The selection of an appropriate degree plan is a critical step for an entering Computer Information Technology and Systems student. Each degree and certificate program leads to a specific career in the field of computer science. To make an informed career decision, students should gather information from many different sources.


Programs of Study

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Computer Science (AS)
60 credit hours, two years full-time to complete.
 Central Campus Daytime
 Online
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Cyberdefense-Information Assurance (AAS)
60 credit hours, two years full time
 Central Campus Day
 Online
Cyberdefense-Information Assurance (CC) Level II certificate | 31 credit hours  Central Campus Day
  Online
Cyberdefense-Information Assurance (CC) Level I certificate | 22 credit hours  Central Campus Day
 Online
Cybersecurity (CC)
16 credit hours
 Central Campus Day
  Online
IT Network Analyst (CC)
16 credit hours
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Network Administrator (OSA)
12 credit hours | 3 of 4 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
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Information Technology (AAS)
60 credit hours, two years full time 
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Computer Helpdesk Specialist (CC)
30 credit hours, two semesters full time | Fully stackable
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Computer Systems Technician (CC)
25 credit hours, two semesters full time 
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Web Technologies (CC)
22 credit hours, two semesters full time  | 6 of 7 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
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Network Systems Administrator
(AAS)

60 credit hours, two years full-time 
 Central Campus Day
  Online
IT Network Analyst (CC)
16 credit hours | Fully stackable
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Network Server & Cloud Administrator (CC)
25 credit hours | 7 of 8 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Telecommunications Technician (CC)
26 credit hours, one-year full time or part-time | 5 of 8 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
IT Industry Certification Preparation Program (CC)
19 credit hours, less than one-year full time
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Network Administrator (OSA)
12 credit hours, one semester full time | 3 of 4 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
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Network Cloud Support and Cybersecurity (AAS)
60 credit hours, two years full time
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Network Server & Cloud Administrator (CC)
25 credit hours | Fully stackable
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Telecommunications Technician (CC)
26 credit hours | 5 of 8 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
IT Network Analyst (CC)
16 credit hours | 4 of 5 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online
Network Administrator (OSA)
12 credit hours | 2 of 4 courses stack
 Central Campus Day
  Online

WARNING:  Computer Information Technology and Systems courses may expire after three years.  If in doubt, contact the department.

For information about internships click the link below.

Internships
   Our internships are a vital part of student skill development and education. Internship courses are scheduled in the final semester of all our AAS degrees but may be completed prior to that time.  You will need an instructor recommendation and department chair approval.
The student is responsible for locating, identifying and applying for an internship and must begin preparations the semester prior to the internship. Speak with a faculty member to answer any questions. Review the information at the link above very closely. 
Kira  Savage is the Department Office Assistant and can be reached at 254-526-1164

Lab hours for the Semester

For Lab Hours Click Here

Call 254-526-1201 after 6:00pm to confirm Labs being open.