Consistent with the university student outcomes, upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Technology degree, graduates will be able to:

  1. Effectively present information orally and in writing and demonstrate proficiency in the use of information technology.
  2. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of information technology by defining the specific methodologies.
  3. Demonstrate the strategic skill sets necessary to resolve technological concerns through the application of emergent technologies.
  4. Exercise a comprehensive approach to analysis and design processes and procedures, while focusing their computer information technology management skills to solve organizational concerns.
  5. Demonstrate the strategic skill sets necessary to secure the organization’s core and peripheral business environments in the highly competitive global marketplace.
  6. Possess the skills necessary to integrate faith and profession.