A.S. Computer Information Technology
Oxford , United States
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Start Date
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Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
2 years
Details
Program Details
Degree
Diploma
Major
Computer Science | Information Technology | Software Development
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies
Education type
On campus
Course Language
English
Intakes
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2021-09-01 | - |
About Program
Program Overview
A.S. Computer Information Technology Program
The A.S. Computer Information Technology program is a 62-credit hour program that begins in the Fall 2021 semester, with a catalog year of 2022.
Program Curriculum
The program curriculum is as follows:
- First Year, Semester 1:
- ENG 111 English Composition (or ENG 109 English Composition for Second-Language) - 3 hours
- CIT 167 Info Technology People and Practices - 2 hours
- CIT 168 Info Technology Tools and Techniques - 4 hours
- MTH 125 Pre-Calculus* - 5 hours
- STC 135 Principles of Public Speaking - 3 hours Total Semester Credit Hours: 17
- First Year, Semester 2:
- CIT 214 Database Design & Development - 3 hours
- CIT 268 Intro to Human-Computer Interaction - 3 hours
- CSE 163 Intro to Computer Concepts and Programming - 3 hours
- MAJOR Foundation Concentration** - 3 hours
- MPF IIA or IV Creative Arts or Natural Science - 3-4 hours Total Semester Credit Hours: 15-16
- Second Year, Semester 1:
- CIT 262 Tech, Ethics and Global Society - 3 hours
- CIT 273 Web Application Development - 3 hours
- CIT 276 IT Systems Design and Lifecycle Management - 3 hours
- EGS 215 Workplace Writing or ENG 112 Composition & Literature - 3 hours
- MAJOR Foundation Concentration** - 3 hours Total Semester Credit Hours: 15
- Second Year, Semester 2:
- MAJOR Foundation Concentration** - 3 hours
- STA 261 Statistics or STA 301 Applied Statistics - 3-4 hours
- MPF III Global Perspectives - 3 hours
- MAJOR Technical Elective** - 3 hours
- ELECTIVE Elective - 3 hours Total Semester Credit Hours: 15-16
Program Requirements
Students must earn a minimum 2.0 GPA for all program requirements. The degree audit is the official program record.
Foundation Concentration
Students can choose a Foundation Concentration in either Networking or Software Development and Support.
Abbreviation Key
- MP-EL = Experiential Learning
- MPF I = English Composition
- MPF IIC = Social Science
- MPF V = Mathematics, Formal Reasoning, Technology
- MPT = Thematic Sequence
- MP-AW = Advanced Writing
- MPF = Global Miami Plan Foundation
- MPF IIB = Humanities
- MPF IV = Natural Science
- MP-IP = Intercultural Perspectives
- MPF IIA = Creative Arts
- MPF III = Global Perspectives
Notes
- Depending on math placement scores. ** See your Faculty Advisor for a list of approved Technical Electives.
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