B.S. Applied Technology | Career Moves
Return to Programs
Apply
Scholarship Available
Education

B.S. Applied Technology

Contact Information

Wilmington University - Online Programs
Login or sign up to access full features, programs, and provider information.

123 Lorem Ipsum
Dolor sit
Dolor sit, ZZ 00000
United States

(555) 555-5555
emailaddress
http://website.local

Details

Scholarship Available
Cost
$58255.00
Credit or Non Credit
Credit
Total Credit/ Curriculum Hours
1800
Certification or Credential
Bachelor of Science
Industry
Information Technology

Program Description

WIOA Eligible Program
This program is approved for federal funding under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which means individuals who meet certain criteria may qualify for financial assistance.
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Technology (BAT) program is a flexible STEM baccalaureate degree offering a broad technology base, designed for students who want to develop through selected technology pathways and/or in combination with multiple disciplines. This degree provides students with foundation skills in technology including exposure to information assurance, process management, information systems, multimedia production, software applications, technology language, design, and maker. Students in the Applied Technology degree will learn foundation skills in technology with flexibility to customize additional course requirements based on pathways of individual interests and career needs. This provides students with technical skills in combination with the broad education necessary to compete for jobs in today's knowledge economy. Potential career paths are: Computer User Support Specialists, Computer Operations, Computer Systems Analyst.

Outcomes & Opportunities

Potential career paths are: Computer User Support Specialists, Computer Operations, Computer Systems Analyst.

Program Sessions

1 Total
B.S. Applied Technology

More Opportunities You Might Be Interested In

Scholarship Available
Trade

Introduction to Java

Delaware Technical Community College - Wilmington
Intro to JAVA provides students with the beginning knowledge and skills needed to design, write, and implement basic JAVA programs. Topics include logic/algorithm development, control structures, variables, input/output, modular designs, debugging techniques, beginning use of classes and objects, and object-oriented programming concepts. Students will write programs that implement basic topics mentioned above to solve simple problems. The focus in this level is to convert human logic into computer logic and be able to translate human thinking into programming statements with functional
Industry
Information Technology
Free
Career

ITWorks

Tech Impact
The ITWorks program helps prepare young adults (18 -26 years old) for entry-level IT careers without the need for a degree. Through a 16-week program provided at no cost, students are taught industry-led skills to pass the CompTIA A+ certification.
Industry
Information Technology
Minimum Age
18
Education Requirement
High School Diploma or GED or Equivalent
Scholarship Available
Trade

Technical Support Specialist with CompTIA A+ Certification

ONLC Training Centers
This course is designed for individuals who are interested in obtaining a job as an entry-level IT technician. This course is also designed for students who are seeking the CompTIA A+ certification and who want to prepare for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 220-1101 Certification Exam and the CompTIA A+ Core 2 220-1102 Certification Exam.
Industry
Information Technology