Associate of Arts
-Information Technology
Flexible, Affordable, Accredited
The Associate of Arts in Information Technology (AAIT) program provides the foundation and skills necessary for entry into the field of Information Technology. The attainment of an Associate’s Degree meets the needs of adult students before they embark on a professional program or higher degree levels.
Flexible, Affordable, Accredited
The Associate of Arts in Information Technology (AA-IT) program provides the foundation and skills necessary for entry into the field of Information Technology. The attainment of an Associate Degree meets the needs of adult students before they embark on a professional program or higher degree levels.
Admission Requirements
1) High school diploma, GED, or its recognized equivalent
2) Application for Admission
3) Complete New Student Orientation
Career Outcomes:
Possible career avenues with an Associate of Art in Information Technology
Information Security Analyst
Database Administrator
IT Technician
Software Developer
Network Support Specialist
What will CIU’s online Associates of Art in Information Technology teach me?
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
• Demonstrate the use of oral and written skills
• Demonstrate an understanding of theory and application related to the information technology environment in business operations.
• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of professional ethics that apply to personal and business
decisions
• Display appropriate problem-solving techniques in human relationships in a multicultural and diverse
environment
• Apply techniques appropriate for solving technological problems in organizations
Information Technology Course Topics Include:
Database Management
Internet Security
Legal in Information Technology
Business Communication
Online Associates in Information Technology (AA-IT) Course Schedule:
The Associate of Arts degree in Information Technology requires completion of 60 semester credits of coursework which includes 27 credits of General Education, 9 credits of General Foundations Courses, and 24 credits of Elective courses.
1. General Education: 30 Credits/10 Courses
A. English Communication: 6 Credits/2 Courses
- GEN 101 English Composition I
- GEN 201 English Composition II
B. Mathematics/Science/Computer Science: 6 Credits/2 Courses
- GEN 104 Mathematics
- GEN 105 Algebra
C. Social Science: 6 Credits/2 Courses
- ACE 100 Accelerate, Connect, Equip
- Social Sciences Elective (100/200)
D. Humanities and Fine Arts: 6 Credits/2 Courses
- GEN 102 United States History
- GEN 103 United States Government
E. General Education or Elective (100/200): 6 Credits/2 Courses
- Elective
- Elective
2. Information Technology Courses: 30 Credits/10 Courses
- BUS 201 Business and Society
- BUS 215 Business Communications
- BUS 225 Fundamentals of Business Ethics
- ECO 215 Survey of Economics
- IST 227 Information Technology in Business
- IST 228 Data Communications and Distributed Networks
- IST 234 Fundamentals of Database Management
- IST 235 Legal Issues in Information Technology
-
IST 247 Intro to Information System Analysis Design &
Implementation - IST 256 Introduction to Internet Security and Threats
GENERAL ELECTIVE COURSES – (SELECT 2 COURSES FROM THE LIST BELOW)
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Financial Accounting |
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Business Statistics |
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Macroeconomics |
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Principles of Financial Management |
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Computer Systems Architecture |
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Introduction to the Process of Management |
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Organizational Behavior |
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Principles of Marketing |
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