Bachelors of Science in Computing and Information Technologies

Students in Computing and Information Technologies (CIT) program are
characterized by their hands-on approach to technology. CIT students are not
only designers and builders, but primarily enablers; they approach complex
problems and create customized solutions that help users meet their goals.
They play an integral role in any modern organization, often working behind
the scenes to deploy technologies where they are needed most. Not only do
CIT students learn to implement complex systems, but they become well
versed in their management as well.
That versatility is the core principle of the CIT degree. People are interacting
with computers more than ever before and with that comes a need for
professionals with the broad and practical skills necessary to facilitate those
interactions across a variety of sectors. Every day, more businesses are
realizing the benefits that IT professionals bring to the table.
A major hospital needs a stable web presence, CIT graduates can build it. A
government agency needs a database developed to track disaster relief
efforts, CIT graduates can design it. The possibilities are numerous and are
growing every day.
The CIT degree allows students to embrace current and future computing
technologies. CIT students are required to take six courses in a degree
concentration to put them on a path to transform their passions into a career.