Course variations

Course summary

This program provides students with a real-world, hands-on program that bridges the gap between computer scientists and general users. The Information Technology Program is multidisciplinary and involves the following areas: Mathematics and Computer Science; Electronics, Computer, and Mechanical Engineering Technology; Management Information Systems; Art; Geology, Geography, and Anthropology; and Communication. Students majoring in information technology will be prepared for entry-level positions in networking, database development and administration, web programming and development, applications development, digital communication, and digital multimedia.

Program modules

Some of the courses are: CS 151 Introduction to Computer Science 3 hours,CS 170 Web Programming 3 hours,CS 256 Principles of Structured Design 3 hours,ECT 172 Computer Components Essentials 3 hours,ECT 170 Introduction to Information Technology 3 hours,MIS 110 Business Information Processing Systems 3 hours,ECT 160 Electronic Fundamentals 3 hours,ECT 174 Fundamentals of Electronics 3 hours,CS 260 Object Oriented Programming 3 hours,CS 457 Data Base Processing 3 hours,ECT 437 Industrial Computer Systems Management 3 hours,MIS 301 Systems Analysis for Information Technology 3 hours,CS 320 Java Software Development 3 hours,ECT 372 Advanced Computer Components 3 hours,ECT 373 Introduction to Data Communications and Networking 3 hours,ARTD 400K Graphic Design Workshop 1-6 hours,ARTD 420 Web Page Design 3 hours,ARTD 422 Marketing Graphics 3 hours,CS 253 COBOL Programming 3 hours,CS 258 Data Structures 3 hours,CS 357 COBOL Programming II 3 hours,CS 361 Small-Systems Software Development I 3 hours,CS 365 Computer Organization and Assembly Language 3 hours,CS 440 Graphics Programming 3 hours,CS 452 Software Engineering 3 hours,CS 457 Data Base Processing 3 hours,CS 458 Algorithms 3 hours,CS 463 Compiler Design 3 hours,CS 469 Unix/Linux Administration and Networking 3 hours,CS 470 Programming Languages 3 hours,CS 471 Operating Systems 3 hours.

Entry requirement for international students

The Applicant should not be a U.S. citizen (or U.S. permanent resident) and has no prior enrollment at a U.S. college or university. Due to the variety of educational systems throughout the world, applications are reviewed individually by Indiana State University. Consideration is given to academic potential, English language proficiency, and other evidence that the applicant has the potential for success in university studies.

Qualification

Major

Awarding body

Indiana State University

Department name

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science