Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Successful completion of the BSIT program requires:

• General Education (Math, Science, English, etc.): 52 hours
• BSIT Program (including pre-technology, business, and technical cores): 68 hours
• Completion of ICCP Core Exam

If a student’s GPA falls below a 2.0, he or she will be placed on probation and will have until the end of the following semester to improve his or her overall GPA to a 3.0 or better. Failure to maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 may result in dismissal from the college.

Degree Requirements - Total Semester credit hours: 120 (Minimum)

General Education (52 credit hours)

Mathematics and Science (18 credit hours)

• MCS1214 Introduction to Math Analysis 1
• MCS1224 Introduction to Math Analysis 2
• MCS2113 Statistics
• PSC1113 Physical Science 1
• PSC1123 Physical Science 2
• PSC1131 Physical Science Lab

English/Communications (7 credit hours)

• COM1001 University Seminar
• COM1103 English Composition
• COM2103 Technical and Professional Communications

Humanities/Social Sciences (12 credit hours)

• LLT1213 World Masterpieces 1
• LLT1223 World Masterpieces 2
• SSC2413 Found American Experience
• SSC2423 Devel American Experience

General Electives (15 credit hours)

B.S. Information Technology (68 credit hours)

• Pre-Technology Core (8 credit hours)
• MCS1514 Computer Science I
• MCS2514 Computer Science II

Business Core (15 credit hours)

• MGT3013 Finance for Non-Financial Mgrs. and Starting New Ventures
• HRM3043 Organizational Development and Change Theory
• HRM3053 or HRM3073 Communication and Managing Relationships for Leaders
• HRM3063 Teambuilding and Group Dynamics
• MGT3233 Entrepreneurial Marketing

Information Technology Core (30 credit hours)

• INT3023 Information Technology Inaugural
• INT3103 IT Management
• INT3203 Technical Infrastructure
• INT3503 Project Management in an IT Environment
• INT3603 eBusiness Architecture
• INT3803 Database Design and Implementation
• INT4013 Telecommunications and Networks
• INT4023 Exploration of IT Security
• INT4203 Systems Analysis and Design
• INT4303 Physical Design and Implementation

Electives/Concentration (15 credit hours)

ICCP Mandatory Examination (Required)

General Electives and Electives/Concentration must be course work at the 3000 level or above.  Students can, with permission, take graduate information systems (MISXXXX) and graduate management (MGTXXXX) courses.

In addition, students with professional certifications (such as MCSE, CNE, A+, Network+, Cisco, etc.) may request an evaluation for credit.  Credit will be awarded for completed certifications and counted in the Electives/Concentration requirements for the course.