Keiser University--Degrees for Careers in Demand

For more than 30 years, Keiser University has maintained a practical, hands-on approach to career education to help our students achieve their personal and professional goals. Our student-centered approach remains at the foundation of the Keiser University mission and continues to attract students who prefer a more personal learning experience.

At Keiser University, you will find a warm, friendly community with faculty and staff truly committed to your success. Our small class sizes, individualized attention and one-class-at-a-time schedules create a positive learning environment where you can excel. Whether your goal is to prepare for a new career or to advance with your current employer, Keiser University is designed around your needs.

Keiser University's programs and curriculum remain in-line with technology and workforce trends, helping you develop the skills and qualifications necessary to succeed in today's job market. Our career-focused programs make it possible for you to graduate in less time than you may think.

Associate of Science in Computer Programming

Software development plays an important role in today's industry and business within our highly innovative society. Developers study the science of logic, design, analysis and implementation in order for them to establish highly effective programs. Developers solve task-oriented problems on a daily basis from software to internet driven applications. Keiser University graduates can expect to find employment in various businesses corporations or government agencies. Keiser University's software development program is designed to train students to work effectively as an entry-level developer. Keiser University graduates will be able to perform successfully in many programming languages, debug and troubleshoot applications and perform special emphasis on programs.

Associate of Science in Computer Networking and Security Management

Network or computer systems administrators design, install and support an organization's LAN (local-area network), WAN (wide-area network), network segment, internet or intranet system. They provide day-to-day onsite administrative support for software users in a variety of work environments, including professional offices, small businesses, government and large corporations. They maintain network hardware and software, analyze problems and monitor the network to ensure its availability to system users. These workers gather data to identify customer needs and then use that information to identify, interpret and evaluate system and network requirements. Administrators also may plan, coordinate and implement network security measures.

Program emphasis is placed on professional practice, troubleshooting, problem resolution, risk management, control, software discipline, disaster recovery and system self-assessment. Along with qualified instruction and a solid grounding in theory, the students' educational experience is supported with 700+ hours of hands-on experience.

Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems

Management information systems is the study of the use of computers in business. As such, students study both business and technology and learn how to solve business problems using information technology. Graduates learn how to solve problems and exploit business opportunities using technology as a key business driver. After learning about each key area of business, MIS students learn the tools they will apply to solve problems; learn how to apply those tools in any business situation; and learn how to manage the corporate information technology resources. Tools include computer hardware, operating systems, networking, programming and database management systems. Application of the tools includes distributed information systems, system analysis, system design and decision support systems. Management includes technology management and system implementation.

Material covered in the classroom will be the same material needed to sit for up to six professional certifications. During the application and management components of the degree, students will work in groups with community organizations and have actual project experience to put on their resume.

Accreditation

Keiser University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone 404-679-4501) to award associate, bachelor's and master's degrees.

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