Graduates are workforce leaders who bring high levels of technology expertise to the workplace and are prepared to guide technological change in the 21st Century. In addition, many are teachers or trainers, across a myriad of settings from public schools to industry and government settings, who are highly prepared to use technology in transmitting necessary skills for the present and future workforce.
Students completing the program earn a Bachelor of Science in Technology degree.
To qualify for a Bachelor of Science in Technology degree, students must complete university requirements for a baccalaureate degree, including university core curriculum requirements and departmental requirements for a specific degree program as stated in this section of the catalog. The Industrial Technology Department also offers the Master of Science in Occupational Technology degree. For more information about this graduate program, refer to the Graduate and Professional Studies catalog. The Information Systems Technology program provides for the needs of a dynamic and integral part of business and industry-the information systems environment. Students need a background in business applications, computer concepts, problem solving, decision making, human relations, evaluation, analysis, and communications.