THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE
IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Courses for B.S. in
Information Technology
B.S. in Information
Technology Interest Form
PROGRAM
MISSION
The
information technology program provides a high quality applications-oriented
undergraduate education in computer information technology as a preparation for
productive employment or graduate education.
STUDENT
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon successful completion of the information
technology program, students will:
1.
Exhibit proficiency in the design and development of computer programs
and software systems.
2.
Exhibit proficiency in the application of digital circuits, networking,
operating systems and computer architecture principles.
3.
Exhibit proficiency in the application of computer software, hardware,
related technologies, procedures, and theories to problem solving.
4.
Show evidence of having achieved WSSU Educational Goals.
GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS
All
information technology majors earn a total of at least 122 semester hours of
credit:
40
hours —
General Education
19 hours —
Information Technology CORE (CSC 1000 and 2000 level courses)
39 hours —
Information Technology ADVANCED (CSC 3000 and 4000 level courses)
9 hours — Mathematics (beyond
MAT 1313) MAT 2326, 2337, 2317
8 hours —
Science (beyond BIO 1301 & PHS 2336) PHY 3131, 3132
7 hours —
General Electives: may include non-CSC courses and/or CSC courses
122
hours total
Majors
must earn at least a grade of
“C” in all computer science, math, science and english courses.
|
