The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (ITECH) degree from the College of Arts and Sciences takes students into the worlds of information security, digital forensics, virtualization, and cloud computing. This program provides students with cutting edge coursework and advanced, real-world projects. The program collaborates closely with related programs in Computer Science, Criminal Justice, and Management Information Systems so students can tailor their degree to their career goals. Information Technology undergraduates receive a balance of theory and application as they learn to use a broad range of software and hardware to design and deploy various computer and network systems; and to work independently and collaboratively to solve problems.
Program Expected Student Outcomes
Upon completion of the BS in Information Technology program, students will be able to:
1. Analyze a complex technology problem and apply the proper principles of technology to determine the cause and recommended solution.
2. Compose, implement and evaluate a proposed technology solution to meet the given set of requirements.
3. Demonstrate effective communication skills within a variety of professional contexts.
4. Illustrate professional responsibilities and make informed recommendations in technology practices based on legal and ethical best practices.
5. Operate effectively both individually and part of a team in activities specific to the course.
