The IT program gives graduate students access to state of the art computing with high-speed routing and ample bandwidth. They are empowered to set up server-client networks and experiment with the latest IT applications. In undertaking project work they can get assistance from faculty and fellow students with a wide range of approaches and experience. Three courses in application of information technology. Two credits of seminar Six credits of project work.
Additional credit can include course or project work.
Each student must prepare a comprehensive report acceptable to the IT Advisory Committee documenting the scope and nature of work toward the degree. Admission Requirements Applicants must have a bachelor level degree. If the applicant has at least 5 years of prior work experience in information technology, the undergraduate degree can be in any subject area. Full graduate acceptance may be delayed and remedial course work required of a student who lacks specified competencies. Applications for admission should be submitted by May 15 for fall enrollment and by October 15 for spring enrollment.