Computer Information Technology (A.S.)
Technology systems normally are designed for use by middle managers to assist in structured problem solving. Information technology integrates information flow by function, such as for production, marketing or personnel departments. Inquiry and report generation and use of databases is a byproduct of many computer information systems.
Southern New Hampshire University's A.S. in information technology program combines the management and computer systems disciplines and is designed to highlight the use of computers in all areas of organizations. Students in this program are educated as generalists in areas of business and information technology. Graduates will be prepared to develop applications programs, be involved in defining and planning information systems, implement information systems applications, and manage and develop information systems. You also will be qualified to hold positions in functional areas of organizations and in general management.
Students majoring in information technology will gain an understanding of organizations and their processes and functions. Students will also learn human relations and communication skills. In addition to support courses in English and human relations, the IT program incorporates writing, speaking and communication components.
Free Electives
*As recommended by the students advisor.
Southern New Hampshire University's A.S. in information technology program combines the management and computer systems disciplines and is designed to highlight the use of computers in all areas of organizations. Students in this program are educated as generalists in areas of business and information technology. Graduates will be prepared to develop applications programs, be involved in defining and planning information systems, implement information systems applications, and manage and develop information systems. You also will be qualified to hold positions in functional areas of organizations and in general management.
Students majoring in information technology will gain an understanding of organizations and their processes and functions. Students will also learn human relations and communication skills. In addition to support courses in English and human relations, the IT program incorporates writing, speaking and communication components.
| ACC | 201 | Financial Accounting (course description) | ||||
| ACC | 202 | Managerial Accounting (course description) | ||||
| ENG | 101 | Fundamentals of Writing (course description) | ||||
| ENG | 120 | College Composition I (course description) | ||||
| ENG | 121 | College Composition II (course description) | ||||
| COM | 212 | Public Speaking (course description) | ||||
| IT | 100 | Intro to Information Technology (course description) | ||||
| IT | 145 | Intro to Software Development with Java (course description) | ||||
| IT | 201 | Computer Platform Technologies (course description) | ||||
| IT | 210 | Business Systems Analysis and Design (course description) | ||||
| MAT | 050 | Fundamentals of Algebra (course description) | ||||
| MAT | 120 | Finite Mathematics (course description) | ||||
| MAT | 230 | Discrete Mathematics (course description) | ||||
| OL | 125 | Human Relations in Administration (course description) | ||||
| SNHU | 101 | First Year Seminar: Fundamentals of Critical Thinking (course description) | ||||
| IT | ___ | 4 IT Electives * | ||||
*As recommended by the students advisor.
Southern New Hampshire University programs are accredited by:
- Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration
- American Culinary Federation Educational Institute
- Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
- European Council for Business Education
- New England Association of Schools and Colleges
- New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission
- New Hampshire State Department of Education for Teacher Certification
- North American Society for Sport Management