National American University
The Applied Information Technology bachelor's degree provides you with a solid foundation of coursework in operating systems, databases, software, website design, networks and project management. Whether you're a seasoned IT professional or newcomer to the field, the Applied IT program accelerates your graduation date by maximizing the transfer of credits from prior IT coursework or degrees helping you to advance your career fast.
IT Emphasis in Internet Systems Development, B.S.:
This program is designed to provide you with an emphasis in Web developer/Webmaster skills. This four-year degree program will prepare you as a computer professional with the responsibility of developing and maintaining Web pages for your own corporation or as a business for other corporations.
IT Emphasis in Network Management/Microsoft, B.S.:
Network management is one of the fastest growing IT fields today. In this program, you'll have the opportunity to master network design and operation as well as gain a strong background in the application of computer technology for solving information technology needs. Graduates of this program have all the necessary skills to manage and provide technical support for a corporate computer network. The focus is on Microsoft Networking and prepares students for the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) exams.
Westwood College
Information Technology: Major in Cisco Network Systems:
If you’re going to be in the business, you may as well be the best. Cisco’s designations – Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) – provide value to your career.
Since Westwood is a Cisco Networking Academy®*, along with earning your degree, we prepare you to take the CCNA and CCNP qualifying exams**.
Westwood and Cisco together will put you at the top of your game.
*Except Westwood College – Online Campus. This degree program available only at Westwood College – Denver North Campus. Westwood prepares graduates for certification. Graduates wishing to attain certification must take and pass any applicable test/exams.
Not all programs available at all campuses.
Information Technology: Major in Computer Forensics:
As the pace of technology quickens, so does computer-based crime. Computer forensics aims to stop cyberspace crime and uses data to prevent it from happening again.
Working professionals combine practical experience and personal insights with hands-on training as they help prepare you to take industry-standard certificate tests in this exciting field*.
*Westwood prepares graduates for certification. Graduates wishing to attain certificates must take and pass any applicable tests/exams.
Not all programs available at all campuses.
Information Technology: Major in Network Management:
In today’s world, computer networks are the lifeblood of most businesses. Prepare for an exciting network management career with Westwood instructors, working professionals themselves.
And as a Cisco Networking Academy®, Westwood also prepares you for the qualifying exam for the esteemed title of Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)*.
Cisco credentials. Working professionals as mentors. No wonder Westwood is a leader in network management education.
*Westwood prepares graduates for certification. Graduates wishing to attain certification must take and pass any applicable tests/exams.
Not all programs available at all campuses.
Information Technology: Major in Systems Security:
No network is truly secure – that’s why systems security skills are highly prized in information technology (IT). With a degree in systems security, you’ll help protect important infrastructures, operating systems and networks – not to mention customer privacy.
And as a Cisco Networking Academy®, Westwood also prepares you for the qualifying exam for Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), an esteemed title that adds value to your degree.*
*Westwood prepares graduates for certification. Graduates wishing to attain certification must take and pass any applicable tests/exams.
Not all programs available at all campuses.
AIU Online
Bachelor of Information Technology
Central Pennsylvania College
Information Technology:
Prepare to meet the rapidly changing technical and professional demands of this field with our degree program. Students learn the legal and ethical considerations of technology, create working programs and relational databases, and will be able to choose from a variety of electives such as object oriented programming, database administration, and network security.
Information Technology-Cyber Security:
Prepare to meet the rapidly changing technical and professional demands of this field with our degree program. Students learn the legal and ethical considerations of technology, create working programs and relational databases, and will be able to choose from a variety of electives such as object oriented programming, database administration, and network security.
Information Technology-Network Management:
Prepare to meet the rapidly changing technical and professional demands of this field with our degree program. Students learn the legal and ethical considerations of technology, create working programs and relational databases, and will be able to choose from a variety of electives such as object oriented programming, database administration, and network security.
Colorado Technical University
In this degree program, students can develop a strong base of practical, real-world business and technology skills. You can learn to link software and hardware needs to support business goals. You can develop an information system knowledge combined with technical computer capabilities. The inclusion of contemporary themes such as information system security and project management bring added relevance to this program.
Utah Career College
The Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Information Technology will provide students with the computer and business skills and knowledge needed to gain entry-level positions as network administrators, systems administrators, database administrators, programmers, or software developers. Through lectures, demonstrations, hands-on practice, and other activities, students will learn networking, software development, databases, security, and maintenance, as well as how information technology functions within a business. In addition, students will complete courses in communications, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, which are designed to develop essential academic skills for enhanced and continued learning.