Although predictions about the Information Age vary, experts agree that responsible citizens with a broad-based knowledge of communication practices and technologies will be among tomorrow s leaders. The study of communication as a broad discipline offers a variety of courses, from nonverbal and interpersonal communication to public relations, journalism and film criticism. Whatever career path you choose, this major will be beneficial. The Bachelor of Arts with a major in Applied Computing is clearly a superior choice for women seeking a career in the burgeoning Information Technology industry. In addition to a thorough preparation in IT, the degree includes a broad course of study including written and spoken communications, natural and social sciences, mathematics, and language and culture.
All students choose a minor in communications, business or women s studies.
The Bachelor of Arts with a major in Applied Computing is offered in partnership with the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Denver. The ability to design and implement advanced computer programs. The communications and technical skills to discuss and understand user requirements and design and develop information systems based on accurately defined needs. A complete understanding of the effective use of technology in organizations and the impact of technological change on those organizations and our society. In addition, all students create a portfolio of their accomplishments to showcase their skills.