Information Technology (BS) at Indiana State University

The University offers a bachelor of science (BS) in information technology.

The information technology major is a real-world, hands-on major that fills the gap between computer scientists and general users. Graduates understand the fundamental concepts of information processing and are able to use them to troubleshoot a multitude of end-user application problems.

The major requires a core of basic coursework in computer science, electronics and computer technology, and management information systems.

• The computer science component offers exposure to operating systems, programming languages, computer architecture, databases, networking, cybersecurity, multimedia, artificial intelligence, and software engineering.
• Study in management information systems can include business computer systems and applications, database management and data processing, network management, business decision support systems, and business web development.
• Electronics and computer technology study is application-oriented and includes technical content, information, and theory for design, development, and utilization in areas such as electronic circuitry, computer technology, networking, cybersecurity, and other related technologies.