Undergraduate Program in Information Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree program is part of the Undergraduate Management Program degree cluster and designed with four goals in mind:

Students in the BSIT program experience coursework in Database Design, Systems Analysis, Technical Infrastructure, Project Management, Information Systems Management, Telecommunications and various business courses. To enhance the learning experience, class sizes are limited, courses meet once a week and students explore various information technology topics through a course’s Internet component.

As students approach their senior year, they select a concentration in systems design, infrastructure or software applications. The purpose of this concentration is to allow students the opportunity to apply the theory they have learned in their coursework with current technologies available in the work place. Students, therefore, acquire a valuable skill set that can be applied to their first day on the job.

The BSIT degree program combines fundamental business concepts with current technology. This allows students to solve complex business problems using the technology they have learned. Students can develop careers in systems analysis design, web development, network administration, web administration, systems programming and applications support. More importantly, the BSIT merges two ideologies that are at the heart of learning at Lawrence Tech: theory and practice. This has been proven to be the competitive edge most students seek when they embark upon their careers.

BSIT Program Brochure
BSIT Program Flow Sheet
BSIT Flow Chart

What Can I do with an Information Technology Degree? 

Admission Requirements

Questions?  Contact Dr. Richard Bush at 248-204-3078, or send e-mail to ump@ltu.edu.