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This course of study focuses on the acquisition of computer information systems knowledge and skills. The program is designed for individuals seeking computer skills to increase their job opportunities in their current careers or to pursue new careers. The diploma program also is advantageous to students desiring early entry into the job market, preparing students for entry-level computer positions. Students enrolled in the diploma program are required to take twelve information systems courses.

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Walden's B.S. in Information Technology program can help you gain the combined technical, managerial, and organizational skills that information technology employers seek. Study the information systems essential to virtually all organizations, participate in activities that encourage collaboration and problem-solving, and take the opportunity to learn to use resources to satisfy current and anticipated IT needs.

  Concentrations

• Application Development, Testing, and Quality Assurance
• Database Administration and Data Center Operations
• Networking and Operations
• Security and Forensics
• Self-Designed
• Web Design & Applications

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The AIU Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) degree program offers a dynamic curriculum focused on current technology trends and applications designed to help students learn how to evaluate emerging technologies in the application of appropriate information systems to manage and achieve organizational goals and objectives. By studying key topics in Network Administration to complete the upper division's core specialization requirements, AIU gives you the opportunity to acquire an industry-current knowledge of network configurations, networking hardware, network operating systems, segmentation through sub-netting and network management issues.