B.S. in Information Technology

1. The ability to design, implement, test, and configure software programs

2. The ability to analyze information technology requirements, assess risk, optimize resources, monitor and evaluate progress, and manage project budgets

3. Knowledge of the fundamental principles of information processing and decision, networking, security, and database

4. Exposure to one or more information technology areas

5. Technical communication skills in written and oral forms

6. The capacity to work as part of a team

7. Awareness of the ethical and societal impact of developments in the field of information technology

8. The ability to develop a business case for an organizational decision to pursue an IT project