Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

The program objectives for the BSIT graduate are that they will be able to accomplish the following:
(1) Apply concepts, theories, and analytical methods in the functional areas of IT. 
(2) Demonstrate an understanding of computer architecture in order to have a greater insight of how computer hardware and software function. 
(3) Design and develop programs for the computer, web, and mobile platforms.
(4) Build databases to improve the management of information. 
(5) Apply networking principles to manage communications among computers.
(6) Apply social networking and media to improve the communication to desired individuals and/or organizations. 
(7) Apply IT security principles to protect data for individuals and organizations.
(8) Demonstrate an understanding of current technology trends. (9) Develop a fundamental understanding of business practices and organizational functions.
(10) Demonstrate effective collaboration and teamwork skills.

IT professionals who have a minimum of a high school diploma. If the student has taken college credits, Apollos can review college transcripts for possible transfer credits which will reduce the cost and time to complete the degree program.

(1) High School diploma.

(2) English Language Proficiency

Accredited BSIT Degree or certificate

The BSIT provides comprehensive learning of the IT discipline. The program starts out with learning the fundamentals and concludes with a rigorous capstone project which enables the student to design and implement a project utilizing at least one of the state-of-the-art technologies, i.e., artificial intelligence, big-data, analytics, cloud computing, mobile platform, Internet of Things (IoT), etc.

Admissions will work with individuals to ensure they receive the information they need in order to make an informed decision. When the individual applies, Admissions will ensure the process is smooth for the applicant.