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Nov 21, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2017-2018 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Information Technology, BS
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This program provides students with knowledge and abilities that prepare them for careers in Information Technology (IT) and for continued professional development. The IT professional understands, evaluates, applies, and manages the information technology resources of individuals and organizations to assist them in achieving their goals and objectives. In addition to providing such preparation in an ever changing technical landscape, this program prepares students to be effective communicators and contributing collaborators in multiple domains.
The major courses follow a well-defined prerequisite structure with pervasive topics, such as security, spanning multiple courses. A noteworthy aspect of the program is that the Cognate Area requires both breadth and depth of study in relevant areas, and also provides an opportunity for the completion of a related minor. A capstone course in the senior year requires each student to complete a project under the direction of a faculty member. Opportunities exist for internship and practica experiences.
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Information Technology Curriculum
1Selection of a First Year Seminar that also fulfill a General Education Requirement will not add to the total credits for the semester.
2 Recommendations include BIOL 110 -111 , CHEM 110-111 , PHYS 120 , PHYS 121 .
3Recommendations include ECO 153 , , , .
4At least two courses from one of the areas below, and at least one from one of the other areas. Additional courses must be approved by the student’s Departmental Academic Advisor.
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- Marketing ()
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- Mathematical and Theoretical Foundations (, , )
- Psychology (, )
- Writing ()
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