Bachelor of Science in Technology Management
Program Overview
The Technology Management program prepares students with technical backgrounds for careers in IT management. It offers a comprehensive curriculum covering technical fundamentals, management principles, and specialized knowledge in various technology areas. Graduates are equipped for technical supervision roles and entry-level positions in fields such as computer systems analysis, support, and database administration.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Technology Management: Technology Management option is designed for students who have earned technically-oriented Associate of Applied Science degrees or those with national certifications or exams and two years of directly related work experience.
Objectives:
- Prepare students for a career in information technology (IT)
- Provide a fundamental understanding of mathematics, physical sciences, technology, and management
- Offer specialized knowledge in areas of construction, electrical systems, mechanical systems, manufacturing, networking, facilities, and computer graphics
- Equip students for technical management roles
Outline:
Course Schedule:
Freshman Year:
- Fall Semester: 16 hours
- Spring Semester: 15 hours
Sophomore Year:
- Fall Semester: 16 hours
- Spring Semester: 17 hours
Junior Year:
- Fall Semester: 15 hours
- Spring Semester: 15 hours
Senior Year:
- Fall Semester: 15 hours
- Spring Semester: 15 hours
Individual Modules:
- Technical Management Core (48 hours)
- Lower-level technical electives (9 hours)
- Upper-level technical electives (21 hours)
Careers:
Career Opportunities:
- Computer Systems Analyst
- Computer Support Specialist
- Database Administrators and Architects
Potential Career Paths:
- Technical supervision roles
- Entry-level positions based on elective courses chosen
Outcomes:
- Mean annual salary for Computer Systems Analyst: $102,240
- Mean annual salary for Computer Support Specialist: $59,660
- Mean annual salary for Database Administrators and Architects: $112,120