Information Systems Technology

Program Overview

Information Systems Technology

This degree prepares you for employment in a computer-related field.

Career Pathway

• Science, Math, Engineering, Computer & IT

Related Programs

• Computer Science
• Fundamentals of Programming
• Help Desk
• Information Systems Technology: Cybersecurity Specialization
• Information Systems Technology: Programming Specialization
• Network Support
• Programming Concepts

Program Dean

Olugbemiga Adekunle

Faculty Contact

Mireya Melendez

Academic Advisors

• Jenn Fraticelli (Student last name starts with A-M)
• Joi Stanley (Student last name starts with N-Z)

Program

• Associate of Applied Science Degree

Credit Hours

• 63

Program Information

Individuals seeking their first IT job or those presently working in the field who desire a promotion may benefit from this program. It is not intended for transfer to a four-year college or university. Both persons who are seeking their first employment or those presently in the field who are seeking promotion may benefit from this program. This curriculum is not intended for transfer to a four-year college.

Occupational Objectives

• Career development for individuals seeking positions such as application specialist, technical trainer, desktop support technician, accounts receivable/payable assistant or other positions related to the applications field.

Graduation Requirements

• Students in all degree programs are required to take at least one Civic Engagement (CE) course to graduate.

Degree Requirements

• Information Systems Technology Degree Requirements AAS
• Transfer Course Electives

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Program Outline

It is a G3 program, which means students may qualify for free tuition, fees, and books.

Objectives:

• Equip individuals for their first IT job or for promotion in their current IT role.
• Provide career development opportunities for positions such as application specialist, technical trainer, desktop support technician, and accounts receivable/payable assistant.
• Develop skills and knowledge relevant to the applications field.
• Not intended for transfer to a four-year college or university.
• Designed for individuals seeking their first IT job or for those currently working in the field who are seeking promotion.

Careers:

Career Opportunities:

• Application specialist
• Technical trainer
• Desktop support technician
• Accounts receivable/payable assistant
• Other positions related to the applications field

Other:

• The program is part of the Science, Math, Engineering, Computer & IT career pathway.
• Related programs include:
• Computer and Network Support Technologies
• Computer Science
• Fundamentals of Programming
• Help Desk
• Network Support
• Programming Concepts
• The program is led by program dean Olugbemiga Adekunle and Mireya Melendez serves as the faculty contact.
• The degree requires 63 credit hours.
• Students must take at least one Civic Engagement (CE) course to graduate.