BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

This upper-division applied-science bachelor's degree in Information Systems Technology centres on a programming concentration, with emphasis on software development and web design work. Students work with the same industry applications that professional developers rely on, building websites that adapt to mobile screens and learning to create apps. The curriculum combines a professional core with a block of concentration courses ending in a capstone project, and general education and elective courses make up the rest. Applicants need a prior information technology associate degree, a satisfactory overall grade average and the college-level skills test unless exempt. A separate, selective baccalaureate application is required. The college directs interested applicants to its advising staff and published dates, so that each applicant can confirm current steps before enrolling. Financial aid, institutional scholarships and military-friendly support are available to eligible students, and the program page links to each resource.