Program Objectives
The
following objectives are
designed to meet Keiser
University’s mission and its
goals.
- To develop students'
abilities to administer,
manage and troubleshoot
hardware, software, and
service for single, mixed
and multi-user environments
- To develop students
skills in inspection of
security measures to protect
data and the conduct of
personnel in relation to
protection of data
- To assist students in
becoming more adept in
knowledge, theory and
practice of network
management
- To prepare students for
positions as technical
support specialists,
help-desk technicians,
systems administrators or
computer security
professionals
- To develop students'
abilities to think
critically and communicate
effectively
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Prerequisite for Major Courses
None
Program Outline
To receive an Associate of Science degree in Information Technology, students must earn 72.0 credit hours. Program requirements are as follows.
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Lower Division
General Education Courses (24.0 credit hours)
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NOTE: All lower division major and general
education courses should be completed
before upper division courses are undertaken.
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Upper Division
Information Technology Major Courses
(48.0 credit hours) |
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Computer Service and Support PC
Systems I |
4.0 credit hours |
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* Computer
Service and Support PC Systems II |
4.0 credit hours |
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* Multi-User
Operating Systems |
4.0 credit hours |
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* Principles
of Information Security |
4.0 credit hours |
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* Supporting
Client Operating Systems |
4.0 credit hours |
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Managing and Maintaining Server
Operating Systems |
4.0 credit hours |
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Essentials of Networking |
4.0 credit hours |
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Applications Support |
4.0 credit hours |
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Implementing Directory Services |
4.0 credit hours |
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Internetworking Technologies |
4.0 credit hours |
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Implementing a Network Infrastructure |
4.0 credit hours |
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Designing a Secure Infrastructure |
4.0 credit hours |
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* Courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or
better
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