BS in Computer Information Technology
Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BS
Study Level
Undergraduate
Learn to Support Operations and Drive Commerce as a Computer Information Technology Major Nearly every business relies on information technology managers and technical experts to oversee information systems that support operations and drive commerce. Employees with expertise in systems analysis, networking, programming and software engineering, in addition to finance and management, are in high demand. With a BS in Computer Information Technology, you'll be prepared to balance the demands of being a business professional and a technologist. At SNHU, you'll learn how to think, articulate knowledge in an understandable way, and accomplish what you set out to do. So in addition to the business and CIT education you'll get here, you'll emerge with life skills that can be used in almost any situation. SNHU’s CIT program is flexible enough to allow computer information technology majors to add a minor in accounting, finance, game design or international business to further focus their interests. You may take elective courses in 3D modeling, digital commerce, systems security, global IT management and other areas. ​Internships & Outcomes The computer systems and related industry reports a need for employees who have both IT and general business skills, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the information technology sector will grow annually at twice the rate of the overall job market. SNHU computer information technology majors are well positioned to excel in key roles in this growing field. Classes provide a solid foundation in business and information technology, allowing students to bridge the gap between the two. Past and current SNHU BS-holders work for companies such as Fidelity Investments and SCD Solutions.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BS
Study Level
Undergraduate
Learn to Support Operations and Drive Commerce as a Computer Information Technology Major Nearly every business relies on information technology managers and technical experts to oversee information systems that support operations and drive commerce. Employees with expertise in systems analysis, networking, programming and software engineering, in addition to finance and management, are in high demand. With a BS in Computer Information Technology, you'll be prepared to balance the demands of being a business professional and a technologist. At SNHU, you'll learn how to think, articulate knowledge in an understandable way, and accomplish what you set out to do. So in addition to the business and CIT education you'll get here, you'll emerge with life skills that can be used in almost any situation. SNHU’s CIT program is flexible enough to allow computer information technology majors to add a minor in accounting, finance, game design or international business to further focus their interests. You may take elective courses in 3D modeling, digital commerce, systems security, global IT management and other areas. ​Internships & Outcomes The computer systems and related industry reports a need for employees who have both IT and general business skills, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the information technology sector will grow annually at twice the rate of the overall job market. SNHU computer information technology majors are well positioned to excel in key roles in this growing field. Classes provide a solid foundation in business and information technology, allowing students to bridge the gap between the two. Past and current SNHU BS-holders work for companies such as Fidelity Investments and SCD Solutions.
Admission Requirements
6+
Applicants for undergraduate programs must have the equivalent of a US High School Diploma with a minimum GPA equivalent to 2.5 on a US 4.0 grading scale. Other English Language Requirements accepted: A score of 54 on PTE; ELS level of 112; EF – C1; ILSC – A2; Michigan – 85.
Jan-2000
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