This program is designed to prepare students for employment or advancement in information technology or in an office setting. The program has a central core of courses with additional specialized courses in two options, computer system and office systems. Skills obtained in the program may be applied in a variety of occupations including computer support, networking, programming, web design, administrative assistance, office manager, software specialist, and project coordinator. It is designed for the student who plans to enter the workforce after graduation.
The Program Calendar has the recommended order for completing the courses, and our planned course offering schedule for each campus. This program is also available in an evening accelerated format.
General Education Requirements (15 credits)
| ENGL1010 | English Composition I |
| Humanities/Fine Art course* | |
| ECO 201 OR ECO 202 | Principles of Macroeconomics or Microeconomics |
| MATH elective* | |
| COMM 1120 OR 2100 | Introduction to Communication or Argumentation and Debate |
* courses must meet general education requirements
Major Requirements (30credits)
BIT 120 - Career Success
BIT 299 - Project Integration Capstone
BIT/BUS/COP/CIS/OFA/ART2630 elective
BIT 240 - Spreadsheet Applications
BUS 111 - Business Writing
BUS 121 Principles of Accounting I
CIS 109 - Computer Applications
CIS 150 - Computer System Essentials
CIS 209 - Database Applications
CIS 263 - Web Page Development and Design
Computer Systems Option (15 credits)
CIS 170 - Programming I
CIS 270 - Programming II
CIS 175 - Computer Networking I
CIS 275 - Computer Networking II
CIS 280 Database Development
Office Systems Option (15 credits)
BUS 242- Principles of Supervision
OFA 101 - Introduction to Word Processing
OFA 205 - Business Documents & Publishing
BIT 210 - Event Management
BUS 241 - Fundamentals of Sales and Service