The Associate in Arts in Information Technology program is designed to prepare students for the technologies required to support organizational processes. This program allows students to explore state-of-the-art information technology systems and concepts in order to gain a broader awareness of the competencies and skills required to support such systems.
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Graduates of this program may apply all the credits earned toward a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.
Also available are a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Master of Science in Information Systems and a Master of Science in Information Security and Assurance.
This program is not available at Arkansas, New Jersey, North Carolina or Pennsylvania campuses and is available in an online-only format to Arkansas, New Jersey, North Carolina and Pennsylvania students.
Credits earned from Strayer University do not automatically qualify the holder to participate in professional licensing examinations to practice certain information systems professions. General information about information systems licensure options is available from vendor-specific websites such as Microsoft, Cisco, Project Management Institute, CompTIA or EC-Council.
The university recognizes that the IT industry uses IT certifications as a means of vetting potential IT professionals in the fields of computer networks, database management, network security, technical support and more. Therefore, a number of carefully chosen courses have embedded IT certification training along with academic rigor in order to prepare students for certification. Review the undergraduate-level CIS course descriptions in the course descriptions section of this catalog to determine which courses in this program have certification training availability and the requirements associated with each course. General information about information systems certifications is available from vendor-specific websites such as Microsoft, Cisco, Project Management Institute, CompTIA or EC-Council.