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B.A.S. Technology Managemen t

How To Apply

Core (18)

Social and Political Worlds (6)

Cultural Understanding (6)

Liberal Studies Elective (3)

Foundation Studies (7)

MAT 114 (3) QUANTITATIVE REASONING

ENG 105 (4) CRITICAL READING AND WRITING IN THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY

Science (7)

At least one course must be a Lab Science course. (4)

Aesthetic and Humanistic Inquiry (6)

Liberal Studies (35)

Specialization (18)

BBA 370 (3) ADMINISTRATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY AND ASSURANCE

BBA 460 (3) EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

BBA 465C (3) TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROJECT

BBA 350 (3) PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES AND ETHICS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

BBA 355 (3) MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNCTION

BBA 360 (3) TEAMS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Requirements

Campuses

Chandler-Gilbert, East Valley, Mesa, Online

Our Technology Management program is designed to provide you with a general knowledge of management, organizational and policyissues that impact the field of IT management. This program is intended for those who seek opportunities to advance their career in andexpand their knowledge of leadership and technology issues in the IT arena.To be admitted to this program, you must have completed anAssociate in Applied Science degree (AAS) in a computer or information technology related field. Click here for a partial listing.Pleasenote that this is a partial listing of applicable AAS degrees from Arizona Community Colleges. Students who earned an AAS in a computeror technology related field from a school outside of Arizona, or those who earned a similar AAS from an Arizona school not listed belowcan request a review of their credentials.Please contact [email protected] for more information.

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Values, Ethics, & Policy (3)

SOC 301 (3) TOPICS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUESPAS 411 (3) ETHICS, POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION

SOC 333 (3) ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY

SOC 441 (3) DEVIANCE

SOC 339 (3) CRIME, LAW AND SOCIETY

HUM 373 (3) NATURE AND VALUES

CCJ 325 (3) DRUG ISSUES AND THE LAW

CCJ 315 (3) COMPARATIVE JUSTICE SYSTEMS

CCJ 380 (3) LAW IN AMERICA

HUM 371 (3) HUMANISTIC VALUES IN A TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY

CCJ 450C (3) DILEMMAS IN JUSTICE

Communication (3)

Elective Options (0)

SC 472 (3) ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

SC 475 (3) HEALTH COMMUNICATION

SC 477 (3) MEDIATION AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT.

SC 424 (3) GENDER AND COMMUNICATION

COM 200 (3) BASIC COMMUNICATION THEORY

SC 314 (3) COMMUNICATING IN INSTRUCTIONAL ENVIRONMENTS

SC 315 (3) BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING

Required: Choose one course (3)

ENG 305W (3) WRITING IN DISCIPLINARY COMMUNITIES

ENG 302W (3) TECHNICAL WRITING

BBA 305W (3) EFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

Public Administration & Management (3)


POS 327 (3) GOVERNMENT BUDGETING

POS 344 (3) ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS

POS 326 (3) PUBLIC ORGANIZATION THEORY

PAS 421C (3) PUBLIC AGENCY POLICY

POS 325 (3) PUBLIC PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION

SOC 334 (3) SOCIOLOGY OF COMMUNITY

SOC 431 (3) PLANNING FOR HUMAN SERVICES

POS 428 (3) TOPICS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

POS 359 (3) ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

POS 421C (3) TOPICS IN PUBLIC POLICY

HA 345 (3) HOSPITALITY HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

HS 410 (3) ORGANIZATION & ADMINISTRATION OF HEALTH SERVICES

CCJ 333 (3) DISCRETION AND DECISION-MAKING

BME 480 (3) PARENT AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN BILINGUAL AND ESL PROGRAMS

CCJ 331 (3) JUSTICE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

PAS 401 (3) MANAGING CHANGE IN 21ST CENTURY ORGANIZATIONS

PAS 408C (3-6) INTERNSHIP FOR PUBLIC AGENCY SERVICE

PAS 327 (3) THE POLITICS OF BUDGETING

PAS 325 (3) PUBLIC AGENCY PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION

PAS 326 (3) PUBLIC AGENCY ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY

Required (3)

BBA 303 (3) BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS


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Ethnic Diversity Course (3)

Global Diversity Course (3)

Diversity Requirement (These courses may be used to meet other requirements in your academicplan) (6)

Core Electives (6)

Select three unused courses from the four above blocks. (6)

Technical, Quantitative, Qualitative, & Science (3)


PAS 356 (3) APPLIED PROGRAM PLANNING AND EVALUATION

PAS 355 (3) RESEARCH METHODS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

SOC 365 (3) SOCIAL STATISTICS

POS 303 (3) SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

MAT 114 (3) QUANTITATIVE REASONING

BIO 302 (3) RELEVANCE OF SCIENCE

BIO 301 (3) SCIENCE, RELIGION & REALITY

ESE 380 (3) INTRODUCTION TO EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN

CCJ 355 (3) RESEARCH METHODS IN CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Required (3)

BBA 340 (3) MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

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