PLO 1: Apply the appropriate information technology processes, concepts, and methodologies in functional areas of business.
PLO 2: Organize data to apply analytical methodologies to solve qualitative and quantitative problems related to information technology.
PLO 3: Communicate effectively to work collaboratively to complete projects or tasks.
PLO 4: Examine professional ethics considering legal, organizational, and social responsibilities.

The Information Technology, B.S. curriculum provides students with a strong foundation in the processes, concepts, and methodologies used to apply information technology solutions across key functional areas of business. Students learn to manage and organize data effectively while applying analytical techniques to address both qualitative and quantitative challenges related to information systems and technology management.

The program emphasizes practical problem-solving, enabling students to use technology and data analysis to support informed decision-making within organizations. Students also develop strong communication and collaboration skills through project-based work that prepares them to work effectively in team environments. In addition, the curriculum highlights professional ethics, encouraging students to evaluate legal, organizational, and social responsibilities when designing and implementing technology solutions in modern business settings.

Students engage in hands-on, project-based learning throughout the program, frequently utilizing the college’s maker space—a collaborative innovation lab equipped with digital printers, laser etching machines, and other advanced technologies and prototyping tools. These experiences allow students to design, build, and test real-world solutions. In the capstone course, students develop a business or technology concept and bring it to life, transforming their ideas into tangible products or services that demonstrate both technical and entrepreneurial competencies.

The program also features an active, college-sanctioned I.T. Club, where students collaborate with peers and a faculty advisor to explore emerging technology topics, participate in workshops, host guest speakers, attend industry events and site visits, and engage in networking and professional development activities. The club fosters a strong sense of community while helping students build leadership skills, expand their professional networks, and stay current with trends in the field. 

💻 Information Technology Specialist – You will manage and support computer systems, networks, and technology infrastructure within organizations.

📊 Data Analyst – You will organize and analyze data to help businesses make informed strategic and operational decisions.

🖥 Systems Analyst – You will evaluate business processes and design technology solutions that improve organizational efficiency.

🔐 Cybersecurity Analyst – You will help protect information systems and organizational data from security threats and cyberattacks.

🌐 Network Administrator – You will manage and maintain network systems that support communication and data sharing.

📈 IT Project Coordinator – You will work with teams to plan, manage, and implement technology projects within organizations.

🏢 Technology Consultant – You will advise businesses on selecting and implementing information technology solutions.