Bachelor of Science - Information Technology

Program Description

Whether students enjoy computer architecture, networks, database management, multimedia design or helping others navigate emerging technologies, Central Michigan University has an information technology major to meet their needs. Through course work and active student participation, students will strengthen their expertise and prepare for the rapidly changing field of computer-related technology professions. Connect with the student chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals while on campus, and build a network of tomorrow. CMU's information technology major was the first in the state of Michigan, and its specialized labs provide hands-on learning. CMU's Software Engineering and Information Technology Institute lets students apply their coding skills and develop cutting-edge technology with an international team of scholars. Associated with institutes in Japan and Korea, students will work on international projects, gain internships and independent study credit, and get hands-on experience in the global marketplace.