Cameron University

What you'll study

Core learning emphasizes applied IT capabilities plus professional skills. Student learning outcomes listed by the programme include:

• Analysis of IT ethical issues
• Effective written communication for information-technology audiences
• Development of computer programs using a high-level programming language
• Proficiency in computer network installation
• Proficiency in database development
• Ability to work effectively in teams
• Effective oral communication with people in the information-technology field

Entry requirements

The published page refers to building upon an Associate in Applied Science in Information Technology; specific admission criteria and any additional prerequisites are provided in the programme's degree plan and catalog (applicants should consult those documents or admissions for details).

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for industry careers that require technical IT skills and strong communication and business awareness. Possible pathways align with the programme options and include roles tied to information systems, management of IT resources, and cyber security and information assurance functions.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page references a degree plan and catalog where financial-aid, scholarship and funding information is maintained; prospective students should review those resources and contact the university's financial-aid office for current opportunities and eligibility guidance.