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Information Technology II (TCH-330)
Varies; (self-study; self-paced).
June 2025 - Present.
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: analyze the profound impact of modern technology on global issues, including its influence on politics, economics, health, education, and the environment; evaluate the components and functions of computer systems, including processing, storage, and data connection, as well as the roles of the CPU, RAM, and motherboard; differentiate between system software and application software, and explain how to access, install, manage, and upgrade various software types; explain the fundamentals of networking, including essential components, hardware, software, and transmission media, and describe how to install and configure a secure home network; and describe the life cycle of software projects, the stages of program and system development, and the fundamentals of databases and their critical role in business decision-making.
Information Technology II culminates in a final examination. Instruction focuses on leveraging information as a vital asset in modern business environments. The course delves into strategic information management, decision-making processes, e-business, ethics and information security, sustainable technologies, database management, mobile business, enterprise applications, and systems development and project management. It emphasizes how technology drives competitive advantage, enhances decision-making, transforms business operations, and ensures information protection and project success.
In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 3 semester hours in Information Technology (6/25).