Information Technology – Data Center Management (ITDCO)
Award: Associate in applied science degree
Program location: Fort Omaha Campus, Fremont Area Center, Online
Data centers are a critical part of today’s data processing world. This degree familiarizes students with the physical components, design, management, support, and operations of a data center. Students learn about the data center infrastructure, creating a server environment to meet specific needs, and daily operations of data center activities.
Graduation Requirements
General education
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27.0–27.5
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Major requirements
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32.0
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Option requirements
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45.0
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Total credit hours required
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104.0–104.5
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General education requirements (27.0-27.5 credit hrs.)
The general education requirements for this degree program exceed the minimum standard number of hours. For more information, contact Student Services.
Communications
| English level I | 4.5 credits |
| English level II | 4.5 credits |
Humanities/social sciences
| Humanities/social sciences | 4.5 credits |
Quantitative/Numeracy Skills
MATH 1420: Students transferring to a four-year institution must take this course. Additional prerequisite(s) may be required.
Other
Major requirements for Information Technology (32.0 credit hrs.)
Option requirements for Information Technology – Data Center Management (45.0 credit hrs.)
INFO 1009 | Introduction to Cloud Computing | 4.5 credits |
INFO 1401 | Introduction to Data Center Management | 4.5 credits |
INFO 1411 | IT Troubleshooting and Recovery | 4.5 credits |
INFO 1421 | Cloud Infrastructure and Services Monitoring | 4.5 credits |
INFO 1431 | Data Center Physical Design | 4.5 credits |
INFO 1811 | Information Storage and Management | 4.5 credits |
INFO 2351 | Introduction to XML  | 4.5 credits |
INFO 2362 | Building Secure Environments | 4.5 credits |
INFO 2401 | Applied Data Center Management | 4.5 credits |
INFO 2990 | Data Center Management Internship | 4.5 credits |
INFO 1421: Additional prerequisite(s) may be required.
The degree option is an area of interest within a program. Although students may complete single or multiple options within this program, only the major degree is awarded.
See Curriculum Plan