Information Systems Specialization
Focused area of study for Computer Information Technology Majors
Why Choose to specialize in Information Systems?
This specialization focuses on the components of a modern-day information system: operating systems, desktop computers, networking, network and web services, databases—as well as the interaction and communication between them.
Students will learn about each component and how they interact to provide fast, reliable, and secure access to data and services. Students will also learn how to design, implement, and maintain information systems using accepted best practices in a hands-on environment.
Courses in this specialization currently include:
- CIT 210 - Architecture and Hardware
- NET 250 - Windows System Administration
or 260 - Linux Administration - CIT 310 - Database Systems
- NET 330 - Network Design
- CIT 3XX - MIS: Enterprise Architecture
- SEC 335 - Software and Web Security
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