Information Systems Technology

At the completion of the Information Systems Technology program, graduates will be able to:

• Demonstrate working knowledge of operating and maintaining computer hardware and software and how to troubleshoot related issues.
• Formulate connectivity methods for transmitting media.  Identify, connect, and terminate common industry media connectors.  
• Explain the common principles and services provided in a client/server network.
• Identify common security threats and vulnerabilities.
• Demonstrate Basic understanding of Linux System use and management.
• Illustrate basic relational database concepts and the creation of meaningful data visualizations.
• Apply skills and procedures to install, configure, manage, and troubleshoot networked devices in a small to large network.
• Develop and implement security procedures and products to secure information systems including providing an individual and team competitive sport experience.
• Summarize basic programming concepts and methods.
• Establish and manage a virtual Microsoft Active Directory environment in a hybrid cloud connected to Microsoft 365.
• Distinguish between a datacenter, cloud computing, and virtualization.  

Check out the 2021-22 Annual Program Review for information on how this program assures that its students are attaining learning outcomes.