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Applied Information Technology

Why This Degree is For You

Become an expert in taking care of an organization's vital information technology needs and in supporting the people who use those IT systems.

This is a STEM-designated program.

Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's Option

Program Type

Bachelor of Science

B.S.

School

Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences

Locations/Format

UBalt Campus

Cost

Undergraduate
Tuition & Fees

Requirements

All Degree Requirements

120 credits to earn a degree.

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In this bachelor of science program, you'll explore networking, developing desktop and server-based applications and building and supporting websites—learning cutting-edge IT technologies at a much deeper level than that of traditional IT certification training.

While earning an IT certification is not a requirement of this program, we encourage you to do so in conjunction with your degree, and you should be able to complete at least one major IT certification by the time you graduate from the program.

In the Applied Information Technology program you will:

gain a working knowledge of computer networks
learn how to develop information technology security solutions
solve problems using current programming languages
learn how to administer operating systems
implement relational databases that support web-based applications.

Become the go-to expert for managing an organization's critical IT needs and supporting the people who rely on them! Master the art of IT management and user support with our cutting-edge program. Step into a role where you can make a real impact and ensure seamless tech operations. Join us and become the backbone of any successful organization!

Classes are offered in the evenings, and you can enroll full or part-time. After completing your core requirements, you'll choose either the general track (18 credits) or one of two concentrations (24 credits), depending on your professional interests.

General Track

Ready to conquer the IT world? The General Track is perfect for those aiming for a well-rounded career in the ever-evolving field of Information Technology. Equip yourself with the skills to excel in any IT role and become a versatile tech professional! Dive into a comprehensive curriculum with courses in:

Object-Oriented Programming
Advanced Scripting and Task Automation
Administering and Supporting a Network Operating System
Virtualization and Cloud Computing

Application Development Concentration

Dreaming of becoming a top-notch developer? This concentration is your gateway to an exciting career in tech! Dive into a world of innovation and creativity with courses like:

Virtualization and Cloud Computing
Object-Oriented Programming
Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Web Development
Database Systems
Mobile Applications Programming
Software Security
Open-Source Software Development

Cyber Security Concentration

Get ready to dive into the thrilling world of cybersecurity! Every day, cyber headlines dominate the news, and by choosing this concentration, you'll be at the forefront of this dynamic and rapidly expanding field. Enroll now and gear up for exciting classes like:

Administering and Supporting a Network Operating System
Advanced Scripting and Task Automation
Wireless Networking: Applications and Security
Applied Cryptography
Information Assurance
Network Security
Web and Database Security
Digital Forensics for Information Technology

Meet Giovanni Vincenti, Applied IT program director

MEET our Alumni Advisory Board

The Alumni Advisory Board advises faculty on techniques, technologies and tools to include in the Applied Information Technology degree program. The goal is to future-proof our students' careers by blending theory and applied market-driven experiences in every course.

2022-23 Members

Robyn Bell, Internet Testing Systems
Eric Brown, Dragos, Inc.
David Claxton, Booz Allen Hamilton
Tanisha Faulkner, Triaplex, Inc.
Prashant Goswami, General Dynamics Information Technology / National Institutes of Health
Nicholas Hall, VMware, Inc.
William Hyland, SDI International
Justin Leach, nDepth Security/Department of Defense
John Manlucu, Skyward IT Solutions, Open Air Imports
Juan Pablo Soto Medico, The University of Baltimore School of Law
Larysa Paliashchuk, ADNET Systems, Inc / NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Michael Vandi, Addy AI

What Our Graduates Do

Students who graduate from our program can pursue many careers, including:

Common Roles

Network Analyst
Security Analyst
Business Analyst
Software Developer
Web Developer
Mobile Application Developer
IT Support Specialist.

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A Message from Dean Christine Spencer

A degree from the Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences is more than an academic credential; it is a gateway to new possibilities.

Dr. Christine Spencer Dean, Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences

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