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The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) at Wayne State University prepares students to develop, integrate, administer, and secure computing technologies to address real-world challenges.
The program emphasizes teamwork, communication, ethical decision-making, and hands-on learning across networking, system administration, web and multimedia content development, programming, database management, and application development.
This interdisciplinary program uniquely integrates core IT and computer science courses with a required business administration minor, ensuring graduates are equipped with both technical proficiency and business acumen.
Course Overview
Mathematics:
Calculus I
Reliability and Engineering Statistics
Professional Communication:
Technical Communication I (Reports/Intermediate Writing)
Technical Communication II (Presentations)
Comp Sci:
Personal Digital Security
Introduction to C and Unix
Introduction to Programming and Computation: Python
Problem Solving and Programming
Computer Science I
Ethics in Computer Science
Java Programming
Human-Computer Interaction
Introduction to Web Technology
Computer Network Systems and Applications
IT Software Management
Systems Administration
Mobile Application Development
Principles of Cyber Security
Cyber Security Practice
Principles of Web Technology
Microprocessor Fundamentals
Senior Design Project
Internships & Co-ops: Strong focus on real-world experience through internships and co-op placements with international companies and Detroit-based startups. Nearly 40% of engineering graduates receive job offers through these experiences.
Capstone Project: The senior design project integrates both IT and business knowledge to solve real-world challenges.
Undergraduate Research: Opportunities to participate in faculty-led research in areas such as renewable energy and medical systems.
Business and Leadership: The required business minor enhances advancement opportunities into management, project leadership, or entrepreneurial roles
Graduate Study: Prepares students for advanced degrees in information technology, computer science, or business. The AGRADE 4+1 program allows early entry into graduate study.
Lifelong Learning and Adaptability: The program emphasizes communication, teamwork, and continuous learning, preparing graduates to succeed in a dynamic technology landscape.
School Report & Final Report RequiredCommon App personal essay optionalThere are no writing questions for this college.Your college essay should authentically reflect your voice, experiences, and academic interests, written entirely by you with honesty and integrity, as using AI or others’ work violates WSU’s ethical standards.This college does not use a writing supplement for any additional writing requirements.Application can be done via Common App or University websiteApplication DeveloperComputer ProgrammerWeb DeveloperNetwork and Computer Systems AdministratorInformation Security AnalystComputer Support SpecialistComputer Systems AnalystDatabase Administrator or Database ArchitectDigital DesignerGame DeveloperIT ConsultantQuality Assurance AnalystSoftware DeveloperBusiness/Data Analyst
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