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Information Technology

Department: Information Technology and Computer Science

Course Number Title Credits Prerequisites Dist. Skills
IT 110
or
IT 111		 Principles of Information Technology
Principles of IT		 3

3
S

N		 CW
MA 115 Discrete Structures 4
N QM
CS 110 Computer Science I 4
N
IT 210 Information Tech. Systems 4 IT 110 & CS 110 N
CS 240 Computer Science II 3 CS 110 & MA 115 or MA 210 N
CS 300 Software Engineering 3 CS 240 or IT 210 N CW
CS 325 Network Design & Management 4 IT 210 or CS 240 N
CS 370 Database Management Systems 3 IT 210 or CS 240 N
IT 350 Security Engineering 3 IT 210 N
CM 200 Art of Public Speaking 3 Sophomore standing H CW, CS
CM 290 indiv@metaverse.com 3 CM 133, IT 110 or IT 100 H CW, CS
CM 300
or
EN 315		 Professional Presentation

Technical Writing		 3

3		 CM 200 H

H		 CW, CS
CW
IT 340
or
IT 260		 Web Design

Human Computer Interaction		 3

3		 IT 210

CS 110		 S

IT/CS elective or
ESS 330		 Choice of upper level IT or CS course
Geographical Info Systems (recommended)		 3

4

ESS 100
IT 300 Innovations for Industry I 1 CS 300, IT 110/111; IT 301 corequiste or permission
IT 301 Project Management 3 CS 300, IT 110/111; IT 300 corequisite or permission
EB elective EB 201 or EB 202 recommended 3-4 Sophomore standing
IT 380
Innovations for Industry I, II, III
 4 IT 300
IT 480 Innovations for Industry I 4 IT 380

Total credits = 61-63

These two scenarios demonstrate potential schedules for completing the general education requirements and the requirements of the IT POE in four years as well as in three years starting the program in the beginning of the sophomore year. There are other variations possible that permit completion of the degree on time. Note that some courses are only offered once per year and a few electives may be offered only every other year.

Sample Regular Start Schedule

Fall Spring

Freshman
EN 110 College Writing Seminar
IT 100 Information Access
MA 115 Discrete Structures
IT 110 or 111 Principles of Info. Tech.
CS 110 (IT 116) Computer Science I
(Note IT 110 or CS 110 may be postponed to the spring)
CS/IT 240 Computer Science II if CS 110 completed
Elective (I, F) or IT 110 or CS 110

Sophomore
CM 200 Art of Public Speaking
IT 210 Information Systems
EB elective (EB 201 or 202)

CM 300 Professional Presentations
or EN 315 Technical Writing
IT 306 (CS 300) Software Engineering or IT/CS 240 Computer Science II
Elective (IC, I, F)

Junior
IT 376 (CS 370) Database Design
IT/CM 290 indiv@metaverse.
IT 340 Web Design or Elective (CA, I, F)
Elective (CA, I, F)

IT 300 Project Management
IT/CS 325 Networking
IT 306 (CS 300) Software Engineering
or Elective (I, F)

Senior
IT 380 Innovations for Industry II
IT/CS Elective
Elective (I, F )
IT 480 Innovations for Industry III
IT 350 Security Engineering or Elective (I, F)

Sample Late Start Schedule

Fall Spring

Freshman
EN 110 College Writing Seminar
IT 100 Information Access



Sophomore
IT 110 or 111 Principles of Info. Tech.
MA 115 Discrete Structures
CS 110 (IT 116) Computer Sci. I
Elective (CA, I, F)
CS/IT 240 Computer Science II
CS 260 Human Computeror Elective (I, F)

Junior
CM 200 Art of Public Speaking
IT 210 Information Systems
IT 376 (CS 370) Database Design
EB elective (EB 201 or 202)

CM 300 Professional Presentations
or EN 315 Technical Writing
IT 306 (CS 300) Software Engineering
IT 300 Innovations for Industry I
Elective (IC, I, F)

Senior
IT/CM 290 indiv@metaverse.com
IT 380 Innovations for Industry II
IT/CS Elective
IT 340 Web Design or Elective (I, F)
IT/CS 325 Networking
IT 480 Innovations for Industry III
IT 350 Security Engineering or Elective (I, F)

Information Technology Secondary Emphasis

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