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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CORE I
Take one of the following courses:
IT-110 Principles of Information Technology
3 CreditsS
IT-111 Principles of IT Science
3 CreditsN,CTGIS
Take the following courses:
MA-116 Discrete Structures
4 CreditsN, QPre-requisite high school algebra.
CS-110 Computer Science I
3 CreditsN,CTGES,CTGISRecommended programming experience or IT110 or IT100, IT111 or IM110 or MA103 but not necessary.
IT-210 Information Technology Systems
4 CreditsNPrerequisites: CS110. MA116 strongly recommended.
CS-240 Computer Science II
4 CreditsNPrerequisites: CS110 and MA116 or MA210.
CS-300 Software Engineering
3 CreditsNPrerequisite: CS240.
IT-325 Network Design & Management.
4 CreditsNPrerequisites: CS240 or IT210.
CS-370 Database Management Systems
3 CreditsN,CTGISPrerequisites: CS110.
IT-350 Security Engineering
3 CreditsNPrerequisites: IT210 and junior standing or permission of the instructor.
CM-200 Art of Public Speaking
3 CreditsCS, HPrerequisites: Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing.
IT-380 Innovations for Industry II
4 CreditsS,CTGISPrerequisites: IT307 & IT308 and senior standing.
IT-480 Innovations for Industry III
4 CreditsS,CTGISPrerequisites: IT380 and senior standing.
Take one of the following courses:
CM-290 The Metaverse
3 CreditsH, CW, CSPrerequisites: CM133 or IT110 or IT111.
IT-290 The Metaverse
3 Credits H,CW,CS Prerequisites: CM132 or IT110 or IT111.
Take one of the following courses:
CM-300 Professional Presentations
3 CreditsCS, HPrerequisites: CM200.
EN-315 Technical Writing
4 CreditsH, CW, SW-ERPrerequisites: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109 and Sophomore, Junior or Senior standing.
BUSINESS CORE
Take 3 credits from the EB - Accounting, Business & Economics Department. (EB-202: Behavioral Analysis of Organizations is recommended)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CORE II
Complete one of the folowing options below:
OPTION 1:
Take the following courses:
IT-341 Web Design
2 Credits Prerequisites: CS110 or permission.
IT-342 Web Programming
2 Credits Prerequisite: CS-240. Corequisite: IT-341.
IT-341 Web Design
2 Credits Prerequisites: CS110 or permission.
IT-342 Web Programming
2 Credits Prerequisite: CS-240. Corequisite: IT-341.
OPTION 2:
Take the following courses:
IT-260 Human Computer Interaction
3 CreditsSPrerequisites: CS110.
IM-242 Info Visualization
3 CreditsN,CTDH,CTGESPrerequisite: IT 110, IT 111, IM 110, DS 110, or CS 110 or permission.
UPPER-LEVEL IT/CS ELECTIVE
Complete one of the following options below:
OPTION 1:
Take the following course:
ESS-330 Geographical Information Systems
4 CreditsCTGISNote: A special course fee is assessed. Prerequisite: ESS100.
OPTION 2:
Take an additional 300 or 400 level IT/CS course.
OPTION 3:
Take the following courses:
3 CreditsSPrerequisites: CS110. 3 CreditsN,CTDH,CTGESPrerequisite: IT 110, IT 111, IM 110, DS 110, or CS 110 or permission. IT-260 Human Computer Interaction
IM-242 Info Visualization
CAPSTONE
Take the following courses:
4 CreditsS,CW,CS,SW-LEPrerequisite: IT-210. Pre-or co-requisite: FYC-101. 1 CreditsSPrerequisites: IT210 and Jr or Sr standing or by permission of the instructor. Corequisite:
IT307. Note: This course will have appointed class times for projects other than the
times listed on the schedule. IT-307 Project Management
IT-308 Innovations for Industry I
NOTE:
1. The department may approve up to 7 credits of substitute technology related courses
2. The department recommends pursuing a related secondary emphasis in another discipline,
e.g. business
The Information Technology and Computer Science (ITCS) Department does not permit students to pursue the following dual Programs of Emphases (POEs).
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Information Technology & Computer Science
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Information Technology & Business Information Technology
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Computer Science & Business Information Technology
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POE Credit Total = 60-63
Students must complete at least 18 credits at the 300/400-level. Any course exception must be approved by the advisor and/or department chair.
Learn the Skills You Need ...
The importance of communication and business skills
An appreciation for the wide-spread acceptance of multi-platform, distributed computing
environments
An appreciation for IT's role in providing competitive advantage in today's dynamic
business environment
How to deploy the latest technologies to solve real-world problems
... For the Future You Want
System and network administration
Web and multimedia development
Database development
Marketing and online commerce
Graduate studies
Webmaster
Content developer
Network or systems administrator
Facilities manager
User support specialist
Database developer or administrator
Multimedia developer
Systems analyst
Application developer
Interface design specialist
Testing and quality assurance specialist
Instructional designer
Technical marketing representative