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Associate’s Degree of Science in Information Technology Program Description
This program is designed to prepare students for opportunities in information technology by introducing them to the unique language of IT and key concepts of the profession. Students will identify the technical abilities and practical skills to help organizations innovate practices, products, and processes. The program is designed to empower individuals to become passionate, solution‐minded information technology professionals by fostering innovation, research, leadership development, solving real-life problems. Students will work toward leadership roles in organizations, honoring ethical responsibilities to stakeholders and the community while pursuing innovation, creation, application, integration, and the administration of computing technologies. In addition, this program provides a foundation for further studies.
Recognize how IT is integral to the effective management of a modern-day, competitive organization and the role an IT professional plays in organizational leadership
Describe the installation and maintenance process for client and server operating systems, their associated network services, users, and file systems
Configure secure network and computing applications while identifying the privacy concerns inherent in the IT profession
Identify the responsibilities of a project manager and the skills required to plan, design, and execute projects to provide effective business solutions.
Identify the process of critical thinking and decision support tools in the way of math formulas, computer software, and information systems to analyze or solve problems
Communicate effectively via multiple channels of exchange including oral and written
Demonstrate an ability to find and use reference tools/resources
Identify one’s social, ethical and legal responsibilities to stakeholders, the community and the environment
Associate Degree of Science in Information Technology Plan
This Degree Map is a recommended semester-by-semester plan of study for this degree program. A course with an “*” denotes its status as a general education course.
Course Code
Course subject and Title
Prerequisite
Credit Hours
Semester One
Lakewood University Orientation
0
NETF100
Networking Fundamentals
3
COMM100
Interpersonal Communication*
3
ITPJMG100
I.T. Project Management
3
ALG100
College Algebra*
3
Semester Two
ENG101
Introduction to English *
3
GOVT100
American Government*
3
CSA100
Computer Systems Architecture
3
DATA200
Fundamentals of Database
3
Semester Three
PSY100
Introduction to Psychology *
3
BIO100
Principles of Biology*
3
CLDF200
Cloud Fundamentals
3
ACCT100
Principles of Accounting
3
Semester Four
ENVS100
Environmental Science
3
STAT100
Statistics I*
3
PHL101
Introduction to Philosophy*
3
Major Elective
3
Semester Five
CSF200
Computer Security Fundamentals
3
SOCI100
Introduction to Sociology*
3
CALC200
Calculus I*
3
Major Elective
3
Total: 60 .
Major Electives:
Network Administration
Routing and Switching
Wireless and Mobile Communication
Network Security Management
Enterprise Networking
Specialized Network Administration
Directory Services and Infrastructure
Software analysis and Development
Software Quality Control and Testing
E-commerce Development
Object-Oriented Application Development I
Object-Oriented Application Development II
System Analysis and Design
Software Development for Mobile Devices
Business and Project Management
Advanced Database Management
Information Systems Project Management
Enterprise Resource Management
Advanced Internet Security and Threats
E-Business Infrastructure Management
IT Management Strategy
General Elective:
Web development
Advanced Java Programming
Management Information System
What You Receive
E-books and comprehensive online resources
Academic support by email, phone, text, or online
Personalized career guidance, including interview coaching
The option to celebrate your achievement and participate in our virtual graduation ceremony
Lakewood University provides all textbooks, study guides, supplemental materials, achievement exams, and instructional support at no cost to the student.
Administrative Fees (in addition to the tuition above)
Application Fee- $0 for degree programs; $0 for vocational programs (first semester only)
Registration Fee – $200 for degree programs; $125 for vocational programs (first semester only)
Technology/Library Fee – $175 for the first semester and $100 per degree semester thereafter; $250 per vocational program term
Low-Interest Financing
Lakewood University offers affordable, low-interest payment plans. That means, unlike many other schools, you can graduate without going thousands of dollars into debt.
Low Monthly Payments
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Convenient Payment Methods
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Military Education Benefits
We actively support the education of active duty members, their spouses, and veterans of the U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Thanks to Lakewood’s low tuition, your military benefits will go a lot further. That means you can complete your education with little to no out-of-pocket costs.
Tuition Reimbursement
You may qualify for tuition reimbursement from your employer under the Employee Education Assistance Act, IRS Code, Section 127. Check with your human resources department or supervisor to see if you are eligible.
Qualifications
No one is turned down for the Monthly Payment Plans. However, Lakewood University does perform credit checks for all monthly payment applicants.
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