BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

Computer Information Technology is a major for students who want to work as information technology professionals. It pairs theory with practical grounding across several areas of information science and technology, and coursework builds analytical and problem-solving ability. Students spend time in the university's computer labs on hands-on projects. Graduates can move into roles such as developer, designer or IT specialist who deploys suitable technology, and the degree also prepares them for further graduate work in IT, information systems or business. A share of the major credits has to be earned at Metro State itself. The university is accredited and belongs to the Minnesota State system. Undergraduates apply through the system's shared application, then declare the major once any added admission conditions are met. Advisors within the relevant college help students plan their courses, and anyone considering the program can ask for more information or tour the campus first.