Systems
Analysis and Design |
3 |
| INT
403 |
Social and Organizational Issues in Computing |
3 |
| INT
404 |
Management
Information Systems |
3 |
| INT
405 |
Internet Security Management |
3 |
| General
Electives Module
|
60 |
| Students
complete 20 general elective courses. Elective
requirements can be completed through transfer
credit, standardized exams or specialized training
completed through company training, professional
workshops, etc.
|
| Bachelor
of Science in Information Technology
|
120 |
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