Modality: On-Campus
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Computer Networking
What You’ll Learn As a Computer Networking student, you’ll explore the fundamental technologies and concepts that allow computers, devices, applications, and systems to communicate. You’ll develop an understanding of network architecture, connectivity, communication protocols, and the components that work together to create reliable network environments. Through your coursework, you’ll learn to approach networking challenges by…
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Children’s Advocacy Studies Training (CAST)
What You’ll Learn As a CAST student, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of child maltreatment and the factors that can place children and families at risk. You’ll explore the effects of abuse, neglect, trauma, and exploitation on children and consider the ways these experiences can affect development, behavior, relationships, and long-term well-being. You’ll also learn…
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Bioinformatics Research
What You’ll Learn As a Bioinformatics Research student, you’ll explore how biological questions can be investigated through computational and data-driven approaches. You’ll develop an understanding of the types of biological information researchers work with and how computational tools can help organize, analyze, and interpret that information. You’ll build skills in working with biological datasets while…
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Biblical Studies
What You’ll Learn As a Biblical Studies student, you’ll explore the Bible through its texts, themes, historical settings, and traditions. You’ll develop a greater understanding of the people, cultures, events, and religious ideas that provide context for biblical writings and the communities that produced and preserved them. Through your coursework, you’ll learn to read and…
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Artificial Intelligence
What You’ll Learn As an Artificial Intelligence student, you’ll explore the foundational concepts behind AI and the ways intelligent systems can be developed and applied. You’ll build an understanding of how computers can process information, identify patterns, make predictions, and perform tasks that traditionally require human intelligence. Through your coursework, you’ll develop the ability to…
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Advanced Software Development
What You’ll Learn As an Advanced Software Development student, you’ll build on foundational programming concepts and develop a deeper understanding of how software is designed, developed, tested, and maintained. You’ll strengthen your ability to approach complex programming challenges systematically and translate requirements into functional software solutions. Through your coursework, you’ll work with advanced programming and…
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Theatre
What You’ll Learn As a Theatre student at Athens State, you’ll explore the artistic and practical elements that make live performance possible. You’ll develop your understanding of theatrical storytelling while strengthening your skills in performance, collaboration, rehearsal, and production. Your studies will challenge you to think creatively and communicate ideas through both artistic and practical…
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Sociology
What You’ll Learn As a Sociology student at Athens State, you’ll explore how people interact with one another and how social structures influence individual and collective experiences. You’ll examine the relationships among individuals, families, communities, organizations, and institutions while considering how culture and social environments shape behavior and opportunities. You’ll also develop an understanding of…
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Social Science – Minor in Education (Grades 6-12)
What You’ll Learn As a Social Science student, you’ll examine the people, institutions, events, and ideas that shape society. Because social science is interdisciplinary, you’ll draw connections across areas such as history, political science, sociology, psychology, economics, and related fields. You’ll learn to evaluate evidence, conduct research, analyze information, and consider complex issues from multiple…
