Computer Information Technology Security - Northampton County Area Community College

Computer Information Technology Security from Northampton County Area Community College is a Campus Associate Computer and Information Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. Northampton\\\'s Computer Information Technology program prepares you for employment upon graduation. The first year of the program is designed to provide a strong foundation in basic PC applications, operating systems and client-side scripting. You can then choose from several options for specialization, depending upon your area of interest. You can complete an associate\\\'s degree in Computer Information Technology in two years of full-time study with day and evening classes, or in three or four years of part-time study. If you wish, you can also complete multiple specializations. For instance, a student can complete both the networking and security options. Doing so will add only one year of additional full time study, however you will finish with two associate\\\'s degrees, making you an even more competitive candidate in the job market. Program Narrative As with the other Computer Information Technology programs at Northampton, the first year of the program is designed to provide a strong foundation of basic PC applications, client operating systems, and the basics of computer networking. In the second year you will focus on the core of computer and network security. Topics include the Security+ and Server+ curriculum, Law and Ethics, and a course in which you will build a number of secure systems and have them tested by your peers. Completion of the Computer Information Technology program - Security Option, prepares you for an entry-level position as an Information Assurance Specialist, Security Administrator, Security Technologist, or similar. Program Outcomes Graduates of the program will: Gain fundamental and comprehensive understanding of the current field of computing upon which future growth within the field can be realized. Gain computer competencies necessary to compete in the business world. Use critical thinking to evaluate computing problems and explore options for their solutions. Use effective approaches for problem solving and data modeling. Gain experience in solving problems related to business computing and implementing these solutions. Develop awareness of the ethical concerns of computing professionals. View more details on Northampton County Area Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer and Information Science courses.