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The Program

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Information Technology Management degree focuses on the analytical and managerial aspects of the information systems, while developing students’ skills in advanced computing technology, such as Cloud computing, mobile applications development, web development and digital marketing, IT risk and project management, database development and administration, data analytics, and cyber-security. The curriculum also embraces business and management competencies to prepare students for the ever-changing information management field and leadership positions.

The graduates of this program will be prepared to take the exams for CompTIA Cloud+, Mobility+, IT Project+, CSA (Cybersecurity Analyst) and Microsoft MCDBA (Microsoft Certified Database Administrator), leading to certifications. All the program’s IT courses lead to industry certifications.

This program will allow you to:

Enter one of the fastest growing, and demanded fields.
Gain hands-on experience and practical knowledge through Constructive Action — a workable plan the student develops and implements through the course of their study.

Complete your bachelors degree in 2 years and 8 months.
Have access to financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
Gain the competency and preparedness needed for industry certifications.

Job Outlook

Employment of computer and information systems managers is projected to grow 11 percent from 2018 to 2028, much faster than the average for all occupations. Demand for computer and information systems managers will grow as firms increasingly expand their operations to digital platforms. Computer and information systems managers will be responsible for implementing these goals.

Employment growth will result from the need to bolster cybersecurity in computer and information systems used by businesses. Industries such as retail trade will need to implement more robust security policies as cyber threats increase.

An increase in the popularity of cloud computing may result in firms outsourcing services from in-house IT departments to cloud-computing companies. This will shift IT services from IT departments in noncomputer industries, such as financial firms or schools, to firms engaged in computer systems design and related services and those in data processing, hosting, and related services.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

See Curriculum

	Purpose 1 Self-Assesment & IT Career Planning	Purpose 2 Working in Groups	Purpose 3 IT Networks of Business	Purpose 4 Managing IT Systems
Field Component	Hardware Troubleshooting Simulations	Operating Systems Installations	Network Implementation Lab	Tech Support Labs
Constructive Action	Self-Assesment and Career Development in IT	Developing Professional Relationships in the IT Industry	Developing Network Design for Business	Designing E-Technology Solutions for Business
Values & Ethics	Critical Thinking & Writing	Contemporary Values & Ethics	Public Speaking & the Art of Persuasion	American Government
Self & Others	Computer Hardware Troubleshooting	Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, Apple OS	Human Biology	Intro to Sociology
Systems	Computer Applications: For Profit and Non-Profit Management	Computer Network Operations	Principles of Business	Principles of Management
Skills	Computer Languages & Quantitative Reasoning	Principles of Psychology	Privacy, Security and Compliance	Active Directory Management

	Purpose 5 Mobile Technologies in Business	Purpose 6 Managing Change Process	Purpose 7 Managing Data and Information	Purpose 8 Strategic Planning and Implementation
Field Component	E-Technology Simulations	Virtual Computing	Database Labs	Eternal Organizational Implementation
Constructive Action	Designing an IT Tech Support System	Managing Change in IT	Developing and Managing Databases	Implementing and Managing IT Project (Capstone)
Values & Ethics	Empowerment Through the Arts	Managerial & Business Writing	World Civilizations	Cyber-Security Management
Self & Others	Desktop Support and Client Services	Political & Economic Philosophy	Risk Management and Quality Assurance	Product Life Cycle
Systems	Cloud Computing and SaaS	Mobile Applications and Web Development	Database Development and Administration	Strategic Systems Analysis
Skills	Accounting	Data Analysis	Principles of Finance	Principles of Project Management