IT and Computer Information Systems, Associate, Campus courses

The Administrative Information Technician program is offered to students whose primary goal is to obtain a position as an administrative or technical assistant in either the public or private sector. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide information to management and clients. In addition to technology applications, course work in the program provides a foundation in document preparation, spreadsheets, databases, business communications, office management and desktop publishing. Full-time students who wish to complete this program in exactly four terms of study must complete five courses each term. Degree requirements can be completed through either full-time or part-time study through day offerings only. View more details on Hudson Valley Community College .

Purpose The Administrative Information Technology (AIT) Program prepares individuals for high-demand careers needed in today's computerized workplace. The AIT Program offers a two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree .The two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree is for individuals preparing for advanced office information technology careers in office and business management , executive assistant, computer project administration , and medical office administration. Students will be required to take the appropriate MOS exam(s) before the end of each semester as applicable to individual courses . Students who have completed the A.A.S. degree may receive advanced training in management skills leading to an Enhanced Skills Certificate. Administrative Information Technology is a Tech Prep program. View more details on Southwest Texas Junior College .

The Applied Technical Studies degree provides students who do not plan to transfer the opportunity through the careful selection of elective courses to develop a career associate degree adapted to their own unique career goals. Students must meet the prerequisites of all courses selected. Students enrolled in a training program approved for college credit by the American Council for Education may apply these credits to the elective portion of the graduation requirements up to a maximum of 30 credits. Students should contact the Admissions office or their advisor for additional information . Successful completion of this program qualifies a student to apply for an Associate in Applied Science degree in Applied Technical Studies. This is a career program and is designed to enable students to seek employment at the program's completion. Students planning to transfer should consult with their advisor or the Student Success Center regarding specific program and course transfer issues. View ...program details

GENERAL EDUCATION DEGREE REQUIREMENTS ( ) *ENC1101 ( ) *ENC1102 or *ENC2210 ( ) SPC1024 or SPC1600 ( ) ARH2000 ( ) HUMANITIES ( ) SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE ( ) HISTORICAL,POLITICAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ( ) BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ( ) *PHY2053 ( ) *PHY2053L ( ) HLP1081 or PEM1131 or PEM1141 ( ) *MAC2233 ( ) *GORDON RULE MATH View more details on Broward College .

The A.S. Business Technology Computer Information Systems emphasis program is designed to meet the need for qualified computer specialists and information system managers. The program prepares the student for the technical computer career, providing practical experience with computer equipment and programming and familiarizing the student with business applications of information systems. In addition to the learning outcomes set forth in the general education core curriculum for the associate degree , specific outcomes for this program have been established. Upon completion of the program, the student will be able to: Be proficient in the use of Visual Basic and COBOL for business applications. Analyze computer information systems and trouble shoot hardware problems. Apply principles of economics, management , and marketing in the workplace. Utilize computer application software. View more details on Bridgemont Community and Technical College .

What type of degree will I earn at Missouri State University-West Plains? Students enrolled in this program will obtain a two-year Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree, emphasizing technology management . Study areas include a general education component; a business core component including computers , business communications, business statistics and business law; and a technology management component including supply chain management , quality management, project management , safety management and technology management . Students with this degree are in a good position to continue their education through the four-year Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Technology Management offered on the West Plains campus should they so choose. What type of work would I do if I studied Technology Management? Students with a business degree that emphasizes technology management can expect to land a supervisory positions at area businesses, working into middle and upper management through thei...program details

Students develop a critical understanding of the fundamentals of communication in theory and practice, learn to analyze and anticipate the role of communication in historic and contemporary society, develop specific skills, and prepare to transfer into a four-year college or university communication program. The program introduces students to the fundamentals of human communication and offers an opportunity to explore mass communication and organizational communication. Students develop writing, speaking, analytical, and critical thinking skills appropriate for a broad range of communication professions. Based on advising and assessment of individual needs and direction, students may select a cluster of communication-related courses and gain practical experience through field-based learning in an area related to mass communication or organizational communication . View more details on Bristol Community College .