SAMPLE 4-YEAR PLAN: COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B.S.

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1 SAMPLE -YEAR PLAN: COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B.S. 1 SAMPLE -YEAR PLAN: COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B.S. This is an example of how a student can complete this program in four years if the student requires no remedial courses. TRACK/OPTION: Network and System Administration (scroll down to see plans for other tracks) Get to know your fellow students by attending departmental social events and student research talks. Make sure you allow time in your programming courses for experimentation and fun; Make a point to read professional IT publications such as Information in the field. Consider becoming Attend programs run by the Career Development Center to get your resume in shape and polish your interviewing skills. Inquiry; Mathematics and Statistics STA 205 (or 250) CIT 27 Networking Fundamentals CIT 10 Information Technology Fundamentals Society I Gen Ed: Communication; Oral Gen Ed: Self and Society; Cultural INF 120 Elementary Programming Pluralism Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity I CIT 285 Cybersecurity Fundamentals CIT 271 Windows Administration CIT 71 Unix Systems INF 286 Introduction to Web INF 282 Introduction to Databases Development II PHI 10 Ethics of Information Technology Society II Minor or elective Gen Ed: Global Viewpoints Inquiry; Natural Sciences with lab TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 CIT 8 Scripting I Minor or elective CIT 7 Network Design/ CIT 85 Advanced Cybersecurity (recommended) or Troubleshooting CIT elective 00 level or above Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity II Minor or elective Minor or elective Minor or elective ENG 7 Technical Writing Minor or elective 00 level or above A total of 5 credits of courses 00 level or above are required for graduation. CIT 70 Advanced Network and System Administration CIT 8 Network Security CIT elective 00 level or above CIT elective 00 level or above 2 Minor or elective Minor or elective Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above TOTAL 15 TOTAL 1

2 2 NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Sample -Year Plan: Computer Information Technology B.S. Web and Database Administration TRACK/OPTION: Web and Database Administration Get to know your fellow students by CIT 27 Networking Fundamentals attending departmental social events Inquiry; Mathematics and Statistics and student research talks. Make sure STA 205 (or 250) you allow time in your programming CIT 10 Information Technology courses for experimentation and fun; Fundamentals Society I Gen Ed: Communication; Oral Communication I Gen Ed: Self and Society; Cultural Pluralism INF 120 Elementary Programming Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity I CIT 285 Cybersecurity Fundamentals CIT 271 Windows Administration CIT 71 Unix Systems INF 282 Introduction to Databases INF 286 Intro to Web Development PHI 10 Ethics in Information Technology Communication II CSC 260 Object-Oriented Programming I Society II CSC 260 Object-Oriented Programming Inquiry; 0-1 I Lab (recommended) Natural Sciences with lab Gen Ed: Global Viewpoints TOTAL TOTAL 16 Make a point to read professional IT CIT 8 Scripting II or publications such as Information CIT 8 Scripting I CSC 60 Object-Oriented Programming Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity II CSC 01 Web Programming in the field. Consider becoming ENG 7 Technical Writing Minor or elective Minor or elective Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Attend programs run by Career Services to get your resume in shape and polish your interviewing skills. A total of 5 credits of 00-level or above courses are required for graduation. CIT 72 Database Administration CIT 6 Web Server Administration CIT 85 Advanced Cybersecurity CIT elective, 00 level or above or CSC 56 (recommended) or Minor or elective 00 level or above Advanced Web Application Development Minor or elective Minor or elective 1-2 Minor or elective Minor or elective Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above TOTAL 15 TOTAL 1-1

3 SAMPLE -YEAR PLAN: COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B.S. Sample -Year Plan: Computer Information Technology B.S. Cybersecurity TRACK/OPTION: Cybersecurity Get to know your fellow students by CIT 27 Networking Fundamentals attending departmental social events Inquiry; Mathematics and Statistics and student research talks. Make sure STA 205 (or 250) you allow time in your programming CIT 10 Information Technology courses for experimentation and fun; Fundamentals Society I Gen Ed: Communication; Oral Communication I Gen Ed: Self and Society; Cultural Pluralism INF 120 Elementary Programming Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity I CIT 285 Cybersecurity Fundamentals CIT 271 Windows Administration CIT 71 Unix Systems INF 282 Introduction to Databases INF 286 Intro to Web Development PHI 10 Ethics in Information Technology Communication II Minor or elective Society II Gen Ed: Global Viewpoints Inquiry; Natural Sciences with lab TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 Make a point to read professional IT Minor or elective CIT 0 Computer Forensics publications such as Information CIT 8 Scripting I CIT elective, 00 level or above Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity II Minor or elective in the field. Consider becoming ENG 7 Technical Writing Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Attend programs run by Career Services to get your resume in shape and polish your interviewing skills. A total of 5 credits of 00-level or above courses are required for graduation. CIT 8 Network Security CIT 85 Advanced Cybersecurity CIT elective, 00 level or above CIT elective, 00 level or above Minor or elective Minor or elective 2 Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective TOTAL 15 TOTAL 1 Any of BIS 82, CSC 82 and CSC 8 may count toward the CIT electives (00 level or above)

4 NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Sample -Year Plan: Computer Information Technology B.S. Non-specialist TRACK/OPTION: Non-specialist Get to know your fellow students by attending departmental social events Inquiry; Mathematics and Statistics and student research talks. Make sure STA 205 (or 250) you allow time in your programming CIT 10 Information Technology courses for experimentation and fun; Fundamentals Communication I INF 120 Elementary Programming Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity I Make a point to read professional IT publications such as Information in the field. Consider becoming Attend programs run by Career Services to get your resume in shape and polish your interviewing skills. CIT 27 Networking Fundamentals Society I Gen Ed: Communication; Oral CSC 260 Object-Oriented Programming I CSC 260L Object-Oriented Programming I Lab (recommended) 0-1 CIT 285 Cybersecurity Fundamentals -16 CIT 271 Windows Administration CIT 71 Unix Systems INF 282 Introduction to Databases INF 286 Intro to Web Development Gen Ed: Self and Society; Cultural CIT 8 Scripting I Pluralism PHI 10 Ethics in Information Technology Communication II Minor Inquiry; Natural Sciences with lab TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 CIT 8 Scripting II or CSC 60 Object-Oriented Programming II A total of 5 credits of 00-level or above courses are required for graduation. CIT 6 Web Server Administration or CIT 8 Cloud Computing or CIT 72 Database Administration Gen Ed: Global Viewpoints Society II ENG 7 Technical Writing Minor or elective Minor or elective Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above CIT elective, 00 level or above Free Elective Minor or Elective CIT 70 Advanced Network and System Administration or CIT 85 Advanced Cybersecurity Gen Ed: Culture and Creativity II CIT elective, 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective Minor or elective 00 level or above Minor or elective 00 level or above

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