Students must complete the requirements for a graduate certificate in applied information technology. Currently, the following graduate certificates in information technology are available. Additional graduate certificates may be added to this list in the future.
Students must complete six graduate-level elective courses. A maximum of two elective courses may be in any of the following disciplines: accounting, computer science, human resource development, management, mathematics and technical writing. Those who want to take elective courses from a discipline other than AIT must get the AIT program director’s approval before enrolling in the course. At least four of the elective courses must be graduate- level AIT courses from the following list:
| AIT 612 |
Information Systems Vulnerability and Risk Analysis (3) |
| AIT 614 |
Network Security (3) |
| AIT 616 |
Fundamentals of Web Technologies and Development (3) |
| AIT 618 |
Client/Server-Side Programming on the Web (3) |
| AIT 620 |
Business Data Communications (3) |
| AIT 622 |
Networking Architectures and Protocols (3) |
| AIT 624 |
Software Engineering Fundamentals (3) |
| AIT 626 |
Advanced Topics in Software Engineering (3) |
| AIT 628 |
IT and Business Strategy (3) |
| AIT 630 |
IT Project Management (3) |
| AIT 632 |
Database Management Systems (3) |
| AIT 650 |
Computer & Networks Forensics and Incident Response (3) |
| AIT 652 |
Ethics, Law and Policy in Cyberspace (3) |
| AIT 655 |
Managing Information Security (3) |
| AIT 670-679 |
Special Topics (3) |
| AIT 695 |
Independent Study in AIT (3) |
| AIT 732 |
Advanced Database Management Systems (3) |
