Bachelors Degree in Information Technology

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The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology will help students gain the technical abilities and practical skills so that they can help any organization innovate practices, products and processes. The Bachelor in IT is designed in a way to empower individuals to become passionate, solution‐minded Information Technology professionals by fostering innovation, research, leadership development, solving real-life problems. The Bachelor in IT is different from computer engineering, computer science, and MIS and it focuses on meeting the needs of users within organizational and societal contexts through innovation, creation, application, integration, and administration of computing technologies. The program is designed to be completed following a prescribed order provided below in the credit hour breakdown.

Program Outcomes

  • Plan, deploy and configure application and file servers
  • Learn, understand and configure secure network and computing applications
  • Develop a professional identity from which to make globally, socially and ethically responsible information technology and systems decisions that are in line with legal and organizational policy requirements
  • Function efficiently as individuals and team members in the workplace
  • Develop project management skills and leadership skills.
  • Pursuing life-long learning and obtaining the tools to successfully identify, use and cope up with ever-changing technologies.
  • Demonstrate a substantial understanding of real-world practice pertaining to IT.
  • Create a project plan, design and execute projects to provide appropriate solutions to business requirements.

Credit Hour Breakdown

Item #
Title
Credit Hours
COMM100Interpersonal CommunicationCredit HoursProgramDownload as PDF3.00This course teaches the basics of communication principles and concepts. Topics include Intercultural issues, conflict management, and communicating in groups and public.
MATH100College Mathematics ICredit HoursProgramDownload as PDF3.00This course is a basic review of mathematical skills, including terminology, checking accounts, taxes, payroll, step-by-step approaches. This course will help you develop math skills used in personal and business applications.
GOVT100American Government Credit HoursProgramDownload as PDF3.00The course provides a survey of the organization of American government, which includes an overview of the historical significance and provisions of the Constitution; the Bill of Rights; Congress; the Supreme Court; the Presidency; political parties, and interest groups. The objective of the course is to lay the proper foundation for informed citizenship and more specialized study in political science.
Sub-Total Credit Hours
120
Total credits:
120

Overview

Type

Bachelor of Science

Program Length

4 years, 120 Credit Hours