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Information Technology
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The objective of the Information Technology program is designed to prepare students with the knowledge, training and experience needed to obtain an entry-level position within the Information Technology field. The graduate will be able to effectively pursue a career as a Network Administrator, Computer Systems Analyst, Field Service Technician, Tech Support team member, and a Computer Hardware/Software Technician. Graduates will be prepared to sit for the Microsoft MTA, CompTia Network+ and A+ certifications once completed with courses.
Curriculum: 100.5 credit hours
Normal program length: 18 months (day) 24 months (night)
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Subject Title |
Credit Hrs |
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ACD-109/110/111 |
Business Math I/II/III |
7.2 |
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CED-110 |
Critical Thinking |
2.4 |
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CED-303/304 |
Job Readiness – Resumes/Interviews |
4.8 |
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CED-304 |
Job Readiness – Interviews |
2.4 |
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CED-600 |
Internship |
6.0 |
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CPT-101 |
Introduction to Computers |
2.1 |
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CPT 201/202 |
Word I/II |
4.2 |
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CPT-301/302 |
Excel I/II |
4.2 |
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CPT-403/413 |
Outlook/Outlook Administration |
4.2 |
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CPT-405/406 |
Advanced Word/Advanced Excel |
4.2 |
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ENG-204/205 |
Business English I/II |
4.8 |
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ITD-101/102/103 |
Computer Hardware & Maintenance I/II/III |
6.0 |
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ITD-215/225/235 |
Operating Systems I/II/III |
6.0 |
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ITD-310/311 |
Server I/II |
4.2 |
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ITD-405/415/425 |
NetPlus I/II/III |
6.0 |
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ITD-501/502 |
ADS Infrastructure I/II |
4.2 |
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ITD-505 |
Introduction to Programming I |
4.8 |
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ITD-505L |
Introduction to Programming I Lab |
2.4 |
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ITD-510/511/512 |
Network Security I/II/III |
6.0 |
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General Education |
16.8 |
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100.5 |
Students may substitute courses that meet the career objective with the approval of the Dean of Academics.
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