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School of Natural Sciences

Certificate in Information Technology

The Information Technology Certificate (ITC) is a 15-19 credit hour program designed for students of any major who aspire to incorporate computer information technology in their specific field.  A student will acquire a strong background in problem solving techniques by completing two computer-programming courses. 

Student Learning Goals

Upon completion of the ITC, students will be capable of the following:

  • understanding, troubleshooting, and managing computing resources
  • deploying technology in industry situations.

IT Certificate Residency Requirement

The Computer Science Department enforces the IU Southeast Certificate Residency Requirement (minimum of 50% of total credits) with no additions.

Admission Requirements

To be accepted into the ITC Program, a student must satisfy IUS admission requirements (see Requirements for Entering Students).  Additionally, two years of high school mathematics or the equivalent score on the math placement test is indispensable. All courses required for the IT Certificate must be completed with a grade of C or higher.  An overall GPA of at least a 2.0 is required.

IT Certificate Core

All courses below must be completed with a grade of C or higher.

Dept.

Course Number

Title

Credit Hours

Minimum Grade

CSCI-C

or

BUS-K

106*

or

201

Introduction to Computers and their Use

C

Choose one programming sequence (2 courses, 6-8 credit hours)

 

 

CSCI-A

201

Introduction to Programming I

3

C

CSCI-A

202

Introduction to Programming II

3

C

OR

 

 

CSCI-C

201

Computer Programming II

4

C

CSCI-C

202

Introduction to Software Systems

4

C

OR

 

 

INFO-I

210

Information Infrastructure I

4

C

INFO-I

211

Information Infrastructure II

4

C

IT Certificate Electives

All courses below require a grade of C or higher

Complete one of the following Tracks (one track is required):

 

 

 

 

Information Systems Track (6 Credit Hours)

 

 

CSCI-A

121

Cyberspace Influences on Privacy, Security, and Society

3

C

CSCI-N

211

Introduction to Databases

3

C

CSCI-A

211

Word Processing Applications

3

C

CSCI-A

212

Spreadsheet Applications

3

C

CSCI-A

213

Database Applications

3

C

CSCI-A

247

Network Technologies and Administration

3

C

 

 

Fine Arts Track (6 Credit Hours)

 

 

FINA-P 323

Introduction to Web Design

3 C
FINA-S 254

Beginning Typography

3 C
FINA-S 351

Graphic Design 2

3 C
FINA-S 352

Graphid Design 3

3 C
FINA-T 338

Special Topics in Digital Media

3 C

Geoscience Track (6 Credit Hours)

GEOG-G 338

Geographic Information Science

3 C
GEOG-G 438

Advanced Geographic Information Systems

3 C

Journalism Track (6 Credit Hours)

JOUR-J 210

Visual Communication

3 C
JOUR-J 362

Journalism Multimedia Storytelling

3 C
JOUR-J 425

Supervision of School Media

3 C

Nursing Track (6 Credit Hours)

NURS-H 335

Data Analysis/Practice and Research

XXXX-X xxx

Any Course From Another Listed Track

3 C

Sociology Track (6 Credit Hours)

SOC-S 380

Introduction to Methods and Social Research I

3 C
SOC-S 381

Introduction to Methods and Social Research II

3 C

Psychology Track (6 Credit Hours)

PSY-P 341

Research and Quantitative Methods in Psychology I

3 C
PSY-P 342

Research and Quantitative Methods in Psychology II

3 C
PSY-P 354

Statistical Analysis in Psychology

3 C

Business Track (6 Credit Hours)

BUS-K 321

Management of Information Technology

3 C
BUS-K 330

Special Topics: Information Technology Management Issues

3 C
BUS-K 340

Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

3 C
BUS-K 440

Business Intelligence

3 C
BUS-P 301

Operations Management

3 C
BUS-P 330

Project Management

3 C
BUS-P 421

Supply Chain Management

3 C
ECON-E 280

Applied Statistics for Business and Economics I

3 C
ECON-E 281

Applied Statistics for Business and Economics II

3 C

Education Track (6 Credit Hours)

EDUC-W

or

EDUC-R

200

or

531

Computer in Education

3 C

EDUC-W

506

Using the Internet in K-12 Classrooms

3 C

EDUC-W

520

Technical Issues in Computer-Based Education

3 C

EDUC-W

540

Computer-Based Teaching Methods

3 C

 

 

Criminal Justice Track (6 Credit Hours)

CJUS-P 295

Criminal Justice Data, Methods, and Resources

3 C
XXXX-X xxx

Any Course From Another Listed Track

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