The Associate of Arts in Information Technology offers students both in-demand technical knowledge but also an opportunity to explore specific interests or take specialized courses required in their anticipated baccalaureate programs. The program incorporates the history, values, traditions, and knowledge systems of the Iñupiat to enhance student learning.
Students working towards this degree have some flexibility to earn certificates in multiple areas of interest. In addition to meeting their General Education requirements, students are required to earn at least two certificates or endorsements in the IT program. Once these requirements have been met students can take courses in their field of interest (e.g., allied health, business, science, history, construction technology) to earn the remaining credits required for an Associate Degree (60 credits total).
General Education Coursework
Communication
Math/Science/Technology
Humanities/Social Science
Major Coursework
Certificate Core
Complete at least TWO of the following:
Data Analysis Certificate I
Data Analysis Certificate II
Endorsement, Computer Foundations
IT Support Specialist Certificate I
IT Support Specialist Certificate II
Office Productivity Endorsement
General Electives
In consultation with advisor, select any combination of 100 or 200 level courses not yet taken, preferably in a specific subject, consistent with future career interests.