Bachelor of Science Degrees: Information Technology
The B.S. degree at UNVA is intended to prepare graduates for responsible managerial roles within a variety of organizational settings. While many students will apply the knowledge and skills they acquire in their undergraduate studies directly to their current or future occupations, the curriculum is designed to afford breadth and depth in the complexities of governmental, industrial, educational, financial, commercial, and voluntary organizations.
There are no specific concentrations in the Bachelor's of Science degrees in Information Technology.
All bachelor's degrees are offered by the University of Northern Virginia online or in the traditional educational format, as available.
General Studies Courses: 36 credit hours
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ENGL 111 |
College English I |
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ENGL 112 |
College English II |
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ENGL 113 |
Speech |
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EVSC 105 |
Environmental Science I |
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GOVT 120 |
Introduction to Political Science |
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GOVT 241 |
International Relations I |
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GOVT 242 |
International Relations II |
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HIST 111 |
History of World Civilization I |
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HIST 112 |
History of World Civilization II |
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MATH 103 |
College Algebra |
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PSCH 246 |
Psychology of Management or PSCH 101 Introduction to Psychology |
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SOCI 101 |
Introductory Sociology |
IT Competencies: 24 credit hours (Take eight courses)
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IMSC 101 |
Introduction to Business Information Processing |
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IMSC 110 |
Microcomputer Software Applications |
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IMSC 112 |
Computer Systems Analysis |
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IMSC 205 |
Computer Information Systems Design |
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IMSC 210 |
Database Management |
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IMSC 215 |
Management Information Systems |
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IMSC 220 |
Information Systems and Decision Making |
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IMSC 230 |
Local Area Network or IMSC 235 |
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IMSC 235 |
Understanding Telecommunications or IMSC 230 |
Major Requirements: 30 credit hours (Take ten courses)
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IMSC 300 |
Modern Telecommunications |
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IMSC 338 |
Programming Visual Basic |
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IMSC 341 |
Network and Operating Systems Essentials |
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IMSC 342 |
Operating Systems for Administrators |
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IMSC 363 |
Introduction to Computer Statistical Packages or IMSC 483 |
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IMSC 422 |
Data Communication and Networks |
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IMSC 462 |
Information Security Principles |
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IMSC 483 |
Business System Analysis and Design or IMSC 363 |
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IMSC 487 |
Information Technology Planning and Management |
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IMSC 490 |
Topics in Computer Information Systems |
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MATH 231 |
Calculus I |
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STAT 300 |
Introductory Statistics I |
Electives: 30 credit hours (Take ten courses)
Choose ten undergraduate courses in consultation with the faculty advisor.