Program Overview

Graduates in this field become Network Administrators, Network Managers, Network Engineers, Network Technicians, IT Consultants, Internet Engineers, System Administrators, Operating System Analysts, POS Triage Analysts, Business Systems Consultants, Implementation Engineers, L2 Quality Engineers, Security Analysts, and Help Center Analysts. The program is uniquely designed to provide hands-on experience in the core foundation of information technology, with almost all major courses requiring projects and lab experience. In addition, the IT program requires five semesters of cooperative education (co-op) so students begin their sophomore year alternating semesters of paid work in the IT industry with semesters of classroom instruction.