Associate of Science in Information Technology

Glendale Community College - California

This degree or certificate prepares students for employment in a variety of jobs, including work as network and computer systems administrators, computer support specialists and data base administrators, computer and network security, digital forensics and database management. Students must complete the required courses and choose any additional courses to total a minimum of 22 units. Program Learning Outcomes: Students will demonstrate the proper server operation procedures, maintenance procedures and managing risk associated with real world networks. Students will demonstrate installing, configuring and maintaining computer and mobile devices, including diagnosing, resolving and documenting common hardware and software. Students will demonstrate and understanding of ethical concern associated with information technology including access, reliability, legal, ethical, and accuracy identify types of computer crime select, access, and use appropriate sources.

Business Division