Apollos University | BSIT | Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

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Overview

The BSIT degree provides a comprehensive experience for learning and application of information technology theories and concepts. The most important component of the program, the capstone project provides the students an opportunity to demonstrate competency and mastery of the knowledge gained throughout the program, along with learning and employing current technology trends. The program prepares the students for both employment opportunities and/or graduate studies in the field of information technology, management information systems, or other related fields.

Learning Outcomes

Apply concepts, theories, and analytical methods in the functional areas of business and IT.
Demonstrate an understanding of computer architecture in order to have a greater insight of how computer hardware and software function.
Design and develop programs for the computer, web, and mobile platforms.
Build databases to improve the management of information.
Apply networking principles to manage communications among computers.
Apply social networking and media to improve the communication to desired individuals and/or organizations.
Apply IT security principles to protect data for individuals and organizations.
Demonstrate an understanding of current technology trends
Develop a fundamental understanding of business practices and organizational functions
Demonstrate effective collaboration and teamwork skills.

Program Highlights

Number of Credits

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Curriculum

For more information regarding courses outside the recommended course of study, view the full course listing.

(* Indicates recommended course of study.)

Core Courses And Seminars

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours
CIT 4303	Advanced Database Systems	3.00
CIT 4301	Advanced Programming	3.00
BUS 3313	Advertising	3.00
CIT 4304	Agile Scrum Software Development Life Cycle	3.00
MTH 1301	Algebra I	3.00
MTH 1302	Algebra II	3.00
CIT 4350	Bachelor Capstone Project I	3.00
CIT 4360	Bachelor Capstone Project II	3.00
CIT 4370	Bachelor Capstone Project III	3.00
COM 1310	Business Communication	3.00
BUS 3311	Business Ethics	3.00
BUS 3306	Business Statistics and Decision Making	3.00
CIT 2301	Computer Architecture	3.00
CIS 1301	Computers and Technology	3.00
BUS 4308	Corporate Financial Management	3.00
BUS 2302	Cross Cultural Communication	3.00
BUS 4303	Cultural Awareness in Business	3.00
CIT 4302	E-Commerce Programming	3.00
SCI 1301	Earth Science	3.00
ENG 1301	English Composition I	3.00
ENG 1302	English Composition II	3.00
BUS 3303	Financial Management	3.00
CIT 2304	Fundamentals of Databases	3.00
CIT 2303	Fundamentals of Networking	3.00
BUS 3304	Information Systems Management	3.00
CIT 3304	Information Technology Security	3.00
BUS 3308	International Business	3.00
BUS 2301	Introduction to Business	3.00
CIT 2302	Introduction to Programming	3.00
BUS 3302	Leadership	3.00
BUS 4304	Managerial Accounting	3.00
BUS 3301	Marketing	3.00
CIT 3302	Mobile Platform	3.00
BUS 3307	Program Management in Business	3.00
ADM 1000	Skills for Academic Success	3.00
CIT 3303	Social Networking & Media	3.00
BUS 4305	Strategic Marketing	3.00
HIS 1310	US History I	3.00
HIS 1311	US History II	3.00
CIT 3301	Web Development	3.00

Prerequisite Course

Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours
ORT 1000	Bachelor Level Orientation	0.00

Program Description

Mastery and application of quantitative and qualitative business research methodologies involving real world case studies and academic research assignments throughout the completion of the core curriculum of the bachelor’s degree programs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Admission Requirements

An official high school transcript or its equivalent as follows:
Military service members and veterans may provide:
DD Form 1966 - Record of Military Processing.
DD Form 214 - Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty.
Military Branch records that document high school graduation or equivalent.
Homeschooled students must provide an official transcript issued by a governmental authority or school supervisor that attests to the successful completion of a state approved program considered to be equivalent to an accredited high school diploma or GED certificate.
Transfer students may provide an official transcript from an appropriately accredited postsecondary institutional in which at least twelve (12) semester hours have been successfully completed with a grade of “C” or higher in each course. Apollos University reserves the right to verify high school completion and can still require proof of the completion.
Transcripts of previously earned credit to be evaluated for possible transfer to an APOLLOS program. NOTE: unofficial transcripts will be accepted to expedite transfer credit evaluation. Official transcripts must be submitted within the first semester by students who are admitted to the University.
Résumé or Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Successful completion of the APOLLOS Orientation Program Class

Conditional Status Undergraduate Programs:

All undergraduate applicants are reviewed by qualified evaluators. Those who do not meet the specific requirements above or who only have documents provided by a family source may be eligible to enroll conditionally as a non-degree seeking student. While on conditional status, students will be required to successfully complete all of the following courses with a minimum grade of “C” in each, or the student will be subject to academic dismissal:

ADM 1000 Skills for Academic Success

ENG 1301 English Composition I

MTH 1301 Algebra I

HIS 1310 US History I

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Graduation Requirements

To qualify for graduation with a BSIT the student must successfully fulfill all of the following requirements:

Complete all BSIT course requirements including the 9 credit Capstone Project. (120 Credits)
Maintain an overall GPA of 2.0 or better for all coursework applying toward the degree
Pay all tuition and fees
Complete and submit the Intent to Graduate request form a minimum 30 days before the end of the final term of study

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Affordable & Flexible Payment Options

Beside the affordable & flexible payment options that Apollos offerred, there're also several options available. [more..]

Employer Payment Plan
Under this plan, the student works with their organization to establish billing and payment parameters where the organization pays for part or all of the student’s tuition and fees.
Private Loan Plans
Under this plan, the student works with their organization to establish billing and payment parameters where the organization pays for part or all of the student’s tuition and fees.
External Scholarship Plan
Under this plan, the student works on their behalf to foster external scholarships to help pay for tuition and related materials. Courses will typically not be authorized to take until External Scholarship funding is accepted by Apollos.
Organizational Tuition Reimbursement Plan
Under this plan, the student works with their organizations Human Resources department to pay for outstanding tuition and fees. This requires the student put a credit card on file. Apollos will offer the student a 60-day deferment from the 1st day of billing after which the credit card will be charged if payment has not been received. Apollos will provide the student supporting documentation such as a receipt and/or invoice for courses as well as grade card needed to supply Human Resources with proof of attendance.
Tribal Aid Plan
Under this plan, the student must have established lines with the tribe in question. A voucher or payment will be required with terms 90-days net from the first date of billing.

Option I

Pay as class(es) are taken

I will be billed when I register for new classes and pays full price of the class before the class starts.

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Option II

Pay in two equal payments as I register for a class(es)

I will be billed when I register for a new class(es) and will pay one half (1/2) of the tuition and any fees upon registration. The second half will be paid 30 days later. No interest will be charged on the unpaid balance.

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Option IV

Initial $300 payment with monthly payments of $300

Make a down payment of $300.00 toward the total tuition for the program in a single payment by the date of acceptance. The remaining balance will be paid at $300.00 per month, beginning one month from the official enrollment date. No interest will be charged on the unpaid balance.

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Note: As of 1 July 2019, Option 3 is no longer available to new students.

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Transfer Credits Accepted
Textbooks Included
Remote Proctoring Included
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