Bachelors in Computer Information Technology

Both Computer Science and Computer Information Technology majors first learn the fundamentals of designing and testing computer programs, software development, and data structures. Computer Science majors go on to study and practice the development of new computer technology by working with compilers, operating systems, and computer architecture. Computer InformationTechnology majors go on to study system and network administration, current web technologies, interface and scripting fundamentals, and computer and network security.Get a broad understand of a rapidly changing field, and specific experience with technologies like Java. Take small classes from fulltime faculty in the state-of-the-art Tucker Technology Center.During your senior year, all COSC and CITE majors take a two-semester software engineering and capstone design course where you will work on a team to develop and implement a solution for a real-world client.