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The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) program in Information Technology (IT) offers an interdisciplinary curriculum focusing on Information Technology and Computer Science.

The program is unique in that it merges traditional academic topics with leading edge and current IT practices and technology.

Courses from different fields of engineering are included: Computer Hardware, Software Programming, Web Design, Database Design, Networking Analysis, Digital Design and Cyber Security.

Courses have embedded content for industry certifications like CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+ and CompTIA Security+.

The Vancouver Campus is a member of CompTIA’s “Education to Career” program. Graduates of FDU-Vancouver’s B.S. in Information Technology program are encouraged to complete IT certification exams as part of their program, ensuring that they are “market-ready” when they graduate.

Students in this program receive a dual degree: major in Information Technology and minor in Business Administration.

The program serves as an ideal launch pad for a management career in any technology-oriented company that is heavily dependent upon Information Technology.

Well-balanced program: Networking, Programming, Security, Hardware and Web Technology – ideal for finding employment.

Career Paths:

Graduates of Fairleigh Dickinson University’s B.S. in Information Technology program are qualified IT professionals who are prepared for careers in a wide-range of IT-related areas, as follows:

• Computer networking
• Network and systems administration
• Website development and management
• Digital media design
• Management information systems (MIS)
• Database management
• Software development
• Program Objectives

The main objective of the B.S. in Information Technology is to produce graduates who:

• Enter into and advance in the profession of information technology, management information systems, business administration, or other related fields.
• Continue their education by obtaining professional certificates or advanced degrees in information technology, management information systems, business administration, or other related fields.
• Continue to conduct themselves as both responsible professionals and global citizens, who are aware of ethical issues and societal needs and problems.

Students in B.S. in Information Technology program must complete a minimum of 122 credit hours of course work.