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ACADEMIC MAP Computer & Information Technology, A.A.S |
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MILESTONE COURSE:
These courses are the keys to graduation. Courses should be taken in the recommended semesters to stay on time for completion.
CAREER PLANNING: Systems Technician, IT professional, Network Administrator.
CAPSTONE COURSE: A semester long networking project that must be taken in the graduation semester. A “C” or better must be earned. Net + Certification
ELECTIVES:
CONCURRENT COURSES:
ADMISSION TO PROGRAM
CERTIFICATION:
Students should average 15 credit hours per semester, or 30 per year, to graduate on time.
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer and Information Technology gives students a foundation in computer hardware and operating systems, and provides academic as well as hands-on coursework in network administration through Cisco Networking Academy courses, and systems administration through Microsoft Windows and Linux courses. This program will provide students clear transition to employment in the fields of networking and systems administration and/or into the Bachelor of Applied Technology Degree in Cybersecurity and Network Administration.
Graduation Requirements:
- Complete the minimum number of credit hours required for the degree.
- Complete the general education curricula for the degree.
- Complete at least 15 semester hours credit at WVU Parkersburg.
- Maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average.
- C or better must be obtained for all CIT, CS, and SEC courses.
- Complete and file the graduation application, in OLSIS, within the stated deadlines.
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Foundational Learning Courses (FLCs): |
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To ensure breadth and depth as students meet these broad education goals, the curriculum focuses on six academic “strands.”
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