MicroBachelors® Program in Introduction to Information Technology
Course Features
Duration
6 months
Delivery Method
Online
Available on
Limited Access
Accessibility
Desktop, Laptop
Language
English
Subtitles
English
Level
Beginner
Effort
10 hours per week
Teaching Type
Self Paced
Course Description
Course Overview
International Faculty
Post Course Interactions
Instructor-Moderated Discussions
Skills You Will Gain
What You Will Learn
Learn to identify the basic concepts essential to network security
Learn to examine basic computer programming elements such as describing steps of the software design process
Learn to identify how technology contributes to the success of today's businesses
Learn the knowledge and skills necessary to understand how information technology systems convert data into organizational knowledge to aid in decision-making
Course Content
Module 1: Information Technology Foundations
1. Information Technology Foundations examines IT as a discipline and its various roles and functions. The course covers IT disciplines including systems and services, network and security, scripting and programming, data management, and the business of IT. The course also surveys technologies within these disciplines.
Course Instructors
Michelle Watt
Course Instructor, College of IT
Gerri Light
Program Chair, College of IT