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- BS Information Technology -
Network Management/Microsoft

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Bachelor of Science - Information Technology - Network Management/Microsoft

Program Goals
The program will:

  • provide students with knowledge of current information technology, the foundation knowledge of business operations and practices, and the analytical skills to support the information needs of a business.
  • develop the problem-solving skills needed to adapt technology to meet the needs of business.
  • provide students with methods to analyze, design, implement and maintain computer-based information systems to support the decision-making function of management.
  • provide a balanced curriculum that addresses the knowledge and skills related to programming, databases, operating systems, and networking in business environments.
  • prepare students to secure positions commensurate with their emphasis areas (network administration, network management, management information systems, programming, web development).
  • encourage students to participate in continuing education activities and maintain professional memberships.
  • measure key student learning outcomes continuously, and identify and implement opportunities for improvement.

Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the program will:

  • support the data management needs of business through the design, implementation, and maintenance of relational databases.
  • solve a variety of business problems through the application of structured program analysis and design concepts.
  • explain current networking technologies including local area networks, wide area networks, the Internet, and the hardware and software used in constructing a network infrastructure.
  • implement and manage commonly used computer operating systems including both proprietary and open source systems.
  • identify, describe, install and configure the hardware associated with personal computer systems.
  • establish the information technology needs of a business, and plan an appropriate solution and procurement strategy.
  • demonstrate the use of project management techniques within an appropriate system analysis, and design lifecycle framework to develop an information system.
  • design, implement and manage a network infrastructure to support management and production functions in business or industry.
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