On behalf of the Ohio University Southern Campus,
I welcome you to our Computer Science Technology Department. Computer technology is an incredibly dynamic field. Our goal is to offer you a curriculum that utilizes the most current technology. Our small class sizes encourage student participation and offer the opportunity for one-on-one student/teacher interaction. Our faculty and staff are accessible, and committed to work with you to help you succeed.
I invite you to visit our campus and explore the educational opportunities that await you at Ohio University Southern. Please feel free to contact me to learn more about our Computer Science Technology program.
Sincerely,
Scott Nicholas
Director, Computer Science Technology Program
In recent years, the use of technology has impacted our lives more than ever. Today, the effective use of computer technology is critical to the success of many businesses and organizations.
The Associate of Applied Business (A.A.B) degree in Computer Science Technology at Ohio University Southern prepares students for entry level IT (Information Technology) positions.
The curriculum offers hands-on learning, enabling students to develop critical skills in areas such as IT technical support, network administration, web site development, database administration, software development, and testing.
Ohio University Southern also offers a certificate in IT and a certificate in computer networking for working professionals and non-computer majors who want to develop skills in programming, networking, databases and website management, but do not want to pursue an associate degree in Computer Science Technology.
This program takes a business approach to the functional areas of computer programming, systems analysis, and network administration. Please contact the Director of Computer Science Technology for additional information, including employment opportunities and continuation into the baccalaureate degree programs in General Business, Communication Studies, Technical and
Applied Studies, or Communication Systems Management.
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ATCH 103 or
ACCT 101 |
Financial Acct. Proc. or
Financial Accounting |
4 hours |
ATCH 104 or
ACCT 102
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Financial Acct. Proc. or
Managerial Accounting |
4 hours |
BUSL 255 or
BMT 285 or
PHIL 235 |
Law and Society
Government and Business
Business Ethics |
4 hours |
| CTCH 125 |
Intro to Computers |
4 hours |
| ECON 103 |
Prin. of Microeconomics |
4 hours |
| ENG 151 |
Freshman Composition |
5 hours |
| COMS 103 |
Fundamentals of Public Speaking |
4 hours |
MATH 113 or
other Tier I Math
(except PHIL 120) |
Algebra |
4-5 hours |
| MATH 250 |
Intro to Prob. and Stat. |
4 hours |
OTEC 230 or
QBA 201 |
Business Communication II or
Intro to Bus. Statistics |
4 hours |
| Tier II |
Social Sciences |
3-5 hours |
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CTCH 127 |
Introduction to Website Management |
4 hours |
CTCH 133 |
Programming and Design I |
5 hours |
CTCH 160 |
Network Concepts I – Network+ |
4 hours |
CTCH 161 |
Network Concepts II – Network+ |
4 hours |
CTCH 233 |
Programming and Design II |
5 hours |
CTCH 241 |
Visual Programming |
5 hours |
| CTCH 285 |
Database Management Systems |
4 hours |
CTCH 291A |
Systems Analysis I |
4 hours |
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CTCH 189A |
Internets and Distributed Computing I –
Cisco CCNA I |
4 hours |
| CTCH 189B |
Internets and Distributed Computing II –
Cisco CCNA II |
4 hours |
| CTCH 189C |
Distributed Computer Applications –
Cisco CCNA III |
4 hours |
| CTCH 189D |
Network Security -
Cisco CCNA IV |
4 hours |
| EM 212 |
Intro to Multimedia |
4 hours |
| EM 215 |
Intro to Web Design |
4 hours |
| EM 218 |
Intro to Digital Media |
4 hours |
Any CTCH 200 or higher level course other than CTCH 291A, CTCH 285, & CTCH 241, including but not limited to:
| CTCH 214 |
Computer System Maintenance and Troubleshooting – A+ (5) |
| CTCH 264 |
Computer and Network Security – Security+ (4)
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| CTCH 265 |
Advanced Networking Concepts and Network Administration –
MCSE (4)
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| CTCH 266 |
Wireless Systems – CWNA (4)
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| CTCH 270 |
System Administration – MCSE (4)
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| CTCH 280 |
Operating Systems – MCSE (4)
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| CTCH 286 |
Database Application Development (4)
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| CTCH 287 |
Database Administration (4)
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| CTCH 288 |
Advanced Web Design (4)
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| CTCH 291B |
Systems Analysis II (4) |
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Many jobs today require basic networking and internetworking skills. Ohio University Southern campus offers a certificate in Computer Networking that could help non-computer majors and working professionals to prepare for positions or jobs that require web design, computer networking, hardware, and security skills.
The following classes are required for the certificate: |
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CTCH 127 |
Intro. to Website Management |
4 Hrs |
CTCH 160 |
Network Concepts I – Network+ |
4 Hrs |
CTCH 161 |
Network Concepts II – Network+ |
4 Hrs |
CTCH 214 |
Computer System Maintenance and Troubleshooting – A+ |
5 Hrs |
CTCH 264 |
Computer and Network Security – Security+ |
4 Hrs |
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Total |
21 Hrs |
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Today, more and more jobs require computer skills. Ohio University southern campus offers a certificate in IT that could help non-computer majors and working professionals to prepare for IT positions or jobs that require strong computer skills.
The following classes are required for the certificate: |
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CTCH 127 |
Introduction to Website Management |
4 hours |
CTCH 133 |
Programming and Design I |
5 hours |
CTCH 160 |
Network Concepts I |
4 Hrs |
CTCH 161 |
Network Concepts II |
4 Hrs |
CTCH 241 |
Visual Programming |
5 Hrs |
CTCH 285 |
Database Management Systems |
4 Hrs |
CTCH 291A |
System Analysis I |
4 Hrs |
ELECTIVE |
Approved CTCH elective |
4 Hrs |
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Total |
34 Hrs |
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For more information contact:
Scott Nicholas, Director,
Computer Science Technology Program
Email: nicholar@ohio.edu
Telephone: (740) 533-4626
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