Information Systems, Programming, BS
The Computer Information Technology program at Rochester University prepares students to work as part of a team in a variety of software development roles. Students are equipped with a solid foundation in computer science, information systems, and business. They participate in Agile and pair programming methodologies, and test-driven development.
Program Learning Outcomes
As part of Rochester University’s ongoing assessment the following objectives will be assessed throughout the information systems curriculum:
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CRITICAL ANALYSIS: Professional graduates analyze complex problems and apply principles of computing to identify solutions.
- PROBLEM SOLVING: Professional graduates design, implement, and evaluate a computing based solution.
- PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION: Professional graduates communicate effectively and work together to accomplish shared project objectives.
- PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION: Professional graduates communicate effectively in a variety of professional situations.
- VOCATIONAL AWARENESS: Professional graduates demonstrate an understanding of God's ongoing story in the world and their responsibility to God, self, organization, and the world as a part of that ongoing story.
- ETHICAL AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILTY: Professional graduates make informed judgements for practice based on legal and ethical principles.
Requirements for the BS in Information Systems Programming
General Education Core 41 hours
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BUS 2513 is required for Social and Behavioral Science.
MAT 1103 required.)
Information Systems Foundations 19 hours
Information Systems Major 51 hours
Electives 9 hours
Total Credit Hours: 120