Associate in Science (A.S.) in Computer and Information Technology

Credits 60
Format Online

Launch your career and gain the fundamental knowledge and technical skills to become competitive in the fast-growing, dynamic world of information technology (IT). At Thomas Edison State University (TESU), our 60-credit Associate in Science (AS) degree program with an area of study in Computer and Information Technology will prepare you for IT roles supporting a variety of computer applications, systems and networks to help organizations run smoothly and efficiently.

Program Details

Degree Requirements


The following courses are required for the AS degree program with an area of study in Computer and Information Technology and can be fulfilled in either the General Education or Electives sections of the degree chart.

  • College Algebra (3 credits)
  • Physics I with Lab (4 credits)
  • Physics II with Lab (4 credits)

How Students Earn Credit in the Option: All of the courses required for the option are available by online Guided Study courses.

Note: Courses listed in the area of study are offered as a guide. Other courses may also be considered appropriate for the program. The inclusion of similar courses must be reviewed by the evaluation team. Students must submit their program plan for review to ensure that course selection is appropriate for the degree.

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