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In order to prepare for careers in industry and business, students are provided with a sound theoretical and practical background in network design, information technology infrastructure administration, project management, systems administration, and technical communications.

• Graduates will be prepared to compete successfully in securing employment or progressing in their chosen field.
• Graduates will apply network design to small- and medium-scale networks.
• Graduates will apply the foundations of management information systems to redesign and reshape organizations through the information systems that support them.
• Graduates will practice effective systems administration and scripting techniques.
• Graduates will apply current industry practices to the assessment of information systems in order to prepare, implement, and maintain security plans.
• Graduates will communicate effectively for a range of purposes and audiences.

a project from the Captone course (n=39 out of a population of 39) was collected and reviewed by external evaluators using 3-point rubrics to determine the level of competency for each outcome. 

The results from 2009 (n=39 out of a population of 39) indicated that on average, students demonstrated acceptable or above acceptable proficiency levels on some program level outcomes. Average scores ranged between 2.05 and 2.24 on a three-point scale, with 1 being unacceptable, 2 being acceptable, and 3 being proficient.

Student seemed weak on other outcomes with the average scores below 2, especially on the Security outcome, where the average was 1.46.

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