Lakewood University

Bachelor’s of Science in Information Technology

Program Highlights
  • 4 Year Program
  • Accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission
  • Instructor Assistance
  • Your Own Success Coach
  • E-Books Included in Tuition
Overview
Bachelor’s of Science in Information Technology

This program is designed to prepare students for opportunities in information technology by encouraging use of the unique language of IT and the application of key concepts of the profession. Students will demonstrate the technical abilities and practical skills that 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.

Useful Links
Program Outcomes
Program Outline
What You Receive
Career Outlook
Program Cost
Program Outcomes
  • Examine how IT is integral to the effective management of a modern-day, competitive organization and the role an IT professional plays in organizational leadership
  • Configure and implement foundational knowledge in hardware, software, secure networking, cloud services, and database management.
  • Examine the responsibilities of a project manager and the skills required to plan, design, and execute projects to provide effective business solutions.
  • Apply critical thinking and logic skills in the way of math formulas, computer software, and information systems to analyze or solve problems
  • Exhibit effective communication skills via multiple channels of exchange including written, and multi- media.
  • Utilize research skills to examine IT practices and solutions
  • Reflect on and relate one’s social, ethical and legal responsibilities to stakeholders, the community and the environment

Degree: Bachelors of Science in Information Technology

Credit Hours Required: 120

 

Semester One – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

COMP100

Introduction to Computers

3

CSA100

Computer Systems Architecture

3

COMM100

Interpersonal Communication

3

ENG100

Introduction to English

3

 

Semester Two – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

NETF100

Networking Fundamentals

3

DATA200

Fundamentals of Database

3

PSY100

Introduction to Psychology

3

GOVT100

American Government

3

 

Semester Three – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

NETM200

Network Security Management

3

ACCTI

Principles of Accounting I

3

ORGB200

Organizational Behavior

3

ALG100

College Algebra

3

 

Semester Four – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

ITPJMG100

IT Project Management

3

PHL100

Introduction to Philosophy

3

ENVS100

Environmental Science

3

STAT200

Statistics

3

 

Semester Five – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

CLDF200

Cloud Fundamentals

3

CSF200

Computer Security Fundamentals

3

SOCI100

Introduction to Sociology

3

CALC100

Calculus I

3

**Students who complete semesters 1-5 are eligible to graduate with an Associates degree

 

Semester Six – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

DCDN300

Data Communication and Distributed Networks

3

PROG300

Introduction to Programming

3

OPMG200

Operations Management

3

BSLWIS300

Business Law – Legal Issues in IT

3

 

Semester Seven – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

n/a

Elective

3

OSAS300

Operating Systems and Application Software

3

SYSAD300

Introduction to System Analysis and Design

3

CRE200

Microeconomics

3

 

Semester Eight – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

n/a

Elective

3

DDA400

Database Design and Administration

3

ENTP200

Entrepreneurship

3

BUSE200

Business Ethics

3

 

 

 

 

Semester Nine – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

n/a

Elective

3

SWDV300

Software Development

3

SARC400

System Architecture and Integration

3

n/a

Elective

3

 

 

Semester Ten – 12 Credit Hours

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

DINT400

Database Integrations

3

n/a

Elective

3

n/a

Elective

3

n/a

Elective (General Education)

3

 

Elective Course Selection

Course Code

Course Name

Credit Hours

 

Routing and Switching

3

 

Wireless and Mobile Communicaiton

3

 

Network Security Management

3

 

Enterprise Networking

3

 

Directory Services and Infrastructure

3

 

Software Quality Control and Testing

3

 

E-Commerce Development

3

 

Object-Oriented Application Development I

3

 

Object-Oriented Application Development II

3

 

System Analysis and Design

3

 

Software Development for Mobile Devices

3

 

Advanced Database Management

3

 

Information Systems Project Management

3

 

Enterprise Resource Management

3

 

Advanced Internet Security and Threats

3

 

E-Business Infrastructure Management

3

 

IT Management Strategy

3

 

 

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
Career Outlook

The latest data collected by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics can be found here: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/computer-systems-analysts.htm

Program Cost
Bachelor’s Degree Program Tuition- Full Time
Payment PlanTerm Total TuitionEnroll

Payment Plan A – 12 Credit Hours

Payment in Full: $5,052.00
(per semester)

Tuition: $5,052.00
Bachelor’s Degree Program Tuition- Part-time
Payment PlanTerm Total TuitionEnroll

Payment Plan B – 3 Credit Hours

Payment in Full: $1,263.00
(per semester)

Tuition=: $1,263.00
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

Lakewood University’s low monthly payment plans are designed to fit your budget.

Convenient Payment Methods

We make it easy for you by accepting VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover credit cards. We also accept debit cards, prepaid cards, checks, and money orders. You can simply pay online, by phone, or by mail.

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.

bbb-acreditted
bottom-logo-5
bottom-logo-6