BS in Information Technology
The Computer Science Department offers a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology degree. The degree targets the practical implementation and management of IT infrastructures, with an emphasis on real-world applications. Strongly oriented towards technology, the curriculm includes advanced courses in cloud computing, cybersecurity, information systems, data engineering, and web frameworks.
Information Technology focuses on the design, development, and management of computer systems and networks for efficient information storage, processing, and communication. Combining technical expertise with problem-solving skills, this field supports and enhances digital infrastructure across businesses, government, and other organizations. After graduation, students are prepared to design, implement, and manage technology solutions that meet complex information needs, support organizational goals, and adapt to evolving digital landscapes.
Plan of Study
For the most current and accurate degree requirements, please refer to the university catalog page. The major requires the courses from the following list;
CSCI 105: Introduction to Cybersecurity Select one from the following sequences: Sequence One Sequence Two CSCI 177: Introduction to Information Technology Select one from the following: CSCI 313: Software Development with Frameworks MATH 105: Calculus I Technical ElectivesSelect two (6 credits) from the following: |
Additional Degree Requirements
(Must satisfy General Education**)
Communication: 12 credits (including Engl 321 or Engl 324)
Humanities and Fine Arts: 6 credits
Science & Technology: 10 credits
Social and Behavioral Sciences: 6 credits
Wellness: 2 credits
**Cultural Diversity and Global Perspectives credits required