Students learn about the major services provide by a web site as well as how to create a site. This includes setting up and securing a web server, and setting up ftp, Gopher, and WWW services. Students learn HTML and a web authoring software package. Further students revisit Java Applets and learn JavaScript, Perl, and VBScript. These programming languages are used to build interactive web pages.
Emphasis is placed on database connectivity and multimedia.
In addition to the requirements of the major, all bachelor's degree candidates in Applied Information Technology are required to fulfill the College-wide degree requirements outlined under the College's General Policies and Information section in the current catalog. The degree also assumes 6 credit hours of lower-division mathematics. Because of the upper-division status of UB, we assume a completed Associates degree, or that a minimum of 56 credit hours are completed prior to admission to the program. A minimum of 120 credit hours are required for completing the bachelor's degree. To receive more information about the Bachelor's in Applied Information Technology, including an application, you may 1.