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Associates of Science In Applied Information Technology, Mobile Technologies Track (pending state approval) University Core (General Education) Courses You will need a total of 28 University Core (General Education) credits - 12 credits from the required Foundation courses listed below and another 16 credits of Inquiry and Exploration electives. You can link from the grid into a complete course description.   Course   Foundation (General Education) Required Courses* (12 Credits)   Credits   Required /Elective     AIT107   Computer Applications   4   R     ENG120   Critical Writing   4   R     MAT125   Technical Math I   4   R     Course   Inquiry & Exploration (General Education) Elective Courses* (16 Credits)   Credits   Required /Elective     CHE105   Consumer Chemistry   4   E     HIS113W   The American Experience: Wealth and American Culture   4   E     HIS267   Heroes, Villains and Just Plain Folks: A Biographical Perspective on American History   4   E     INT196B   Prior Learning Assessment Seminar   2   E     INT196C   Integrity Issues in Telecommunications   4   E     INT196P   Making the Connections: Telecommunications Workers and 20th Century U.S. Labor History   4   E     LIT196H   Topic: Literature of the Supernatural   4   E     LIT196N   American Detective Fiction   4   E     LIT200C   Global Crossings: Challenge & Change In Modern World Literature   4   E     LIT343A   Contemporary American Literature   4   E     MCA209   Understanding Mass Media   4   E     MCA221   Professional Communication   4   E     MUS110   Jazz   4   E     PSY196   Critical Thinking and Problem Solving   4   E     PSY201   Psychology of Business and Industry   4   E     PSY256Y   Psychology of Personal Adjustment   4   E     PSY257   Sports Psychology   4   E     PSY296H   Psychology of the Movies   4   E     PSY297   Principles of Psychology as Depicted in the Cinema   4   E     PSY323Y   Psychology of Learning   4   E     SCI150A   Astronomy   4   E     SCI230   Elements of Environmental Science   4   E   Major Concentration Courses You will need a total of 32 credits in your Major Concentration. Below please find a list of courses with links to a complete course description.   Course   Major Required Courses*       (32 Credits)   Credits   Required /Elective     AIT103   Online Seminar I   1   R     AIT109   Broadband Essentials   4   R     AIT111   AC/DC Electrical Circuits   4   R     AIT120   Business and Technical Communications for Telecommunications   4   R     AIT170   Telecommunications I / Basic Telephony / Voice Communication   4   R     AIT235   Telecommunications II / Signal Transmission for Telecommunications   4   R     AIT241   Telecommunications III / Data Transmission Systems   4   R     AIT245   Telecommunications IV / Data and Emerging Communications Technologies   3   R     AIT263   Mobile Technology: An Introduction   4   R   Open Elective Courses You must take 4 credits of Open Elective courses. This is in addition to the 16 credits of Inquiry & Exploration Electives.   Course   Open Electives* (4 Credits)   Credits   Required /Elective     AIT196A   Advanced Computer Applications for Telecommunications: MS Word   1   E     AIT196B   Advanced Computer Applications for Telecommunications: MS Excel   1   E     AIT196C   Advanced Computer Applications for Telecommunications: MS Access   1   E     AIT196D   Advanced Computer Applications for Telecommunications: MS Powerpoint   1   E     AIT196J   Introduction to SQL   1   E     AIT233   Wireless LANs   4   E     AIT243   Video and Smart Technologies   4   E     CHE105   Consumer Chemistry   4   E     CIS120   Advanced Window Skills   2   E     CIS122   Advanced Spreadsheet Skills   2   E     CIS123   Advanced Presentation Skills   2   E     CIS126   Introduction to Apple Operating Systems   2   E     CIS133   Social Media Applications   2   E     CIT211   Introduction to Computer System Hardware (Formerly TS351)   4   E     CIT221   Global Networking Technology (Formerly TS341)   4   E     CS199H   Unix Fundamentals   1   E     HIS113W   The American Experience: Wealth and American Culture   4   E     HIS267   Heroes, Villains and Just Plain Folks: A Biographical Perspective on American History   4   E     INT196B   Prior Learning Assessment Seminar   2   E     INT196C   Integrity Issues in Telecommunications   4   E     INT196P   Making the Connections: Telecommunications Workers and 20th Century U.S. Labor History   4   E     LIT196H   Topic: Literature of the Supernatural   4   E     LIT196N   American Detective Fiction   4   E     LIT200C   Global Crossings: Challenge & Change In Modern World Literature   4   E     LIT343A   Contemporary American Literature   4   E     MCA209   Understanding Mass Media   4   E     MCA221   Professional Communication   4   E     MUS110   Jazz   4   E     PSY196   Critical Thinking and Problem Solving   4   E     PSY201   Psychology of Business and Industry   4   E     PSY256Y   Psychology of Personal Adjustment   4   E     PSY257   Sports Psychology   4   E     PSY296H   Psychology of the Movies   4   E     PSY297   Principles of Psychology as Depicted in the Cinema   4   E     PSY323Y   Psychology of Learning   4   E     SCI150A   Astronomy   4   E     SCI230   Elements of Environmental Science   4   E     TS090C   Academic Skills Seminar   4   E     TS314   Operating Systems   4   E   *Not every course will be offered every term Continue Tour

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