Bachelor’s Degree Specialization in Information Technology and Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Program Overview

The Bachelor's Specialization in Information Technology and Cybersecurity Fundamentals equips students with knowledge in networking, computing, and cybersecurity for business operations. Focused on digital technologies like cloud computing and mobile applications, the program prepares graduates for industry-recognized certifications and careers such as IT Project Manager and Systems Administrator. Additionally, it is accredited by ACBSP and The Higher Learning Commission.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Bachelor’s Degree Specialization in Information Technology and Cybersecurity Fundamentals is designed to provide students with a foundation in network knowledge and computing skills within the context of modern business operations. The program focuses on the digital foundations supporting modern business and the consumer marketplace, covering areas such as cloud computing, big data storage, mobile applications, and computing networks. Students learn technical solutions for addressing organizational problems and business opportunities, IT infrastructure planning and management, and the application of cybersecurity measures to protect systems. The specialization is part of the Bachelor’s in Technical Management degree program. The program uses a "tech-powered learning approach." It is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). It mentions a "tech-powered learning approach," but does not elaborate on what that entails.

Careers:

Graduates with this specialization may pursue careers such as:

• IT Project Manager: Managing technology projects effectively and efficiently.
• Entry-Level IT Security and Support Specialist: Assisting employees with regulations and troubleshooting technology.
• Systems Administrator: Managing, maintaining, and troubleshooting company systems.
• Network Security Analyst: Developing, building, deploying security systems, monitoring for breaches, and performing system tests.
The text notes that some jobs may require additional experience or certifications. It also mentions that job titles may vary across industries.

Other:

• The program's classes start on May 5, 2025.
• The program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) and The Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
• The program is described as helping students "Help Build a More Connected Future."
• Students can take advantage of certification prep courses as part of their program coursework.