Information Technology Specialist – Associate of Applied Science

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Gain skills in computer assembly, testing, and repair while learning computer networks, servers, operating systems, and client server computing. Complete this program exclusively on weekdays, or in a combination of day, evening and weekend classes.

What can I do with this degree?
Career Options: Obtain employment in assembling, testing and servicing of microcomputer systems and system networks.

Academic Options: Transfer to a Bachelor's of Applied Science degree program at Arizona State University.

Locations: West Campus

Department/Contact Information: Division Dean: 206-6763

REQUIRED COURSES
This degree may be earned with fewer than the displayed credits as long as the fulfilled course requirements total at least 60 credits. Students must meet the Reading Requirement. Students are encouraged to take TEC 290 in their last semester.

General Education Requirements
Communication Requirement		6
Humanities and Social Science Requirement		6
Subtotal		12
Course #	Course Title	Credits
Required Core Courses
TEC 101	Physics for Technology	3
TEC 113	Problem Solving for Electronics and Optics	3
TEC 121/121LB	Basic Electric and Magnetic Properties	4
TEC 122/122LB	Applied Semiconductor Devices	4
TEC 123/123LB	Digital Circuits and Computers	4
TEC 130/130LB	Microcomputer Assembly and Testing	4
TEC 132/132LB	Microcomputer Systems Servicing	4
TEC 230/230LB	Peer-to-Peer Networking and Cabling	4
TEC 232/232LB	Dedicated Server Networks	4
TEC 235	Interconnecting Network Devices	3
TEC 236	Underpinnings of the Internet	3
TEC 237/237LB	Contemporary Client/Server Computing	3
TEC 239	UNIX/Linux Support and Service	4
Subtotal		47
Support Course
TEC 160	Microcomputers and Programming Techniques	3
Total		62