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Bachelor of Science Information Technology (IT) Option

CURRICULUM INFORMATION

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Program Objective

Prepare students to computer-intensive Industrial Engineering career, primarily for industries and companies that provide e-business solutions

Program Highlights

In addition to core Industrial Engineering courses, students take 18 credit hours of courses ranging from database management to operating systems, and upper level electives in computer science. A minimum GPA of 2.8 is required to take Computer Science courses.

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