COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ASSOCIATE in science DEGREE (265)
Credits
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES
The Computer Information Technology A.S.
degree program develops students who can apply
their knowledge & skills in software, hardware,
networking and/or programming to troubleshoot
problems, analyze opportunities, develop multiple
solution strategies, and communicate effectively
with all constituencies.
____ ENC 1101
College Composition I1,2....................................3
ENC 1102
Composition: Literature or
____ ENC 2210 Technical & Professional Writing........................... 3
____ SPC 2608 Public Speaking.................................................3
____ Select from Area II: Humanities 3,4..............................................3
____ ECO 2013 Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics)...... 3
____ MAC 1105
College Algebra1..................................................3
Total
Program Core COURSES
For information about career options, visit
www.lssc.edu/careers.
Students must complete 25% of each program's
total credit hours at LSSC.
18
____ CGS 1100
____ CET 1171
____ CET 2180
____ CET 1485
____ COP 1000 ____ CET 2660 ____ CET 1179C
____ CGS 2034 ____ CGS 2545
Business Computer Applications2...................... 3
Microcomputer Hardware...................................3
A+ Advanced Hardware.....................................3
Networking Essentials.......................................3
Introduction to Programming.............................3
Network Security Fundamentals........................ 3
A+ Software.......................................................3
Survey of Computer Information Technology..... 3
Database Concepts............................................3
____ CIS 2321
____ OST 2336
Systems Analysis & Design...............................3
Business Communications................................3
Academic Programs
PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES 4,5
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PROGRAM TOTAL
60
PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES 4 ....................................................................
ACADEMIC ADVISING
CET 2854 Fundamentals of Wireless Technologies.....................................3
Leesburg Campus
352-365-3574
COP 2800 Programming with Java...............................................................3
South Lake Campus
352-243-5722
COP 2830 Server-Side Web Programming...................................................3
Sumter Center 352-568-0001
CTS 1205 Microsoft Excel.............................................................................3
CTS 2655 Network Administration................................................................3
CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
CAP 2140 Digital Forensics l.........................................................................3
[email protected] 352-323-3603
CAP 2141 Digital Forendics ll.......................................................................3
FACULTY CONTACT INFORMATION
Any CGS, COP, CTS, CET or CIS Course not required in the program
Betti McTurk Office: SL, Bldg 2-338
[email protected]
Course Placement
Exempt (Optional)
ENGLISH
READING
MATH
1
Non-Exempt (Required)
English & Reading: Compressed and Modularized options
ENC 0015 Dev. Writing I
ENC 0025 Dev. Writing II
REA 0007 Dev. Reading I
REA 0017 Dev. Reading II
Mathematics: Modularized and Contextualized options
MAT 0018 Dev. Math I
MAT 0028 Dev. Math II
MAT 0027*Dev. Math II for Liberal Arts
* For Non-Stem Majors Stem Majors = Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
2
3
4
5
Students may be required to take college developmental math,
writing, and/or reading courses based on placement test scores.
It is recommended that CGS 1100 be taken prior to or along
with ENC 1101.
Select from General Education Core Curriculum courses.
Students should check with transfer institution before selecting
course to guarantee transferability.
It is strongly recommended that professional electives be selected in
consultation with a Computer Information Technology faculty member.
MAT 1033 Intermediate Algebra (Required if checked)
MAC 1105, MGF 1106 or MGF 1107 (Required if checked)
ENC 1101 (Required if checked)
SLS 1501 Foundations of Success Seminar (Required if checked)
90
Lake-Sumter State College
2015-2016