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Curriculum Descriptions & Courses for 4-Year
Program (Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Management)
4-Year Program Description & Goals:
The
Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Management is an innovative,
four-year degree program that strikes a balance between management training
and the technology skills needed to make graduates competitive in a
world-class company. After receiving a bachelor’s degree in technology
management, students will be prepared for leadership responsibilities in
technologically sophisticated global environments.
The
program has 27 credit hours of required core courses and 15 credit hours in
elective courses, in addition to the general education requirements. Four
tracks have been designed within the curriculum to offer specialization in
three distinct areas:
• Technology Management General (Sub Plan A)
• Industrial & Business Services Management (Sub Plan B)
• Business Information Systems (Sub Plan C)
• Information Security Assurance (Sub Plan D)
Courses taken in these tracks
provide relevant knowledge and training that can be applied to individual’s
specific interests.
UPPER DIVISION
REQUIREMENTS
Admission requires an A.S. Degree of sixty (60) credits
in a technology discipline (see program admission for a list of acceptable
disciplines) with at least fifteen (15) credit hours in transferable general
education.
·
General
Education Credits 15-21
·
Technology
and Support Courses 39-45
Note: Students may be admitted with an A.A. Degree or
the completion of at least 60 credit hours with approval by the Dean. If
general education hours for an A.A. Degree have been completed, the student
must complete twenty-one (21) credits in a single technical major in place
of additional general education required of the A.S. student.
·
Additional General Education Courses (15 – 21 credits)
A.
COMMUNICATIONS
9
B. HUMANITIES/FINE
ARTS.
6
C.
MATHEMATICS
6
D. NATURAL & PHYSICAL
SCIENCES 6-7
E. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL
SCIENCES 6
F.
ETHICS 3
G. COMPUTER/INFORMATION LITERACY COMPETENCY (See
catalog for details)
For the AS degree student an additional 15-21 general
education credits are required to complete the thirty-six (36) general
education requirement of St. Petersburg College. (Refer to the College
Catalog for a list of specific general education course descriptions.) Lower
and Upper division general education must total a minimum of thirty-six (36)
credits.
REQUIRED MAJOR
COURSES (27 credits)
BUL 3310 Advanced
Legal Environment of Business
3
COM 3120
Organizational
Communication
3
ETI 3116 Quality
Assurance Methodology (Non Security Track Students)
OR 3
ISM 3330
Information Security Policy, Administration and Management (Security Track
Students) 3
ETI 4448 Applied
Project
Management
3
FIN 3400 Financial
Management
3
ISM 4480 Electronic
Commerce Systems and
Strategies 3
MAN 4915 Senior
Capstone Project in Technology
Management 3
MAN 3240 Applied
Organizational Behavior
3
MAN 3504 Operations
Management
3
SUBPLAN A:
TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT GENERAL (TMGT) (15 credits)
Select 15 credits:
BUL 3564 Legal
Aspects of Managing
Technology
(3)
ETI 3413
Manufacturing Systems and
Processes
(3)
ETI 3646
Production Control
Management
(3)
ETI 3647 Supply
Chain
Management
(3)
ETI 4621 Lean
Essentials
(3)
ETI 4627
Advanced Lean
Techniques
(3)
ETI 4661
Facilities Planning and Material
Handling
(3)
ISM 3232
Software
Essentials
(3)
ISM 3324 Applications in Information
Security
(3)
ISM 3320 Core Security
Principles
(3)
ISM 3930 a Seminars in Technology
Management
(1)
ISM 4212
Database Design and
Administration
(3)
ISM 4220
Network Technologies for Information
Professionals (3)
ISM 4301 Global
Information
Systems
(3)
ISM 4323
Security
Essentials
(3)
MAN 3303
Leadership and Management
Practices
(3)
MAN 3534 Business
Architecture and Process
Modeling (3)
MAN 3600
International
Business
(3)
MAN 3930 a Seminars in Business and
Management
(1)
MAN 3949
Cooperative Work Experience in College of Technology &
Management (3)
MAN 4102 Managing
Cultural
Diversity
(3)
MAN 4520 Quality
Management (Six
Sigma)
(3)
MAN 4570
International Procurement and
Outsourcing
(3)
MAR 3802
Marketing for Managers
(3)
MAR 4152
International Sales and
Marketing
(3)
MAR 4613 Marketing
Research
(3)
OR
SUBPLAN B:
INDUSTRIAL & BUSINESS SERVICES MANAGEMENT (INDUS&BUS) (15 credits)
*ETI 4621 Lean
Essentials
3
*ETI 4627 Advanced
Lean
Techniques
3
*MAN 4520 Quality
Management (Six
Sigma)
3
Select 6 credits:
ETI 3647 Supply
Chain
Management
(3)
MAN 3303 Leadership
and Management
Practices
(3)
MAN 3534 Business
Architecture and Process
Modeling
(3)
MAN 4570
International Procurement and
Outsourcing
(3)
OR
SUBPLAN C: BUSINESS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS (BIS) (15 credits)
*ISM 3232 Software
Essentials
3
*ISM 4212 Database
Design and
Administration
3
*ISM 4220 Network
Technologies for Information
Professionals 3
Select 6 credits:
ISM 4301 Global
Information
Systems
(3)
ISM 4323 Security
Essentials
(3)
MAN 3303 Leadership
and Management
Practices
(3)
MAN 3534 Business
Architecture and Process
Modeling
(3)
MAN 3949 Cooperative
Work Experience in College of Technology & Management
(3)
MAN 4570
International Procurement and
Outsourcing
(3)
OR
SUBPLAN D:
INFORMATION SECURITY ASSURANCE (ISA) (15 credits)
*ISM 3320 Core
Security
Principles
3
*ISM 3324
Applications in Information
Security
3
*ISM 4220 Network
Technologies for Information
Professionals 3
Select 6 credits:
ISM 3232 Software
Essentials
(3)
ISM 4212 Database
Design and
Administration
(3)
MAN 3303 Leadership
and Management
Practices
(3)
MAN 3534 Business
Architecture and Process
Modeling
(3)
MAN 3949 Cooperative
Work Experience in College of Technology & Management
(3)
MAN 4520 Quality
Management (Six
Sigma)
(3)
MAN 4102 Managing
Cultural
Diversity
(3)
TOTAL PROGRAM
HOURS
120
* Required courses for the track.
a
Up to 3 Seminar credits allowed.
NOTE: Completion of the College Level Academics Skill
Test (CLAST), unless exempted is required. If you have not completed two
years of the same foreign language in high school or 8 credits in college,
you will need to complete 8 credits of foreign language before completing
the B.A.S. program.
Articulated A.S.
DEGREES;
Computer Networking (COMPNET-AS)
with Sub plans in:
·
Microsoft Networking (Networking Administrator Track)
·
Cisco Networking (Networking Engineering Track)
Computer Programming &
Analysis (COMPRG-AS) with Sub plans in:
·
Computer Programming
·
Website Development Specialist
Technology Management
(TECMGT-AS)
Web Designer (WEBDS-AS)
Industrial Approved AS Degrees:
CERTIFICATES:
Computer, Engineering &
Network Technology
Cisco Certified Network
Associate (CCNA-CT)
Computer Programming
(COMPRG-CT)
Computer Support (APLUS-CT)
Microsoft Certified Systems
Administrator (MSCSA-CT)
Microsoft Certified Systems
Engineer (MSCSE-CT)
Web Designer (WEBDS-CT)
Web Development Specialist
(WEBDVS-CT)
ISM 3320 CORE SECURITY PRINCIPLES 3 credits
Prerequisite: Admission to the College of Technology and Management BAS
program. This course provides the foundation of security principles and
skills necessary for the successful management of information security in an
organization. Students will understand the controls over hardware, media, as
well as personnel responsible for utilizing an organization's information
assets. The student will also become familiar with auditing and monitoring
for security events. The course focuses on the physical measures and their
associated procedures necessary to safeguard against damage, loss and theft.
The student will be able to recognize the basic concepts of cryptography
including key algorithms, distribution methods, methods of attack, and the
construction and use of concepts such as digital signatures. 47 contact
hours.
ISM 3324 APPLICATIONS IN INFORMATION SECURITY 3 credits
Prerequisite: Admission to the College of Technology and Management BAS
program. This course helps develop the important security concepts relative
to software application development and access control that provide the
knowledge and skills necessary for the successful management of information
security in an organization. Students will understand the environment where
software is designed and developed as well as the critical role software
plays in providing security to an organization's information systems. The
course focuses on software development concepts that relate to security, and
how access control methodologies fit into the entire enterprise
architecture. 47 contact hours.
ISM 3330 INFORMATION SECURITY POLICY ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT
3 credits
Prerequisite: Admission to the College of Technology and Management BAS
program. This course develops the information security knowledge and skills
necessary for the successful management of information security technology
in an organization. Students will understand an organization's information
assets. Students will also learn how to develop and implement policies,
procedures and standards as they relate to an information security plan. The
course focuses on information classification, risk assessment, business
continuity planning and enterprise security architecture, as well as the key
concepts of enterprise information security planning and administration. 47
contact hours.
ISM 4220 NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES FOR INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS 3
credits
Prerequisite(s): MAN 3504 and one of the following: CET 2620 or COP 2347
or CEN 1304 or CET 2489 or permission of the instructor. This course is
designed to give the student an understanding of the various networking
technologies and their practical application and management in a business.
The course also covers the technical issues involved in designing and
implementing an efficient information network for both voice and data and
its security and also covers human aspects of its management. 47 contact
hours.
The courses have been implemented and now provide input
to enhance material to improve the outcomes from the work under the NSF
grant.
Course Delivery
Courses Delivered from Inception to Present
(The first new courses ran in 2007)
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Course # |
Description |
# of Times Offered |
Enrollment |
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CIS |
1354 |
Introduction to
Network Security |
6 |
61 |
|
CIS |
1358 |
Operating System
Security |
4 |
36 |
|
CIS |
1356 |
Network Security &
Firewalls |
3 |
24 |
|
CIS |
1353 |
Network Security
Audit-attacks/threats |
2 |
11 |
|
CIS |
1355 |
Security
Engineering |
1 |
6 |
|
CIS |
1350 |
Network Defense &
Countermeasures |
4 |
35 |
|
CET |
2691 |
Laws and Legal
Aspects of IT Security |
4 |
31 |
|
CIS |
2357 |
Database Security |
2 |
13 |
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CGS |
2811 |
Incident Response
and Disaster Recovery |
3 |
15 |
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BUL |
3564 |
Legal Aspects of
Managing Technology |
4 |
72 |
|
ISM |
3320 |
Core Security
Principles |
2 |
41 |
|
ISM |
3324 |
Applications in
Info Security |
4 |
74 |
|
ISM |
3330 |
Info Security Polcy
Adm & Mgmt |
4 |
48 |
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Total |
43 |
467 |
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