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Bachelor of Science, Major in Information Technology
Core (23 semester hours)
Students choose one of the following programming sequences:
Programming sequence I
CPS 110 Information
Technology Programming I
ITC 111 Information
Technology Programming II
CPS 280C Alternative Programming Languages
Programming sequence II
CPS 180 Principles
of Computer Programming
CPS 181 Introduction to
Data Structures
CPS 280V Alternative
Programming Languages
Other core courses:
ITC 290 Computer
Hardware Concepts, Installation, Configuration, and Support
ITC 291 Computer
Software Concepts, Installation, Configuration, and Support
CPS 282 Introduction to
Multimedia Design
ITC 341 Introduction to
Databases and Applications
ITC 365 Introduction to
Data Communications and Computer Networks
Electives (12 semester hours)
Specialized track (each student is required to select 6 credits from one of the following tracks):
- Data Communication and Networking
- Database
- Interactive Multimedia Design
- Windows Application Development
- Custom Track
Additional electives
Each student must take 6 additional elective hours, chosen to complement
the student’s program goals and approved by an IT advisor.
Internship (3 semester hours)
CPS 395 Internship in Computer Science
The internship may include a special project conducted in the work place or
with an organization outside of the work place under the supervision of a
faculty member. Preferably, the internship will be in the student’s area of
concentration.
Capstone Experience(3 semester hours)
Students may choose one of the following:
ITC 495 Senior
Internship
CPS 497 Independent
Study
Cognate Requirements (9-11 semester hours)
Math requirements
STA 282 Introduction to
Statistics
Or
STA 382 Elementary
Statistical Analysis
Plus one of:
MTH 132 Calculus I
MTH 136 Calculus I for
Engineers and Scientists
MTH 175 Discrete
Mathematics
MTH 216 Mathematics for
Business II
MTH 223 Linear Algebra
and Matrix Theory
Communications requirement
COM 264
Organizational Communication
Or
COM 361 Dynamics of
Interpersonal Communication
