2024-25 Catalog

Information Technology

Degree pathways are designed for the student who plans to transfer to the University of Central Florida as a junior to complete a Bachelor’s degree after completing an Associate in Arts degree at Valencia. Students who plan to transfer to a limited-access program are responsible for completing the specific requirements of the institution to which they will transfer as completion of this degree pathway does not guarantee admission to an upper division limited-access program.

This degree pathway includes the following Common Program Prerequisites (CPPs) which are required for transfer to the Information Technology major at the University of Central Florida and/or any Florida public institution:

CGS 2545CDATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS3
COP 2800CJAVA PROGRAMMING 13
COP 2805CADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING 13
COT 2104CFOUNDATIONS OF DISCRETE MATHEMATICS3
ECO 2013PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS-MACRO3
MAC 1114COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY (GR)3
PHY 2053CCOLLEGE PHYSICS I WITH ALGEBRA AND TRIGONOMETRY4
PSY 2012GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY3
STA 2023STATISTICAL METHODS (GR)3
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COP 2800C JAVA PROGRAMMING and COP 2805C ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING will satisfy the requirement for COP 3330 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING at UCF.

CPPs may also satisfy some general education requirements.

Start Right - Pathway Plan

You are encouraged to develop an education plan that includes the courses required for your A.A. degree and the CPPs needed for transfer to your intended bachelor's major. For course sequencing recommendations, visit the Degree Pathways website. Once you have created your plan, you are encouraged to review it with an advisor.

Financial Aid

In order to be eligible for and calculated in your enrollment status for financial aid, courses for which you are enrolled must count toward your Associate in Arts degree (36 credits of general education and 24 credits of electives). CPPs may not be calculated in your enrollment status for financial aid purposes if you took other course work outside of the Associate in Arts degree requirements (examples include prior course work from prerequisites, changing a major, and transfer course work).