The bachelor of science in Information Technology (IT) is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to compete and be productive in applying information technology to solve problems in today’s global business environment. Specifically, the degree focuses on building an understanding of core information technologies such as:
- Programming
- Networking
- Databases
- Security
- Risk analysis
The IT degree helps prepare students for the practical application of various information technologies such as enterprise resource planning and cloud computing.
Students engage in courses that will sharpen their ability to think critically and to communicate effectively. Team projects with writing and presentation components, a required internship, and a capstone experience provide additional opportunities for involving students in the cutting-edge issues and technologies of the field.
Students may choose one of four options to better align their educational experience with their career goals: Application Development, Business Applications, Cybersecurity, or a custom option to allow even more freedom to explore the field of information technology. For more information on specific courses, options, or possible career paths, please fill out the form below or contact the information technology faculty.
Program Coordinator
Joseph Kasten, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Information Sciences and Technology
Room 225, Information Sciences and Technology Center
[email protected]
717-718-6775