Bachelor of Science, Major in Information Technology
The Information Technology major fills the gap between computer scientists and general users of computer information systems. You’ll learn a systematic approach to designing information technology solutions that go beyond the scope of general users. You can transfer relevant courses from previous work at a community college and use the Information Technology major to take your skills and knowledge to the next level. The degree prepares you for a career as a database administrator, application system designer, computer network director, Web specialist, intranet/firewall administrator, computer service technologist, computer security technologist and more.
Degree Requirements
General Education Requirements (33-42 semester hours)
Major (50-52 semester hours)
- Core (23 semester hours)
- Electives (12 semester hours)
- Internship (3 semester hours)
- Capstone Experience (3 semester hours)
- Cognate Requirements (9-11 semester hours)
Students pursuing this degree may choose either the Bachelor of Science Degree – Plan A or Bachelor of Science Degree – Plan B.
Bachelor of Science – Plan A
In addition to the General Education Requirements and Major courses, Plan
A requires 24 semester hours of Other Degree Requirements, and
electives. A minor is optional on this degree.
Bachelor of Science – Plan B
In addition to the General Education Requirements and Major courses, Plan
B requires 18 semester hours of Other Degree Requirements, an approved
Minor, and electives.
Minimum Total for Graduation - 124 credit hours
Note: No more than 27 semester hours may be taken from the College of
Business Administration. These hours include both business transfer credits
and credits earned at Central Michigan University.
