The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology offers students technical skills in web development, database management, operating system knowledge, programming, networking, and hardware deployment. By the end of the program, students will gain the technical skills necessary to sit for the CompTIA A+ and Network+ examinations and take on various roles in Information Technology.
Skills in IT generally fall into two broad categories: technical skills and soft skills. The technical skills included in this program are:
Web Development
Database Management
Operating Systems
Programming
Technical Writing
Hardware Deployment
This program is notably light on hardware topics in general. This is intentional, as very few IT jobs today require physical deployments. Instead, we focus on additional skills you'll need to get hired over the next decade: Cloud Computing and Information Security.
IT professionals are responsible for keeping corporations connected and online. They maintain the backbone of the modern economy and are therefore in incredibly high demand, with Computer and Information Managers earning a . Entry-level roles tend to earn between $70,000 and $100,000 depending on the position. Fill out the form to learn more.
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