Business & Information Systems

Academic Programs

UNIX System Specialist (withdrawn)

Associate in Applied Science (Career Program) - 64 Credit Hours

Program Information:
This program is designed to prepare students for employment in information and computer centers that are using the UNIX/Linux OS. The students will gain a working knowledge of using the OS to create, maintain, and customize stand-alone, intranet, and Internet operations. To this end, the curriculum provides coursework in administration, security, scripting, and interoperability. A wide range of electives will enable the student to hone their interests, and the optional internship will provide the student with "real-world" experience.

Recommended Course Sequence:

Fall Semester 1:
DATPR 241; CMPSC 249; DATPR 143; DATPR 115 or DATPR 112; English

Spring Semester 1:
DATPR 256; CMPSC 251; DATPR 254; DATPR 123; Communications

Summer Semester 1:
Humanities

Fall Semester 2:
DATPR 249; DATPR 233; CMPSC 259; Approved Elective; Social Science

Spring Semester 2:
DATPR 244; DATPR 242; DATPR 263 or Approved Elective; Social Science; Laboratory Science/Mathematics

Course Information:

For Program Information Contact:
Business and Information Systems Department
Technology Center
Room 205
(309)694-5558