Information Technology (A.S.)
Minnesota State Community and Technical College
The Information Technology Associate of Science degree prepares students to continue to work toward a bachelor's degree or enter the workforce. Students learn to use various hardware and software systems to solve problems for people and organizations. Students work with networking technologies, applications, web technologies and database technologies. Students focus on the selection, application and administration of information technologies.
Credits
60 credits
Format
In-Person
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