Bs in Applied Science (bsas): Applications and Mobile Development (aam) Concentration
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BS in Applied Science (BSAS): Applications and Mobile Development (AAM) Concentration2016-17 USFSM Catalog *EXAMPLE* Curriculum Progression Ladder
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BS in Applied Science (BSAS): Applications and Mobile Development (AAM) Concentration2016-17 USFSM Catalog Copy (CIP Code - 24.0102) http://usfsm.edu/catalog/undergraduate/college-of-business/cob-majors/applied-science-information-technology/ Policies Students majoring in BSAS must meet all degree requirements of USFSM. The following policies also apply:
State-Mandated Common Prerequisites There are no State-Mandated Common Prerequisites for this degree program. Degree Requirements Credits transferred in from completed A.S. degree
Credits to be completed at USFSM
Information Technology Concentrations (23 credit hours) Admission Requirements: To pursue a BSAS degree with a concentration in an area of IT at USFSM, students must have a Florida AS degree, with an overall GPA of 2.00 or better in an IT-related discipline. This program supplements the related technical skills obtained in the AS degree. Students are encouraged to take the following highly recommended courses. Through a variety of IT concentration options, students can tailor their BSAS degree to meet their personal interest or career goals. The BSAS in IT is made up of the required core courses and students may choose between one of the three concentrations. Highly Recommended Courses (12 credit hours)
Required Core Courses (11 credit hours)
Applications and Mobile Development (AAM) Required Core Courses (12 credit hours)
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