Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

The program emphasizes the practical applications of information technology. It provides students with both breadth and depth of information technology needed for professional success in this field. The university offer this program either Distance or Directed Independent Study and regular mode through the Approved Support Centers and Internet (online). The curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a Business Administration concentration requires the successful completion of 130 credits which are distributed as follows:

Core Requirements   48 credits

Mathematics, Science and
Programming Requirements   18 credits

Liberal  Arts  Requirements   34 credits

Business Administration Concentration   24 credits

Free  Electives 6 credits

Total  130 Credits

IT Core  Requirements    48 credits

• Computer Concepts and Technology
• Data Communications & Computer Networks I
• Data Communications & Computer Networks II
• Data Structures
• Database Systems
• Digital Media Publishing
• Digital Systems
• Human Computer Interface
• IT Needs Assessment & Management
• IT Capstone Project
• Information Technology
• Internet & Web Applications
• Management & Engineering Economics
• Management Information Systems
• Software Applications in Business & Technology
• Web Site Design and Management

Mathematics, Science and Programming Requirements     18 credits

• Applied Statistics
• Applied Calculus
• Computer Programming I for IT
• Computer Programming II for IT
• Introduction to Environmental Science with Lab
• Modern Technologies: Principles, Applications & Impacts

Liberal Arts Requirements    34 credits

• The World History
• Cross-Cultural Perspectives
• English Composition I
• English Composition II
• Freshman Seminar  (1 cr.)
• Geography & World Issues
• The Global Challenge
• Human Perspectives of a Computerized Society
• Introduction to Political Science
• Introduction to Digital Media
• Perspectives on the Individual
• Technical Communications

Business Administration Concentration    24 credits

• Accounting Principles
• Business Finance
• Business in a Global Society
• Fundamentals of International Business
• Human Motivation  & Behavior
• Introduction to Microeconomics
• Principles of Marketing
• Principles of International Marketing

Free Electives    6 credits