- Chair of Computer Science and Technology
- Assistant Professor
- Director of Online Technology Programs
Our Bachelor of Arts in Applied Information Technology program is constructed to purposefully blend liberal arts skills with sound professional preparation. Through the development of real-world case studies, collaborative work, and activities that strengthen communication and problem-solving skills, you will learn the IT skills necessary to succeed in the field, while also developing professional skills that support your ability to work in cross-functional teams.
IT professionals are highly sought after, possessing the expertise to streamline website development processes. By pursuing this degree, you’ll explore the dynamic intersection of technology and design, empowering you with the versatility to seize a multitude of exciting career opportunities. Our comprehensive curriculum will equip you with cutting-edge skills, allowing you to become a proficient problem-solver and innovator in the ever-evolving tech industry.
Graduates of this program are qualified for a wide range of careers, including:
While you’re working towards your degree, you’ll have the opportunity to simultaneously earn multiple industry recognized certifications within the field and various UJA technology certificates—including advanced certificates—all of which will prepare you for a broad assortment of careers in Information Technology. These tangible credentials count as credit, shape your expertise, and validate your skills pre-graduation.
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
CS 160 |
Introduction to Computer Principles |
3 |
CS 203 |
Hardware Installation and Maintenance |
3 |
CS 201 |
IT Helpdesk Administration |
3 |
CS 325 |
Networking |
3 |
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
CS 152 |
Introduction to Web Development |
3 |
CS 321 |
JavaScript Technologies |
3 |
CS 342 |
Database Development |
3 |
CS 441 |
Dynamic Web Design |
3 |
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
CS 230 |
Data Analysis |
3 |
CS 365 |
Information Systems Security |
3 |
CS 311 |
Security Policies and Procedures |
3 |
CS 326 |
Network Security |
3 |
ENGL 312 |
Business Writing
|
3 |
COMM 318 |
Computer Mediated Communication |
3 |
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
CS 301 |
Agile Project Management |
3 |
CS 312 |
Secure Operating Systems |
3 |
CS 344 |
Python |
3 |
CS 354 |
Source Code Control and Virtualization |
3 |
CS 403 |
Ethical Hacking |
3 |
CS 401 |
Defensive Network Security |
3 |
CS 402 |
Computer Forensics |
3 |
CS 272 |
Java Programming I |
3 |
CS 372 |
Java Programming II |
3 |
CS 360 |
Comparison of Programming Languages |
3 |
CMST 133 |
Introduction to Visual Communication |
3 |
CMST 316 |
Group and Team Communication |
3 |
CMST 321 |
Business and Professional Communication |
3 |
CS 423 |
Linux Administration |
3 |
Total Semester Credits Required: 48
After completing required coursework, students will have earned certificates in IT Service Management and Full Stack Developer. In addition to the required coursework listed above, 18 credits of related courses and 6 credits of electives must also be taken. Students can earn either an additional certificate in Advanced Full Stack Developer or Advanced Cybersecurity.
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