B.S. in Information Technology
Walden’s B.S. in Information Technology program integrates expertise in the information technology and business fields to help you form a solid foundation for long-term career growth and success in today’s global information technology-driven environment. This program will help equip you with the technical skills needed to succeed in the field of information technology, while providing you with a strong understanding of key managerial and organizational concepts.
Designed to develop skill sets that are aligned with industry needs, the B.S. in Information Technology program offers hands-on lab activities and encourages cross-functional team collaboration and problem-solving of real-world challenges. You will also gain the added advantage of joining Walden’s diverse learning community—an experience that helps uniquely position you to work in the multicultural, interdisciplinary teams typical of today’s global, information technology-driven economy.
As a B.S. in Information Technology student, you will study how to:
- Install, configure, and operate the critical components of information technology infrastructure, such as networks, servers, firewalls, and data centers.
- Develop information technology to support and serve the needs of employers and communities in the global society.
- Integrate technologies, products, and services from multiple vendors to satisfy organizational needs.
- Implement information technology projects that meet and anticipate organizational needs on time and within budget.
- Communicate effectively and work collaboratively with stakeholders to deliver solutions that meet user needs.
- Uphold the professional ethics of the information technology field.
Concentrations
- Application Development, Testing, and Quality Assurance
- Database Administration and Data Center Operations
- Networking and Operations
- Security and Forensics
- Self-Designed
Estimated time to completion depends on individual progress and credits transferred. If you have an associate degree or credit from prior coursework, you may be able to transfer up to 135 quarter credits into this degree program.
Walden’s enrollment advisors are available to answer all of your questions and provide specific details about this program, transfer of credit policies, and funding options. Call 1-866-492-5336 to speak to an enrollment advisor or request information.
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- Program Highlights
- Gain a Competitive Edge in Your Career
- Admission Process
- Portfolio
- Potential Career Options
- Continuing Your Education
- General Education Requirements
- Learning Outcomes
