How long is the Bachelor of Applied Information Systems Technology at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology?
The Bachelor of Applied Information System Technology program is a four-year program delivered over eight 16-month semesters. The first two years of this program is a computer-related diploma. NAIT's Computer Systems Technology and Computer Engineering Technology programs (or their equivalent) fulfil this prerequisite. The final two years of the program include two semesters of academic training and two semesters of credit work experience. Degree of Bachelor of Applied Information Systems Technology

What you need to get in to the Bachelor of Applied Information Systems Technology at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology?
Entrance into this program requires completion of a two-year NAIT diploma in computer-related technologies or computer engineering technologies. The diploma comprises the first two years of this program. Equivalent diploma programs from other post-secondary institutions will be considered. New full-time applied degree students begin daytime classes in September. Students may be required to take bridging courses depending on the major selected. Information Systems Major students must have prior knowledge of Visual Basic or C++, SQL, HTML/Scripting and Object Modeling. Network Management Major students must have prior knowledge of computer repair and maintenance, network cabling and hardware, communications protocol and network operating systems. See: http://www.nait.ca/program_home_21460.htm

For more information on the Bachelor of Applied Information Systems Technology at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
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Does the :program offer a Coop?
Yes

Distance Education Available:
No

What type of learning environment should I expect in the Bachelor of Applied Information Systems Technology?
In Class Study