INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (BS)
Graduation Requirements (A Minimum of 120 Credits)
Information Technology encompasses all aspects of computing technology. A Bachelor’s degree will apply modern technologies to the areas of programming to traditional, web and mobile applications, and will cover such areas as networking, information security and databases. The courses also prepare the student to take on many of the industry’s top certifications. This bachelor’s degree prepares the student to pursue a wide range of IT positions such as database and system administrators, web and application developers, network analyst, security analyst, security risk assessor and IT implementation specialists.
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General Education (39 Credits)
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SLS 1501College Study Skills1
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ENC 1101English Composition I3
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ENC 1102English Composition II3
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SPC 1017Fundamentals of Oral Communications3
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Any Two Humanities Courses6
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ECO 2013Principles of Macroeconomics3
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Any Social Science Course3
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Any Two Natural Science Courses Including One Lab7
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MAC 1105College Algebra I3
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STA 2014Introduction to Statistics4
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CGS 1030Introduction to Information Technology3
Core Requirements (42 Credits)
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CGS 2540CDatabase Management System4
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CGS 1820CWeb Programming I3
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CGS 3092Cyberethics3
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CIS 2202Introduction to Computer Forensics3
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CIS 4526Project Management in IT3
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CNT 2000CNetworking Essentials3
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CNT 2401CNetwork Security4
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COP 1250CJava Programming I3
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CTS 1651LAN Switching and Wireless Networks4
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CTS 2111Linux Operating System3
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CTS 2151CA+ Computer Maintenance and Repair I3
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CTS 2152CA+ Computer Maintenance and Repair II3
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ISM 3011Management Information Systems3
CONCENTRATIONS
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CIS 3535Principles of Information Security3
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CIS 3363Cybersecurity Fundamentals3
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CIS 4204Ethical Hacking3
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ISM 4320Management of Information Security3
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CGS 4812Disaster Recovery3
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CNT 2404Intrusion Prevention and Detection3
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CIS 3382Investigating Hard Disk, Files and OS3
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CIS 3391Computer Forensics Investigation Procedures3
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CIS 4389Investigating Data and Image Files3
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CNT 2414Investigating Cybercrime3
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CNT 2510Investigating Wireless Networks and Devices3
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CTS 2315Investigating Network Intrusions3
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CGS 2821cWeb Programming II**3
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COP 2805CJAVA Programming II3
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COP 4594Advanced .NET Framework Programming**4
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CTS 2433cSQL Server**4
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ISM 3212Advanced Database Management4
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CGS 1500cWord Processing3
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CGS 1522cMicrosoft Office Specialist/Powerpoint3
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COP 2010Visual Basic Programming I4
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CTS 2155cIT Help Desk Support4
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CTS 2300cClient Operating System4
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CTS 2302cActive Directory Service4
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CTS 2328cServer Installation, Configuration and Admin.4
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CTS 2650cRouting Protocols and Concepts4
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology classes at Florida National University offer concentrations in Cyber security, Computer Forensics, and Programming and Database Management.
Cyber security covers topics including risk management, system security, ethical hacking, security protocols, cryptography, and network security. Computer Forensics focuses on the fundamentals of digital evidence analysis and data encryption techniques. Programming and Database Management focuses on database design and the proper use of databases to store, query, and manage data. During the programming concentration, you will learn different languages including Java, C++, and Python.