The BS in Information Technology degree presents a course of study that includes hands-on skill development in a broad array of subjects such as software development, databases, and networking. Students develop software in our state of the art labs that offer a variety of operating system and interactive development environments. Information Technology majors focus less on mathematical and theoretical concepts of computing, and more on specific and state-of-the-art technologies than Computer Science majors. Typical jobs obtained by recent graduates include, systems administrator, applications support specialist, database administrator, computer programmer, computer analyst, and computer support specialist. The Software Major track is designed for students who want to add a strong theoretical foundation of Computer Science.<br>Related Occupations:<br>Medical and Health Services Managers, Computer Programmers, Computer Support Specialists, Operations Research Analysts<br>Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary, Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary,Librarians