AREA B Institutional Options 4 HOURS
FYES 1001 (required for new f2f students & students
with < than 18 transfer hrs) Credit
hours cannot be used for graduation.
Area B Elective (ITEC 1001 recommended)
IT UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
IT Upper Level Core Courses 30 HOURS
ITEC 3155 Systems Analysis & Design
ITEC 3235 Human Computer Interaction
ITEC 3236 Interactive Digital Media
ITEC 3245 Database Principles
ITEC 3280 Web Programming
ITEC 3300 Project Management
ITEC 3310 IT and Organizational Integration
ITEC 4200 Foundations of Info Assurance
ITEC 4205 Legal and Ethical Issues in IT
ITEC 4750 Senior Capstone
IT Upper-Level Major Courses or Concentration 15 HRS
AREA E Social Science 12 HOURS
*POLS 1101 or 1101H
**HIST 2111, 2111H, 2112, or 2112H
Area E Elective
Choose two (circle):
ANTH 1102,
ECON 2105, 2105H, 2106, 2106H,
HIST 1111***, 1112***,1190***, 2111,
2111H, 2112, 2112H,
GEOG 1101
POLS 2101, 2201, 2301***, 2401***
PSYC 1101, 1101H,
SOCI 1101, 1101H, 1160
*Will satisfy the state requirements in U.S. & Georgia Constitution
**Will satisfy the state requirements in U.S. and Georgia History
*** Will satisfy the state requirements for Global Perspectives
MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Audit
Worksheet
2014-2015 Catalog (expires Summer
2020)
Name: ID#: Advisor:
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
AREA F 18-19 HOURS
AREA A Essential Skills 9-10 HOURS
MAJOR FIELD HRS GRADE
ENGL 1101
ITEC 2215 Intro to IT
ENGL 1102 or 1102H
ITEC 2260 Intro to Programming
MATH 1111,1112, 1113, 1113H, or 1251
ITEC 2270 Application Development
*MATH 1101 is required if SAT Math < 550 or ACT < 24
ITEC 2320 Networking Essentials
ITEC 2380 Web Development
Choose one (circle)
MATH 1251,1501, 2120, 2252, 2253, 2260,
2270
AREA C Humanities/Fine Arts 6 HOURS
Literature-based Elective
Choose one (circle):
ENGL 2111***, 2112***, 2121, 2122, 2131,
2131H, 2132, 2132H, 2141, 2142,
Area C Elective
COMM 1110 or COMM1100
AREA D Nat Science, Math, and Tech 11-12 HOURS
Area D Elective
Choose one (circle)
MATH 1200, 1401, 1251 1501, 2252, 2253,
2260, 2270
Lab-Science Electives
Choose two (circle):
ASTR 1010K, 1020K, BIOL 1001K, 1001K-
H, 1002K, 1002K-H,
2107K, 2108K,*
CHEM 1151K, 1152K, 1211K, 1212K
GEOL 1125, 1126,
PHYS 1011K, 1012K, 1111K, 1112K, 2211K,
2212K
*Students cannot receive graduation credit for both BIOL 1001 and
BIOL 2107 or for both BIOL 1002 and BIOL 2108.
IT Courses, Concentration or Informatics 15 HRS
GRADUATION REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST
Oral Comp
Tech Comp
Global Perspect
History
U.S.
GA
Constitution
U.S.
GA
Applied for Graduation Yes
Note: Transfer students with an associates or bachelors degree that satisfy Middle Georgia
State Colleges general education course requirements may complete our Area F ( ITEC
2215, ITEC 2260, ITEC 2270, ITEC 2320, and ITEC 2380) and receive partial credit toward
IT upper-level electives.
Minimum 120 Semester Hours Required to Graduate
IT Concentrations: 15 Hours
Network Technologies & Administration
Select Five From the Following Courses
PREQ*
The Network Technologies & Administration concentration educates students in the use
of current concepts and technologies of networking. Students will learn to analyze the
needs of organizations, communicate the needs to the users, and then design and build
networks to meet those needs. Graduates will be prepared for positions in networking or
systems administration.
ITEC 3325 Windows System Administration
2320
ITEC 3328 Linux Systems Administration
2320
ITEC 4242 Database Administration
3245
ITEC 4285 Web Server Administration
2320,2380
ITEC 4321 Forensics/Data Recovery
2320
ITEC 4324 Wireless Technologies
2320
ITEC 4329 Data Communications
2320
ITEC 4370 Virtual Computing
2320
ITEC 4421 Network Security
2320
and other courses in this area as approved by the Dean
* grade C
Information Assurance and Security
Select Five From the Following Courses
PREQ*
The Information Assurance and Security concentration involves detecting, reporting,
and responding to cyber threats, making encryption codes to securely pass information
between systems, and taking appropriate measures to ensure the security of valuable
information. Students will learn about digital evidence, computer crime and law, and
server and network security important to law enforcement, forensic science, and
information systems security.
ITEC 4285 Web Server Administration
2320,2380
ITEC 4321 Forensics/Data Recovery
2320
ITEC 4322 Advanced Digital Forensics
4321
ITEC 4341 Incident Response and Contingency Planning
4200
ITEC 4361 Software and Database Security
3245 & 4200 and either ITEC
2270 or CSCI 1302
ITEC 4370 Virtual Computing
2320
ITEC 4421 Network Security
2320
and other courses in this area as approved by the Dean
* grade C
Integrated Digital Media
Required
PREQ*
The Integrated Digital Media concentration prepares students in the design and
development of products for use in a variety of IT applications. Through the various
courses, students will develop competencies in evaluating user and product needs and in
designing, developing, and implementing digital media products to meet those needs.
Students learn a broad range of skills including graphic design and production, interface
design, and analysis and design techniques for constructing interactive applications.
Graduates will find career opportunities as digital media designers and developers,
specialists, and trainers.
ITEC 4230 Graphic Imaging
3236
ITEC 4238 2D Computer Animation
3236
ITEC 4284 Web Multimedia Delivery
4230
Select Two From the Following Courses
NMAC 3108 Writing for Digital Media
ENGL 1102
NMAC 3145 Digital Media Studio
ENGL 1102
NMAC 3600 Digital Storytelling
ENGL 1102
NMAC 4450 Visual Rhetoric: Principles of Production
ENGL 1102
NMAC 4451 Advanced Video Production
ENGL 4450 or NMAC 4450
ITEC 4231 Designing Content for Instructional Apps
3235, 3236
ITEC 4250 Artificial Intelligence
2270, 3236
and other courses in this area as approved by the Dean
* grade C
Software Development
Required
PREQ*
The Software Development concentration prepares students for the design,
development, and implementation of software solutions. Graduates will be prepared for
a variety of careers including software developers or systems, application, or database
programmers.
ITEC 3264 Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis
ITEC 2270 or CSCI 1302
Select Four From the Following Courses
ITEC 4244 Database Programming
2270,3245
ITEC 4248 Web Development Environments
3280
ITEC 4261 Java Programming
ITEC 2270 or CSCI 1302
ITEC 4266 C++ Programming
ITEC 2270 or CSCI 1302
ITEC 4269 Visual Basic for Client/Server Systems
3245 and either ITEC 2270 or
CSCI 1302
ITEC 4286 Web Applications Development
3280
ITEC 4361 Software and Database Security
3245 & 4200 and either ITEC
2270 or CSCI 1302
and other courses in this area as approved by the Dean
* grade C
Gaming Design and Development
Select Five From the Following Courses
PREQ*
The Gaming Design and Development concentration provides students with an
understanding of the theory, design and programming techniques required for
developing interactive games. This concentration will equip students with the
theoretical and practical knowledge for careers in the games and simulation industries.
ITEC 3264 Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis
ITEC 2270 or CSCI 1302
ITEC 4230 Graphic Imaging
3236
ITEC 4238 2D Computer Animation
3236
ITEC 4250 Artificial Intelligence
2270,3236
ITEC 4255 Game Design and Development
3235,4230,4238, and CSCI
4250
and other courses in this area as approved by the Dean
* grade C
Digital Forensics
Required
PREQ*
Students will learn the digital forensics process of acquisition, analysis, and reporting.
Learners will carry out the procedures of identification, collection, preservation,
examination, analysis, and reporting of evidence for civil and criminal cases. Students
will learn about the tools and processes to handle digital evidence. Digital forensics
includes using scientific methods and providing extensive documentation to ensure the
preservation and integrity of the investigation.
ITEC 4321 Forensics/Data Recovery
2320
ITEC 4341 Incident Response and Contingency Planning
4200
Select 3 from the following courses
ITEC 4501 Special Projects or ITEC 4710 Internship
Instructor Approval
ITEC 3328 Linux Systems Administration
2320
ITEC 4370 Virtual Computing
2320
ITEC 4322 Advanced Digital Forensics
4321
and other courses in this area as approved by the Dean
* grade C