Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

• Focuses on IT infrastructure and services, networking technology, server technology, and systems analysis

• Emphasizes the use of technologies for solving complex problems in computing systems

• Meets the growing demand for individuals skilled in the management of information technology systems

• May lead to such jobs as Information Security Engineer, Network Operations Technician, Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst and/or Network and Computer Systems Administrator -some of the fastest-growing careers in the U.S.

•  Five-year program with three six-month periods of Co-op employment or four-year program with one six-month Co-op

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Find out what courses are required for the Information Technology degree. The Undergraduate Catalog allows you to keep track of your progress through your degree.

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