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Modern technological progress demands skilled IT experts capable of managing and safeguarding organizational networks and databases. Crucially, businesses require these professionals to maintain seamless operations and gain a competitive edge. Earning a BS in Information Technology prepares you for roles such as systems administrator, network administrator, web developer, network engineer, database administrator, or telecommunications specialist. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 12% growth in computer and IT occupations between 2014-2024, creating strong demand for qualified graduates. Our Industry Advisory Board ensures our program stays current with technological shifts, curriculum needs, and employer expectations. Women find exceptional opportunities in IT, as computing remains one of the most gender-equitable fields for compensation. Explore IT career prospects for women through resources like The National Center for Women in Computing, U.S. News and World Report, and the DotDiva initiative.
Our Information Technology program follows ACM curriculum standards, offering core courses in databases, networking, system administration, web systems, and human-computer interaction. Students delve deeper into network security, system administration, and web technologies while completing essential mathematics coursework including Statistics and Applied Discrete Mathematics. The program includes mandatory internships, providing hands-on experience with local businesses.
This major leads to careers in system administration, web design/development, network administration, and cybersecurity. Computer network systems and database administration ranked #2 in 100 Fastest-Growing Careers. Our alumni hold positions including Information Systems Manager at Travelers, Technical Support Specialist at M.I.T., Support Analyst at McKesson Health IT, and Systems Engineer at General Dynamics Mission Systems.