information technology and computer science

PROGRAM GUIDE

• Associate of Applied Business Degree in: - Application Programming and Development Concentration

- Computer Science/Software Engineering Concentration

- Cybersecurity Concentration

- Data Analytics Concentration

- IT Support Analyst Major

- Operating Systems/ Networking Concentration

- Web Content Developer Concentration

• Associate of Technical Studies Degree in

Computer Information Technology

• Certificates

Applied Studies Division

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Information Technology& Computer Science

The U.S. Department of Labor projects that software developers, web developers, computer support specialists, data analysts, and network architects will be among the fastest growing occupations through 2028. Lakeland’s IT & CS programs can help students gain the skills they need for a solid foundation in information technology as well as an opportunity to specialize in high demand technology fields.Source: BLS.gov/ooh.

Career Opportunities Lakeland’s Program

Information Technology & Computer Science

The information technology & computer science (IT & CS) department provides programs of instruction in various programming languages, cybersecurity, systems development and support, database development and data analysis, hardware and software usage and support, and networking.

Students may pursue the Associate of Applied Business degree, with a concentration in one of seven areas, or a certificate in one of four areas. In addition, the Associate of Technical Studies in computer information technology prepares or upgrades the graduate for a career requiring more than one computer-related specialization. The degree programs will take approximately two years of full-time study. The certificate programs are designed for people who wish to acquire new skills or update current ones without completing a degree program.

Computer Science/Programming:• Application Programming and Development Concentration• Computer Science/Software Engineering Concentration

Cybersecurity:• Cybersecurity Concentration

Database:• Data Analytics Concentration

Information Systems:• IT Support Analyst Major• Web Content Developer Concentration

Operating Systems/Networking:• Operating Systems/Networking Concentration

Associate of Technical Studies Degree in Computer Information Technology

Certificates:• Computer User• IT Foundations• IT Specialist• IT Professional

Lakeland Community CollegeAdmission RequirementsFor admission into Lakeland, students must be a high school graduate or have obtained a high school diploma equivalency. Please consult Lakeland Community College’s Enrollment Guide (available on Lakeland’s website at lakelandcc.edu/enrollment) for specific admissions requirements and procedures.

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Information Technology & Computer Science

Application Programming and Development Concentration (9246)

Associate of Applied Business Degree

This program prepares students for entry-level software development positions in the high demand eld of mobile applicationdevelopment. Students will learn how to develop software and design mobile applications for Apple’s iPhone/iPad and Android phoneand tablets. The primary languages covered include Swift and Java. Students will use both Apple’s Xcode and Android Studio integrateddevelopment environments to design, develop, and simulate mobile applications. In addition to employment opportunities, studentshave the option to continue their education beyond the two-year associate degree program by enrolling in bachelor degree programs atlocal universities.

NOTE: Students must fulll the following requirements for this program:

Successfully complete the CIS Tech Prep program OR have waived with equivalent high school or college coursework the followingcourse:

ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer ScienceORComplete ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science with a grade of “C’ orbetter

NOTE: Students planning to transfer to a four-year college are encouraged to take ENGL 1120 English Composition II in addition to thefollowing requirements.

Course Title Credit HoursFirst SemesterBUSM 1300 Introduction to Business 3ENGL 1110

or ENGL 1111English Composition I (A) 1

or English Composition I (B)3

FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3MATH 1600 Survey of College Mathematics 2 3PEHR 1650 Health Fitness 2

Credit Hours 15Second SemesterBUSM 2400 Business Communication 3ITCS 1820 Java Programming I 3ITCS 1825 Programming I for iOS (Technical) 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3Select course(s) from the Social and Behavioral Sciences Electives List 3

Credit Hours 15Third SemesterBUSM 2200 Organizational Behavior 3ITCS 2820 Java/Android Programming II 3ITCS 2825 Programming II for iOS 3ITIS 1008 Ethics in Information Technology 1ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives List 3

15Credit Hours

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Curriculum and program requirements are subject to change. Visit catalog.lakelandcc.edu for the most up-to-date information.

Select course(s) from the Technical Electives List 3Select course(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives List 3

Credit Hours 15Total Credit Hours 60

1 English course selection is based on placement test results (ENGL 1111 English Composition I (B) is 4 credits, only 3 credits applyto the degree).

2 Students planning to transfer to a four-year college should take a sequence of math as advised by their counselor.

This course is designated as a technical course in the program. Students must earn a "C" grade or higher in the course to fulll thecollege's graduation requirements policy.

ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursTechnical ElectivesITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITCS 2848 .NET Programming 3Natural SciencesCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences laboratory course included in the Transfer Module.Arts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3


Fourth SemesterBUSM 1700 3ITCS 2821 Java/Android Programming III 2ITCS 2826 Programming III for iOS 2ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2

Principles of E-Business

PSYC 1500 Introduction to Psychology 3SOCY 1150 Principles of Sociology 3


Social and Behavioral SciencesANTH 1160 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3ECON 1150 Basic Economics 3ECON 2500 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ECON 2600 Principles of Microeconomics 3GEOG 1500 Introduction to Geography 3GEOG 1600 World Regional Geography 3HIST 1150 Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation 3HIST 1250 Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present 3HIST 2150 U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction 3HIST 2250 U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present 3POLS 1300 U.S. National Government 3POLS 2500 Modern Political Ideologies 3

Computer Information Technology (9720)

Associate of Technical Studies Degree

The Associate of Technical Studies Degree in Computer Information Technology prepares or upgrades the graduate for career objectivesrequiring more than one computer-related specialization. Specializations can be combined from within, but not limited to, areas such asnetwork support, end-user support, data analysis, software design and development, web content design and development, and mediastudies. Available courses include those that prepare for industry certication from Oracle, Microsoft, CompTIA, and Cisco. In additionto employment opportunities, students have the option to continue their education beyond the two-year associate degree program byenrolling in bachelor degree programs at local universities.

The student will be required to complete a sequence of core IT courses which will fulll the necessary prerequisites before takingadditional technical courses. Students will then select the appropriate additional technical courses from multiple areas of study withassistance from an Information Technology & Computer Science/ATS faculty advisor.

Admission requirements include the creation of an individualized degree plan in conjunction with and approved by at least twoInformation Technology & Computer Science faculty members. Courses taken prior to approval of the degree plan may or may not beapproved for inclusion in this degree program.

Required Technical CoursesCourse Title Credit HoursCore IT coursesITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 2015 Information Technology Project Management 3ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2

or CNET 1100 Cisco Networking Technology ISelect any ITDB course 2Total Credit Hours 16

Additional approved technical courses selected from within at least two of the following areasCourse Title Credit HoursProgramming and Computer Science (ITCS) Database (ITDB) Operating Systems and Networking (ITON) Information Systems (ITIS) Cisco Networking Technology (CNET) CompTIA A++ (CPET) Media Technology (MDIA)

Course Title Credit HoursCore IT Courses 16Additional Technical Credits 15

Total Credit Hours 31



Required Non-Technical CoursesGeneral Studies CoursesCourse Title Credit HoursENGL 1110 English Composition I (A) 1 3

or ENGL 1111 English Composition I (B)MATH 1600 Survey of College Mathematics (or higher) 2 3Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3Select course(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives list 3Select course(s) from the Social and Behavioral Sciences Electives list 3Total Credit Hours 15

Basic/Related CoursesCourse Title Credit HoursBUSM 1300 Introduction to Business 3BUSM 2400 Business Communication 3FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1Additional approved courses selected from the following: 8

Accounting (ACCT)Business Management and Marketing (BUSM)

Total Credit Hours 15

Course Title Credit HoursTotal Required Technical Course Credits 31Total Required Non-Technical Course Credits 30Total Credit Hours 61



Electives

Course Title Credit HoursNatural ScienceCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences laboratory course included in the Transfer ModuleArts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3


PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3

Social and Behavioral ScienceANTH 1160 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3ECON 1150 Basic Economics 3ECON 2500 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ECON 2600 Principles of Microeconomics 3GEOG 1500 Introduction to Geography 3GEOG 1600 World Regional Geography 3HIST 1150 Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation 3HIST 1250 Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present 3HIST 2150 U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction 3HIST 2250 U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present 3POLS 1300 U.S. National Government 3POLS 2500 Modern Political Ideologies 3PSYC 1500 Introduction to Psychology 3SOCY 1150 Principles of Sociology 3


Computer Science/Software Engineering Concentration (9259)


This concentration is designed for students planning to transfer to a bachelor degree program in computer science or computerinformation systems. In addition to being a transfer program, this program will help students who are interested in game andentertainment programming acquire the fundamental skills to get started. Students should consult a Lakeland counselor prior tobeginning this program in order to ensure maximum transferability.


• Place into MATH 1700 Trigonometry OR complete MATH 1650 College Algebra with a “C” grade or higher• Successfully complete the CIS Tech Prep program OR have waived with equivalent high school OR the following college coursework :• Complete ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials with a “C” grade or higher

OR

Complete ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science with a “C” grade or higher

OR

Pass the AP Computer Science Principles Exam with a “3” or higher


Course Title Credit HoursFirst SemesterCPET 1120 C Programming for Engineering Technology 3ENGL 1110



FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1011 History of Computing 2MATH 1700 Trigonometry 3

Credit Hours 15Second SemesterBUSM 1300 Introduction to Business 3BUSM 2400 Business Communication 3ITCS 1820 Java Programming I 3ITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3MATH 2500 Calculus and Analytical Geometry I 5

Credit Hours 17Third SemesterCHEM 1500

or PHYS 2410General Chemistry I 2

or Science and Engineering Physics I5

ITCS 2080 Fundamentals of Software Engineering 3ITCS 2870 Data Structures 4MATH 2600 Calculus and Analytical Geometry II 5

Credit Hours 17


ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3



2 Students should discuss the choice of science courses with their advisor.


ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursArts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3


Fourth SemesterITCS 2012 Discrete Structures 3ITCS 2875 Computer Architecture and Organization 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2

Cybersecurity Concentration (9247)


The Cybersecurity Concentration focuses on designing, implementing and maintaining defensive and offensive strategies in thecybersecurity area of knowledge. Founded on Lakeland’s extensive history in networking, infrastructure security, information technologyand computer science, instruction included in the emphasis helps prepare students and professionals for several industry certicationssuch as CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft and RedHat. In addition to employment opportunities, students have the option to continue theireducation beyond the two-year associate degree program by enrolling in four-year bachelor degree programs at local universities.




FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 21st 8 WeeksCNET 1100 Cisco Networking Technology I 22nd 8 WeeksCNET 1200 Cisco Networking Technology II 2

Credit Hours 16Second SemesterBUSM 2000 Principles of Management 3ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITIS 1355 Security+ and Security Essentials 3ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3ITON 2250 Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 2MATH 1600 Survey of College Mathematics 2 3

Credit Hours 17Third SemesterBUSM 2400 Business Communication 3CRMJ 1110 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3ITIS 1360 Cyber/Computer Forensics and Counterterrorism 3ITIS 2015 Information Technology Project Management 3ITON 1735 Cisco Cyber Operations 3

Credit Hours 15Fourth SemesterCNET 2720 Cisco Network Security: Managing Security 3ITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITIS 2355 Security Investigation and Penetration Studies 3ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3Select courses(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives list 3






ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursArts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3Natural SciencesCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences course included in the Transfer Module


Data Analytics Concentration (9258)


This program prepares students for entry-level employment in the eld of data analytics. Students will gain an understanding,obtain skills, and utilize tools that are necessary for data storage, processing, analysis, visualization, and application. Data analysts areresponsible for extracting, categorizing, and analyzing data, in order to identify patterns, behaviors, and trends, as well as utilizingdifferent reporting, modeling, and analytical techniques. In addition to employment opportunities, students have the option to continuetheir education beyond the two-year associate degree program by enrolling in bachelor degree programs at local universities.





FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3MATH 1600 Survey of College Mathematics 2 3Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3

Credit Hours 16Second SemesterITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITIS 1520 Microsoft Office Excel: Skills and Techniques 3MATH 1550 Statistics 41st 8 weeksITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 32nd 8 weeksITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming 2

Credit Hours 15Third SemesterBUSM 2400 Business Communication 3ITCS 1880 R Programming I 3ITDB 1406 Microsoft SQL Concepts 2ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2Select course(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives list 3Select course from one of the Data Analytics Pathway Electives list 3

Credit Hours 17Fourth SemesterITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITDB 2500 Data Analytics 3ITIS 1030 Security Awareness 1ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3Select courses(s) from the Social and Behavioral Sciences Electives list 3



1

2

English course selection is based on placement test results (ENGL 1111 English Composition I (B) is 4 credits, only 3 credits applyto the degree).Students planning to transfer to a four-year college should take a sequence of math as advised by their counselor.


Data Analytics PathwaysCourse Title Credit HoursElectives for Bioscience/Science Analytics PathwayBIOL 1030 Environmental Issues and Solutions 3BIOL 1140 Human Biology 3BIOL 1170 Ecology and Environmental Biology 4BIOL 1200 Fundamentals of Biology for the Health Technologies 4BIOS 1050 Introduction to Biotechnology Science 3CHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3ORElectives for Business Analytics PathwayACCT 1100 Introduction to Financial Accounting 4BUSM 1330 Business Ethics 3BUSM 1500 International Business in a Global Environment 3BUSM 1700 Principles of E-Business 3BUSM 1800 Essentials of Management and Supervision 3FINN 1300 Financial Management for the Small Business 3ORElectives for History/Political Science PathwayHIST 1150 Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation 3HIST 1250 Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present 3HIST 1450 World Civilization I: The Ancient and Medieval World 3HIST 1550 World Civilization II: The Modern World 3HIST 2150 U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction 3HIST 2250 U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present 3HIST 2600 Ohio History 3HIST 2750 Latin American History 3POLS 1300 U.S. National Government 3

ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursNatural SciencesCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences laboratory course included in the Transfer ModuleArts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3


MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3

Social and Behavioral SciencesANTH 1160 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3ECON 1150 Basic Economics 3ECON 2500 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ECON 2600 Principles of Microeconomics 3GEOG 1500 Introduction to Geography 3GEOG 1600 World Regional Geography 3HIST 1150 Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation 3HIST 1250 Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present 3HIST 2150 U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction 3HIST 2250 U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present 3POLS 1300 U.S. National Government 3POLS 2500 Modern Political Ideologies 3PSYC 1500 Introduction to Psychology 3SOCY 1150 Principles of Sociology 3


IT Support Analyst Major (9243)


This program provides students with expertise in common computer applications, operating systems, and system hardware. Itincludes a study of hardware and software installation, operating systems support, networking, security, and cloud computingfundamentals. Career opportunities include help desk and information technology support, technical computer training, and computerconsulting. According to the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of IT support specialists is projected to grow 8% through2029, which is much faster than the average for all occupations. Upon completion of this program, students will earn the Google ITSupport Professional certicate. In addition, courses within this program help students to prepare for industry certication exams,including Microsoft, Oracle, and CompTIA. The typical entry-level education needed to become an IT Support Analyst is an associatedegree.





FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 1027 Information Technology Support Fundamentals I 2ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1MATH 1600 Survey of College Mathematics 2 3

Credit Hours 16Second SemesterITIS 1025 Managing and Optimizing Personal Computers 3ITIS 1028 Information Technology Support Fundamentals II 2ITIS 1030 Security Awareness 1ITIS 1520 Microsoft Office Excel: Skills and Techniques 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2ITON 2080 Supporting Client Operating Systems 2Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3

Credit Hours 16Third SemesterBUSM 2000 Principles of Management 3BUSM 2400 Business Communication 3ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3ITIS 2510 Help Desk Concepts and Management 3

Credit Hours 15Fourth SemesterCOMM 1100 Effective Interpersonal Communications 3ITIS 2015 Information Technology Project Management 3ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2ITON 1310 Cloud Computing 3Select course(s) from the Social and Behavioral Sciences Electives list 3


Select course(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives list 3Credit Hours 17Total Credit Hours 64




ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursNatural SciencesCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences laboratory course included in the Transfer ModuleArts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3Social and Behavioral SciencesANTH 1160 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3ECON 1150 Basic Economics 3ECON 2500 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ECON 2600 Principles of Microeconomics 3GEOG 1500 Introduction to Geography 3GEOG 1600 World Regional Geography 3HIST 1150 Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation 3HIST 1250 Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present 3HIST 2150 U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction 3HIST 2250 U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present 3POLS 1300 U.S. National Government 3POLS 2500 Modern Political Ideologies 3PSYC 1500 Introduction to Psychology 3SOCY 1150 Principles of Sociology 3


Operating Systems/Networking Concentration (9249)


The Operating Systems/Networking Concentration provides coverage of all aspects of installing, administering and managingheterogeneous local and wide area networks. Based on Lakeland’s status as a Microsoft Imagine Academy, instruction included in theemphasis helps prepare students and professionals for multiple vendor and vendor neutral certications such as CompTIA Networking+, CompTIA Security+, and Microsoft Certied Solution Associate (MCSA). In addition to employment opportunities, students havethe option to continue their education beyond the two-year associate degree program by enrolling in four-year programs at localuniversities.





FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 21st 8 weeksCNET 1100 Cisco Networking Technology I 22nd 8 weeksCNET 1200 Cisco Networking Technology II 2

Credit Hours 16Second SemesterBUSM 2000 Principles of Management 3ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITIS 1355 Security+ and Security Essentials 3ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3ITON 2250 Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 2MATH 1650 College Algebra 4

Credit Hours 18Third SemesterBUSM 2400 Business Communication 3ITIS 1025 Managing and Optimizing Personal Computers 3ITON 1758 Linux Administration II 3ITON 2080 Supporting Client Operating Systems 2ITON 2750 Shell Script Programming 21st 8 weeksITON 2251 Networking with Windows Server 2016 22nd 8 weeksITON 2252 Identity with Windows Server 2016 2

Credit Hours 17Fourth SemesterITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2ITON 2769 Linux Administration III: Automation 3Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3Select course(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives list 3


Select courses(s) from the Social and Behavioral Sciences Electives list 3Credit Hours 14Total Credit Hours 65




ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursNatural SciencesCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences laboratory course included in the Transfer ModuleArts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3Social and Behavioral SciencesANTH 1160 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3ECON 1150 Basic Economics 3ECON 2500 Principles of Macroeconomics 3ECON 2600 Principles of Microeconomics 3GEOG 1500 Introduction to Geography 3GEOG 1600 World Regional Geography 3HIST 1150 Western Civilization I: Antiquity Through the Reformation 3HIST 1250 Western Civilization II: Age of Revolution Through the Present 3HIST 2150 U.S. History: Colonization Through Reconstruction 3HIST 2250 U.S. History: Reconstruction to the Present 3POLS 1300 U.S. National Government 3POLS 2500 Modern Political Ideologies 3PSYC 1500 Introduction to Psychology 3SOCY 1150 Principles of Sociology 3


Web Content Developer Concentration (9251)


This program provides students with skills necessary to understand, use, and develop Internet services/tools and resources includingweb design techniques. In addition, the program will help students become web developers/designers who are responsible for the lookand technical aspects of a website. Students will create content-rich sites that use various forms of media as well as basic interactiveprogramming techniques. Projects will emphasize business, home-office, and personal applications. According to the U.S. Bureau ofLabor Statistics, the employment of web developers is projected to grow 8% through 2029, which is much faster than the average for alloccupations. The typical entry-level education needed to become a web developer/designer is an associate degree.


Successfully complete the CIS Tech Prep program OR have waived with equivalent high school or college coursework the followingcourse:

ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer ScienceORComplete ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science with a grade of “C’ orbetter

NOTE: Students who are interested in additional skills should also consider: ITCS 2105 Web Programming II, ITCS 2170 Introduction to ASP.NET,ITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming, and ITON 1748 Linux Administration I. Students may need to complete additional prerequisite courses.





FYEX 1000 First Year Experience 1ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1011 History of Computing 2ITIS 1102 Internet: Services, Tools, and Web Page Design 3

Credit Hours 15Second SemesterBUSM 2400 Business Communication 3ECON 2600 Principles of Microeconomics 3GRDS 1800 Introduction to User Experience Design 3ITCS 1105 Web Programming I 3ITCS 1820 Java Programming I 3

Credit Hours 15Third SemesterBUSM 2500 Principles of Marketing 3ITCS 2120 JavaScript Programming I 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3ITIS 1108 Using an HTML Editor 2PHOT 2300 Introduction to Digital Photo Imaging 3Select course(s) from the Natural Sciences Electives list 3

17Credit Hours


ITIS 2890 Information Technology and Computer Science Capstone 2MATH 1600 Survey of College Mathematics 3 3PEHR 1650 Health Fitness 2Select course(s) from the Arts and Humanities Electives list 3Select course(s) from the Technical Electives list 3



2 Students may substitute BUSM 2520 Marketing of Services or BUSM 2530 Advertising for BUSM 2550 Direct and InternetMarketing.



ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursTechnical ElectivesGRDS 1010 Visual Organization 3GRDS 1015 Introduction to Typography 3GRDS 1020 Graphic Design 3ITCS 2105 Web Programming II 3ITCS 2170 Introduction to ASP.NET 2ITCS 2820 Java/Android Programming II 3ITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming 2ITDB 1430 Microsoft Access Relational Database 3ITIS 1030 Security Awareness 1ITIS 1530 Microsoft Office Access: Skills and Techniques 3ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2PHOT 1105 Basic Photography - Digital 3PHOT 2350 Advanced Digital Photo Imaging 3Natural SciencesCHEM 1050 Chemistry in the Everyday World 3PSCI 1300 Earth Science 3PSCI 1400 Introduction to Meteorology 3Any other Natural Sciences laboratory course included in the Transfer Module


Fourth SemesterBUSM 2550 3ITIS 1008 Ethics in Information Technology 1

Direct and Internet Marketing 2

MUSC 2250 Music History and Literature II 3PHIL 1500 Introduction to Philosophy 3PHIL 2000 Comparative Religion 3PHOT 1000 History of Photography 3


Arts and HumanitiesARTS 1120 Art Appreciation 3ARTS 2220 Survey of Art I 3ARTS 2230 Survey of Art II 3ENGL 2250 Survey of American Literature I 3ENGL 2260 Survey of American Literature II 3ENGL 2280 Survey of British Literature I 3ENGL 2290 Survey of British Literature II 3HUMX 1100 Introduction to Humanities 3HUMX 1200 The American Experience in the Arts 3MUSC 1200 Music Appreciation 3MUSC 1215 World Music 3MUSC 1800 Popular Music: Rock, Jazz, Country, and Hip-Hop 3MUSC 2200 Music History and Literature I 3

Computer User Certicate (2402)

This certicate is designed to prepare students for employment in a variety of positions requiring fundamental computer knowledge andskills.

RequirementsCourse Title Credit HoursSelect one of the following: 1-3

ITIS 1000 Basic Computer SkillsITIS 1005 Computer EssentialsITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science

ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1Select course(s) from the Microsoft Office Electives list 2-3Total Credit Hours 4-7

ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursMicrosoft Office ElectivesITIS 1510 Microsoft Office Word: Skills and Techniques 3ITIS 1520 Microsoft Office Excel: Skills and Techniques 3ITIS 1530 Microsoft Office Access: Skills and Techniques 3ITIS 1540 Microsoft Office PowerPoint: Skills and Techniques 2ITIS 1550 Using Microsoft Office: Word and Excel 3


IT Foundations Certicate (2401)

This certicate is designed to prepare students for employment in a variety of positions requiring fundamental information technologyknowledge and skills. It also fullls one of the designated steps leading to completion for several IT degree concentrations.

Course Credit HoursITCS 1010

TitleProgramming Logic 3

ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials 3or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science

ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1Total Credit Hours 7

IT Specialist Certicate (2403)

This certicate program builds upon previous information technology foundational skills by providing core competencies as well asbreadth and depth in specic focus areas. It is designed to prepare students for employment in a variety of positions requiring morespecialized computer knowledge and skills. It also fullls one of the designated steps leading to completion for all of the IT degreeconcentrations.

Course Title Credit HoursCompletion of a minimum of 15 credits in ITCS/ITDB/ITIS/ITON courses 1 15

(At least one course must be selected from within the list of IT Industry Certication Preparation courses)ORCompletion of one of the Information Technology & Computer Science focus areas listed below 15-18Tota Credit Hours: 15-18

1 Information Technology and Computer Science (IT&CS) credits earned through the IT Foundations Certicate can be applied tothe IT Specialist Certicate.

Information Technology Certication Preparation CoursesCourse Title Credit HoursITDB 1400 Introduction to SQL 2ITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming 2ITDB 1406 Microsoft SQL Concepts 2ITDB 2417 Oracle Database Administration 3ITDB 2427 Microsoft SQL Server Administration 3ITIS 1355 Security+ and Security Essentials 3ITIS 2015 Information Technology Project Management 3ITIS 2355 Security Investigation and Penetration Studies 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3ITON 1758 Linux Administration II 3ITON 2240 Installing and Conguring Windows Server 2012 2ITON 2241 Administering Windows Server 2012 2ITON 2242 Conguring Advanced Windows Server 2012 2ITON 2768 Linux Administration III 3

Remaining credits can be taken from within the above list or any other Information Technology (ITCS, ITDB, ITIS, ITON) courses.

Information Technology and Computer Science (IT&CS) Focus AreasCourse Title Credit HoursApplication Development - Android Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1820 Java Programming I 3ITCS 2820 Java/Android Programming II 3ITCS 2821 Java/Android Programming III 2ITDB 1400 Introduction to SQL 2ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials 3

or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science16Total Credit Hours


ITCS 2826 Programming III for iOS 2ITDB 1400 Introduction to SQL 2ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials 3

or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer ScienceTotal Credit Hours 16

Course Title Credit HoursData Analytics Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1880 R Programming I 3ITDB 1400 Introduction to SQL 2ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 1520 Microsoft Office Excel: Skills and Techniques 3MATH 1550 Statistics 4Total Credit Hours 18

Course Title Credit HoursDatabase Systems Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3ITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming 2ITDB 1406 Microsoft SQL Concepts 2ITDB 1407 MySQL Database Analysis and Design 2ITIS 1030 Security Awareness 1ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3Total Credit Hours 16

Course Title Credit HoursIT Support Focus AreaITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 1025 Managing and Optimizing Personal Computers 3ITIS 1027 Information Technology Support Fundamentals I 2ITIS 1028 Information Technology Support Fundamentals II 2ITIS 1030 Security Awareness 1ITIS 2510 Help Desk Concepts and Management 3ITON 1070 Operating Systems: Skills and Techniques 1ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2Total Credit Hours 17

Course Title Credit HoursOperating Systems/Networking Focus AreaITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 1355 Security+ and Security Essentials 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3ITON 2250 Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 2ITON 2080 Supporting Client Operating Systems 2

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ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1825 Programming I for iOS 3ITCS 2825 Programming II for iOS 3

Course TitleApplication Development - iOS Focus Area

ITIS 1008 Ethics in Information Technology 1ITIS 1520 Microsoft Office Excel: Skills and Techniques 3ITIS 1560 Microsoft Office Project: Skills and Techniques 3ITIS 2015 Information Technology Project Management 3Total Credit Hours 16

Course Title Credit HoursPython and Oracle Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITCS 2873 Python Programming II 3ITDB 1400 Introduction to SQL 2ITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming 2ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3Total Credit Hours 16

Course Title Credit HoursWeb Development Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1105 Web Programming I 3ITDB 1400 Introduction to SQL 2ITIS 1005 Computer Essentials 3

or ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer ScienceITIS 1102 Internet: Services, Tools, and Web Page Design 3ITIS 1108 Using an HTML Editor 2Total Credit Hours 16


Title Credit HoursCourseProject Management Focus AreaBUSM 1300 Introduction to Business 3ITIS 1005 3

or ITIS 1007Computer EssentialsPrinciples of Information Technology and Computer Science

IT Professional Certicate (2404)

This certicate builds upon previous information technology prociency skills by providing professional competencies as well as anadditional breadth and depth. It is designed to prepare students for employment in a variety of positions requiring a professional level ofcomputer knowledge and skills. It also fullls one of the designated steps leading to completion for all of the IT degree concentrations.

Course Title Credit HoursCompletion of a minimum of 24 credits in ITCS/ITDB/ITIS/ITON courses 1 24Select courses from the Business Management Electives list 6ORSelect courses from the Information Technology & Computer Science Focus Areas listed below 34Certicate Total: 30-34

1 Information Technology and Computer Science (IT&CS) credits earned through the IT Foundations and/or IT Specialist Certicatescan be applied to the IT Professional Certicate.

Business Management ElectivesCourse Title Credit HoursBUSM 1300 Introduction to Business 3BUSM 2200 Organizational Behavior 3BUSM 2400 Business Communication 3

Information Technology and Computer Science (IT&CS) Focus AreasCourse Title Credit HoursAdvanced Web Concepts Focus AreaGRDS 1375 Computer Graphics AI, ID and PS 3GRDS 1800 Introduction to User Experience Design 3ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1820 Java Programming I 3ITCS 2120 JavaScript Programming I 3ITCS 2155 PHP Programming 3ITCS 2188 Advanced Concepts in Web Development 3ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3PHOT 2300 Introduction to Digital Photo Imaging 3Total Credit Hours 32

Course Title Credit HoursCybersecurity Focus AreaBUSM 1300 Introduction to Business 3CNET 1100 Cisco Networking Technology I 2CNET 1200 Cisco Networking Technology II 2CNET 1735 Cisco Cyber Operations 3CNET 2720 Cisco Network Security: Managing Security 3ITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 1355 Security+ and Security Essentials 3ITIS 1360 Cyber/Computer Forensics and Counterterrorism 3ITIS 2015 Information Technology Project Management 3ITIS 2355 Security Investigation and Penetration Studies 3Total Credit Hours 34


Course Title Credit HoursData Analytics Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITCS 1880 R Programming I 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3ITDB 1405 Oracle PL/SQL Programming 2ITDB 1406 Microsoft SQL Concepts 2ITDB 2500 Data Analytics 3ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITIS 1520 Microsoft Office Excel: Skills and Techniques 3MATH 1550 Statistics 4Select course(s) from the Business Management Electives list 3Total Credit Hours 32

Course Title Credit HoursSoftware System Design Focus AreaITCS 1010 Programming Logic 3ITCS 1820 Java Programming I 3

or ITCS 1825 Programming I for iOSITCS 1870 Python Programming I 3ITCS 2080 Fundamentals of Software Engineering 3ITCS 2873 Python Programming II 3ITCS 2875 Computer Architecture and Organization 3ITDB 1401 SQL Programming and Database Design 3ITIS 1007 Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science 3ITON 1205 Network+ and Networking Essentials 2ITON 1310 Cloud Computing 3ITON 1748 Linux Administration I 3Total Credit Hours 32


Graphic Design for the Web Certicate (2513)

This certicate is designed to meet the growing demand for graphic designers and web content developers who are procient in skillsets such as basic web programming, the Adobe Creative Suite, and other tools and principles of graphic and web design. The GraphicDesign for the Web Certicate will allow Graphic Design majors to begin to acquire knowledge for front-end web development, andallow IT&CS Web Content Developers the opportunity to acquire knowledge in basic graphic design.

Credit HoursCourseFirst SemesterITIS 1102

Title

Internet: Services, Tools, and Web Page Design 3GRDS 1015 Introduction to Typography 3GRDS 1375 Computer Graphics AI, ID and PS 3

9Second SemesterGRDS 1800

Credit Hours

Introduction to User Experience Design 3ITCS 1105 Web Programming I 3PHOT 1105 Basic Photography - Digital 3


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• Demand for data security and automation are creating new jobs.

• Technology jobs are ranked #1 in lowest on-the-job stress.

Top industries hiring for techHealth care • Financial services • Manufacturing

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