What is Computer Information Technology?
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What are my degree, diploma, or certificate options?
- Business Software Track: 60 credit hours
- Cloud Computing Technologies Track: 60-61 credit hours
- General Track: 60-64 credit hours
- Geospatial Track: 60 credit hours
- Information Security Track: 60 credit hours
- Internet Technologies Track: 60 credit hours
- Web Administration
- Web Programming
- Network Administration Track: 60-63 credit hours
- Cisco Networking Associate
- Microsoft Windows Administration
- Network Technologies Track: 60-63 credit hours
- Cisco Networking
- Microsoft Windows
- UNIX/Linux
- Programming Track: 60credit hours
- Video Game Design Track: 60 credit hours
Certificate Options
- 4 credit hours
- 4 credit hours
- 3 credit hours
- 11 credit hours
- : 12 credit hours
- 14 credit hours
- : 23 credit hours
- 19 credit hours
- 19 credit hours
- 22 credit hours
- : 16 credit hours
- : 24-25 credit hours
- 21 credit hours
- 18 credit hours
- : 16 credit hours
- 12 credit hours
- 18-21 credit hours
- 27 credit hours
- 24 credit hours
- 19 credit hours
Additional Information
This information should not be considered a substitute for the . You should always choose classes in cooperation with your faculty advisor to ensure that you meet all degree requirements.
Upon completion of this program, the graduate can:
- Use fundamental computer literacy knowledge including concepts and basic productivity software packages.
- Use a graphical user interface with a working knowledge of at least one operating system.
- Install, use, and maintain systems software and applications software.
- Analyze, design, implement, and document simple applications.
- Resolve technical questions using existing documentation.
- Write end-user documentation using technical resources.
- Employ basic diagnostic tools to identify and solve hardware and software problems.
- Utilize logical, mathematical, and analytical skills to facilitate problem solving.
- Discuss ethical and legal issues in computing such as privacy, corporate property, copyright, and security of software, hardware, and information.
- Demonstrate the concept of management information systems, including security of software, hardware, and information.
- Communicate with appropriate individuals (programmers, vendors, management, and users) in developing a team approach to problem solving.
- Demonstrate and use network applications.
- Implement basic computer system security measures.