Core Curriculum (30 q.h.)

We require all bachelor's degree students to complete required core curriculum, allowing you to gain insight into disciplines other than your field of study.

Foundation Courses (15 q.h.)

Complete all of the following courses:

MTH 1001	College Algebra 1	3 q.h.
MTH 2002	College Algebra 2	3 q.h.
MTH 2512	Finite Mathematics	3 q.h.
ECN 2001	Statistics 1	3 q.h.
ECN 2002	Statistics 2	3 q.h.

Major Courses (66 q.h.)

Complete all of the following courses:

MIS 2701	Information Systems for Management	3 q.h.
MIS 1101	Systems Analysis and Design 1	3 q.h.
MIS 1102	Systems Analysis and Design 2	3 q.h.
MIS 1245	Net Security and Legal Issues	3 q.h.
ITC 2001	Java Programming	3 q.h.
ITC 2305	Advanced Java Programming	3 q.h.
ITC 2810	C# (C Sharp) Programming	3 q.h.
ITC 3001	Database Management Systems (formerly Advanced Database)	3 q.h.
ITC 3305	Operating Systems Concepts	3 q.h.
ITC 1251	Network Foundations 1	3 q.h.
ITC 1001	Introduction to PC Productivity Tools	3 q.h.
ITC 1230	PC Database Software (formerly Advanced PC Software)	3 q.h.
ITC 1235	Internet Essentials	3 q.h.
ITC 2005	Computer Architecture and Systems Programming	3 q.h.
ITC 1252	Network Foundations 2	3 q.h.
ITC 2253	Network Security	3 q.h.
ITC 2254	Wireless Network Technologies	3 q.h.
ITC 1256	Information Security Management	3 q.h.
ITC 2610	UNIX System, and Overview (formerly UNIX 1)	3 q.h.
ITC 2620	UNIX System Administration	3 q.h.
OPM 2025	Business Decision Models	3 q.h.
HRM 2101	Organizational Behavior	3 q.h.

Web and Multimedia Specialization (15 q.h.)

Complete all of the following courses:

ITC 1120	Website Design	3 q.h.
ITC 1255	Human-Computer Interaction	3 q.h.
ITC 2205	Multimedia for the Web	3 q.h.
ART 2111	Designing Web Graphics

Choose one of the following courses:

ITC 2220	Web Services Development	3 q.h.
ITC 2213	Database Websites with PHP/MySQL	3 q.h.
ART 2112	Designing Web Graphics 2	3 q.h.

 

Non-Business Electives (6 q.h.)

Open Electives (43 q.h.)

 

Total Quarter Hours: 160

* Specializations in this program are recommended groupings of courses designed to provide additional content focus. Courses in specializations count towards open and non-business electives.