Degree: Associate of Applied Arts and Sciences
The Computer Information Technology curriculum prepares the 2-year career student to manage a computer network, connect and represent that network to the Internet community, and service and support network hardware and software.
The student also learns business skills needed to relate to the business community a CIT professional frequently serves.
Hands-on training in the well-equipped Computer Information Technology lab integrates theory, practice, and professional techniques.
CIT Professional Plan of Study
Required Computer Technology Courses: 27 hours, see also Course Descriptions
| Course | Computer Core (Required) | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BuCS 123 BuCS 225 | Web Authoring and Publishing
Web Site Design |
3 3 |
| BuCS 126 BuCS 230 | Networking Technologies Service and Support |
3 3 |
| BuCS 138 BuCS 226 | Computer Programming I eCommerce Technologies |
3 3 |
| Course | Business Electives (Choose three) | |
| Econ 221 BuAc 222 BuAc 205 BuAd 109 BuAd 205 BuAd 220 BuAd 210 BuAd 218 |
Macroeconomics Microeconomics Financial Accounting I Exploring Business Business Communications Management Marketing and Sales Entrepreneurship |
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Courses and credits subject to certification requirements changes. | ||
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