Associate of Science in Computer Information Technology – 2149

Career Pathway: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)
Location(s): Courses for this program are offered at all BC locations.
Program Entrance Requirements: HS Diploma or GED
Program Description: The Computer Information Technology Associate in Science degree exposes students to applications programming, networking, systems administration, database management, information security, project management and web development. It is designed for students seeking the skills set needed to be successful in their careers in the field of information technology. Visit the program’s website for more information.

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IT Support Specialist
(TC 1) 6337
Data Management & Analytics
(TC 2) 6360
Computer Information Technology
AS 2149
Bachelor of Applied Science

Data Management & Analysis Specialization – 2149A

Recommended Course Sequence

Part Time	Course ID	Description	Credits	TC 1	TC 2
Term 1	ISM1000C	STEM IT Skills and Competencies	3
	COP1700C	Introduction to Database and MySQL	3		X
Term 2	COP2071C	SQL Fundamentals	4		X
	ENC1101	Composition I	3
Term 3	CGS1510C	Excel Data Analysis	3		X
	STA2023	Statistics (Recommended)	3		X
Term 4	CTS1133C	A+ Comprehensive	4	X
	CIS1513C	Project Management and Project+	4	X
Term 5	CTS1134C	Network+	4	X
	ISM3013C	Information Systems Management	3
Term 6	CAP2760C	Intro to Data Analytics	3		X
	COP1000C	Introduction to Programming	3	X
Term 7	ISM2410C	Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Power Bi	4		X TC 2
	ISM3139C	Advanced Data Visualization with Excel	4
Term 8	EVR1001	Environmental Science (Recommended)	3
	PHI2010 or THE2000	Introduction to Philosophy or Theatre Appreciation (Recommended)	3
Term 9	ECO2013 or POS2041	Principles of Macroeconomics (Recommended) Or National Government	3
	Elective*	Math, Internship or IT Elective#	3	X TC 1
Total Program Credit Hours			60	18	20

IT Support Specialist
(TC 1) 6337
Information Technology Analyst
(TC 2) 6338
Computer Information Technology
AS 2149
Bachelor of Applied Science

Information Technology Specialization – 2149B

Recommended Course Sequence

Part Time	Course ID	Description	Credits	TC 1	TC 2
Term 1	ISM1000C	STEM IT Skills and Competencies	3
	COP1000C	Introduction to Programming	3	X	X
Term 2	ENC1101	Composition I	3
	CTS1133C	A+ Comprehensive	4	X	X
Term 3	CTS1134C	Network+	4	X	X
	CTS2375C	Cloud+	3		X
Term 4	CIS1513C	Project Management and Project+	4	X	X
	MATH*	General Education Math*	3
Term 5	CTS1111C	Linux+	4
	PHI2010 or THE2000	Introduction to Philosophy or Theatre Appreciation (Recommended)	3
Term 6	COP1700C	Introduction to Database and MySQL	3		X
	CTS2120C	Security+	4
Term 7	CTS2376C	Managing MS Office 365	3
	CTS2377C	Enabling Office 365	4
Term 8	EVR1001	Environmental Science (Recommended)	3
	ECO2013 or POS2041	Principles of Macroeconomics (Recommended) or National Government	3
Term 9	Elective*	Math, Internship or IT Elective #	3	X TC 1	X
	ISM3013C	Information Systems Management	3		X TC 2
Total Program Credit Hours			60	18	27

IT Support Specialist
(TC 1) 6337
GIS Specialist
(TC 2) 6340
Computer Information Technology
AS 2149
Bachelor of Applied Science

Graphical Information Systems Specialization – 2149D

Recommended Course Sequence

Part Time	Course ID	Description	Credits	TC 1	TC 2
Term 1	ISM1000C	STEM IT Skills and Competencies	3
	COP1000C	Introduction to Programming	3	X
Term 2	ENC1101	Composition I	3
	CTS1133C	A+ Comprehensive	4	X
Term 3	CGS1510C	Excel Data Analysis	3		X
	CTS1134C	Network+	4	X
Term 4	GIS1000	Mapping	3		X
	MATH*	General Education Math*	3
Term 5	GIS1040C	Introduction to GIS I	3		X
	PHI2010 or THE2000	Introduction to Philosophy or Theatre Appreciation (Recommended)	3
Term 6	CIS1513C	Project Management and Project+	4	X
	COP1700C	Introduction to Database and MySQL	3		X
Term 7	GIS1042C	Introduction to GIS II	3		X
	EVR1001	Environmental Science (Recommended)	3
Term 8	GIS1030	Remote Sensing & Applications	3
	ECO2013 or POS2041	Principles of Macroeconomics (Recommended) Or National Government	3
Term 9	GIS1047C	Applications for GIS	3		X
	Elective*	Math, Internship or IT Elective #	3	X TC 1
	ISM3013C	Information Systems Management	3		X TC 2
Total Program Credit Hours			60	18	21

IT Support Specialist
(TC 1) 6337
Entrepreneurship
(TC 2) 6311
Computer Information Technology
AS 2149
Bachelor of Applied Science

Entrepreneurship Specialization – 2149F

Recommended Course Sequence

Part Time	Course ID	Description	Credits	TC 1	TC 2
Term 1	ISM1000C	STEM IT Skills and Competencies	3
	COP1000C	Introduction to Programming	3	X
Term 2	ENC1101	Composition I	3
	CTS1133C	A+ Comprehensive	4	X
Term 3	CGS1510C	Excel Data Analysis	3
	CTS1134C	Network+	4	X
Term 4	CIS1513C	Project Management and Project+	4	X
	MATH*	General Education Math*	3
Term 5	PHI2010 or THE2000	Introduction to Philosophy or Theatre Appreciation (Recommended)	3
	APA1111C	Introduction to Accounting	3		X
Term 6	COP1700C	Introduction to Database Design and MySQL	3
	GEB2011	Introduction to Business	3		X
Term 7	MAR1011	Principles of Marketing	3		X
	EVR1001	Environmental Science (Recommended)	3
Term 8	GEB2112	Entrepreneurship	3		X TC 2
	ECO2013 or POS2041	Principles of Macroeconomics (Recommended) or National Government	3
Term 9	Elective*	Math, Internship or IT Elective #	3	X TC 1
	ISM3013C	Information Systems Management	3
	CIS2910C	IT Entrepreneurship Capstone	4
Total Program Credit Hours			60	18	12

Notes: Students are encouraged to consult the Course Information Table for a detailed list of all requisite requirements. Students should complete all Core Computing Requirements before completing specialization courses. *MAC1105C is a 5-credit course.  Students who register for this course must see an advisor to discuss their academic plan. # – Any course with a computing prefix. E – identifies an elective course for the certificate, any IT course can be used to fulfill this requirement.

These are only recommended course sequences.

Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an advisor to create a personalized educational plan.

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Program Highlights

Credit for Prior Learning: Accelerate your path to completion with these options:

Credit by exam
Earned Industry certifications

Prior Learning Assessment
And much more…

Industry Certifications: Upon completing this program, graduates will be eligible to sit for the following industry certifications/licenses:

CompTIA A+
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Security+
CompTIA Project+

CIW Database Design
CIW Data Analyst
Microsoft MCSA BI Reporting
Microsoft MCSA

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