School of Continuing Studies: Applied Computing Systems and Technology
2008-2009 Academic Year
726
CPST-491 Network Security
CPST-492 Website Security
In addition to the major requirements, students must complete the following
general requirements:
Proficiency and Supporting Requirements
ENGL 101 or CSEN 125
4 credits
Two math courses
6-8 credits
Any MATH course, CPST 107 Mathematics for
Information Technology; MGMT 325 Business Statistics
(Students can take only one of MGMT 325, MATH 111
and MATH 114)
Two courses in Perspectives Outside the European
Tradition/Comparative Cultures or foreign language or a
combination of the two
6-8 credits
Oral Communications
3 credits
Any SPEC course, MGMT 225, or THEA 210
Designated Writing Course 3-4 credits
Distribution Requirements (at least two disciplines per category)
Humanities
12 credits
Social Sciences
12 credits
Sciences
12 credits
Minor Option
15-18 credits
Students may select a minor from any of the academic departments of the
University, but only the unique minors of the SCS are guaranteed to be available
in the evening hours. Since Information Systems and Information Technology are
intimately tied to applications in business environments, students who choose this
program are highly encouraged to consider a minor in generalized Business
Studies or one of the specific areas of Business. Students who choose the Internet
Application Development concentration may wish to obtain a minor in Media
Arts in lieu of a business-related minor.
Electives
As necessary to achieve a total of 120 credits
Total
120 credits
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE
To receive an Associate of Science in Applied Computing Systems and
Technology, a student must complete at least 61 credits with a cumulative grade
point average of at least 2.0 and a grade point average of at least 2.0 in all major
coursework. The major requirements for the degree consist of: