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Bachelor of Science
Technology has become inseparable from an organization’s operations, including applying digital strategies to leverage data, collaborating in virtual work environments and leveraging established and emerging technologies. The Bachelor of Arts in Information Technologies gives students the opportunity to combine technical abilities, people skills, and a keen problem-solving mindset to help organizations large and small leverage new technologies for innovating practices, products, and processes. This degree will prepare students for current IT work and provide the skills and dispositions to ready themselves and their organizations for the rapid evolution of future technologies. Students will learn the fundamental information technologies, systems, data management methods, and computational thinking strategies necessary to support organizational decision-making and recommend effective system design and maintenance solutions. They will also learn to operate in an ever-changing work environment where communication, collaboration, and the drive to proactively identify and solve problems are markers of success. Learning through hands-on authentic problems, students in this degree program will demonstrate the necessary skills that will allow them to grow and adapt within the field of information technology.
The Information Technologies (BA) program contains 17 identified courses across 3 requirement categories. The prerequisite data currently includes 20 known course relationships.
Structured catalog requirement categories, credit thresholds, and nested course rules.
42 Total Credits
42 credit(s) from: GenEd
Take 2 courses
48 Total Credits
Complete all of the following
Complete:
1 of the following:
30 Total Credits
30 credit(s).
Known courses in this degree map with credits and prerequisite links from catalog data.
| Course | Title | Credits | Prerequisites |
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| IT 140 | Introduction to Scripting | 3 | None listed |
| IT 200 | Fundamentals of Information Technology | 3 | None listed |
| IT 202 | Computer Operating Systems | 3 |
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| IT 212 | Introduction to Computer Networks | 3 |
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| IT 226 | Communication in STEM Professions | 3 | None listed |
| IT 253 | Computer Systems Security | 3 |
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| IT 260 | Web-Oriented Services | 3 |
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| IT 272 | Cross-Platform Technologies | 3 |
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| IT 304 | Systems Requirements and Implementation Planning | 3 |
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| IT 313 | Risk Management and Mitigation in System Design | 3 |
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| IT 337 | User-Centered Systems Design and Evaluation | 3 |
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| IT 409 | Impact of Systems on Organizations | 3 |
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| IT 423 | Computing as a Service | 3 |
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| IT 482 | IT Operations and Systems Planning | 3 |
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| MGT 200 | Leadership and Team Building | 3 | None listed |
| QSO 340 | Project Management | 3 | None listed |
| QSO 345 | Project Management for CAPM® Certification | 3 | None listed |
| CS 230External | Operating Platforms | — | None listed |
| CS 200External | Computer Science's Role in Industry | — | None listed |
| IT 145External | Foundation in Application Development | — | None listed |