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A. S. DEGREE - COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCES  

This program was designed with extensive input from local employers and computer professionals as a two-year degree program intended to prepare individuals to start a computer-related career in our four-county service area.

The 63 credit Computer Information Technology A.S. Degree consists of courses from the following categories:

Students may choose to (but are not required to) specialize in any of the following areas of focus: Application Software, Internet Services Technology, Networking, or Programming. Students can select their electives from one or more of these specializations to complete their elective credit requirements. Twelve of the elective credits must be selected from a restricted list of “recommended electives”. The remaining six can be from any course with a CEN, CGS, CIS, COP, or CTS prefix.

The primary offerings of each core course will occur in the semester shown in the diagrams that follow (four semester tiers - top to bottom: Fall 1, Spring 1, Fall 2, Spring 2) with secondary offerings in the summer semesters. Courses with major enrollment from other departments may be offered in both fall and spring semesters.

The catalog lists the departmental core courses and all departmental electives (regardless of specialization) and includes text encouraging students to "…consider an area of specialization to enhance their employability" and encouraging them to "look at the semester-by-semester curriculum framework diagrams linked below which show how to focus their program toward such specializations.