Become a Skilled Data Processing Professional and Launch a Successful Professional Career
Successful graduates of the Associate of Science Degree in Business and Management Technology enter the professional world with the skills, hands-on experience and confidence to begin a successful career as a data processing professional in a business environment.
This program is comprised of a combination of courses in:
- General Education
- Business
- Computer Science Areas
Rising Demand for Technology Professionals
"Computer Information Sciences is one of the fastest growing career fields in the United States" - U.S. Bureau of Labor
Business has become more reliant on technology to manage knowledge and process communication. The Associate of Science Computer Information Sciences degree with an emphasis on Business Management and Technology provides a foundation for graduates to join the workforce in entry-level positions as technical professionals and become valuable assets to their employers. Through hands-on training with the most current software applications and curricula, graduates can advance their careers in a variety of industries.
Becoming a Sought-After Tech & Business Professional
As a graduate of this program, you'll have the proficiency to qualify for a variety of entry-level careers. The program involves intensive, hands-on training with up-to-date computer applications used in many jobs for creating and using spreadsheets, databases, and accounting ledgers. The program has several courses to give graduates the skills needed to be successful in many organizations, such as:
- Office Management
- Database Management
- Project Management
- Accounting/Bookkeeping
- Sales
The Computer Information Sciences Associate of Science degree at Florida Technical College has many advantages. FTC students receive individualized instruction and attention, with practical, hands-on courses using specialized technology and curricula. Students will take courses not only in database and information management, but also in business law, ethics and marketing.
Successful graduates are also backed by the dedicated Career Placement team at FTC.
Find Out More
Explore if becoming a skilled Business and Management Technology Professional is right for you. Fill out the form on the left side of the page to receive career and program info or call the campus nearest you to speak with a knowledgeable Florida Technical College Admissions Representative.
Not all programs are available at all locations.
Computer Information Science/Business and Management Technology Associate of Science Degree Program
Student Achievement and Additional Information
Related Employment:
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Occupation Name |
SOC Code |
Please visit the link below for the Department of Labor’s occupational profile
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General and Operations Managers |
11-1021.00 |
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Sales Managers |
11-2022.00 |
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Administrative Services Managers |
11-3011.00 |
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Industrial Production Managers |
11-3051.00 |
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Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers |
11-3071.00 |
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Transportation Managers |
11-3071.01 |
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Storage and Distribution Managers |
11-3071.02 |
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Construction Managers |
11-9021.00 |
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Managers, All Other |
11-9199.00 |
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Cost Estimators |
13-1051.00 |
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Campus |
On-Time Completion Rate (1) |
Placement Rate (2) |
Median Loan Debt: Title IV Loans |
Median Loan Debt: Private Loans |
Median Loan Debt: Institutional Financing |
Tuition & Fees (includes books and materials) |
Other: Administrative Processing Fee |
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Orlando |
76% |
92.86% |
$15,484.42 |
$3,334.00 |
$7.50 |
$32,520 |
$125 |
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Lakeland |
100.0% |
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Deland |
83.33% |
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Kissimmee |
** |
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Pembroke Pines |
*** |
** New Branch Campus as of April 2011. Data is not available.
*** New Branch Campus as of October 2011. Data is not available.
Room and board are not offered.
The tuition on this disclosure was updated on May 9, 2012.
(1) Percent of graduates who complete program within the program length published in the school catalog, http://www.ftccollege.edu. Rates calculated for 2010-2011 graduates basedon US Department of Education formula for required disclosures under 34CFR668.6, http://federalregister.gov/articles/2010/10/29/2010-26531/program-integrity-issues#-123
(2) Percent of graduates available for placement who obtain employment directly or indirectly related to the field of study within two and one-half months after the end of the reporting period. Rate calculated for 2010-2011 graduates based upon ACICS formula, http://www.acics.org/accreditation/content.aspx?id=1616
