Computer Information Technology BS Program (CIT)
Mission
The bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Technology with a specialization or concentration in Web Development prepares students to implement innovative technical solutions for challenging business problems.
CIT Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the CIT program will be able to:
- Define the role of each of the core pillars of the fundamentals of programming.
- Demonstrate mastery of programming fundamentals including memory allocation, variables, loops, functions, objects, and conditional logic.
- Analyze problems to diagnose and extrapolate a problem-solving strategy that leads to programming strategies.
- Propose, develop, and execute a unique creative approach to solve challenging problems and differentiate between software development methodologies in order to implement the proper technical solution.
- Develop process books that demonstrate not only the final work product but the steps taken from ideation to execution and develop portfolio artifacts for each course project that demonstrates an understanding of programming fundamentals.
Academic Program
CIT General Description
The BS in Computer Information Technology at Trevecca is designed to help students be prepared to be exceptional communicators, collaborators, and business partners through a hands-on curriculum. Students work on stimulating business projects in order to prepare them for work in the industry. They develop collaboration and leadership skills through their work in the design, project management, software development, and business domains. At the culmination of their studies students are immersed in a capstone experience where they complete the development of their portfolio to present to a panel of industry professionals. This experience will help them refine and finalize their portfolio for use in pursuing their career of choice.
The degree program consists of 120 credit hours and will result in a B.S. degree in Computer Information Technology with a specialization or concentration in Web Development.
Program of Study
Course sequence within each semester may change to better accommodate student or faculty schedules
Semester 1
CIT 2140 | Foundations of UX Design | 3 |
CIT 2160 | Foundations of Software Design and Development | 3 |
CIT 2170 | Foundations of Web Design and Development | 3 |
CIT 2180 | Foundations of Data and Database Management | 3 |
Semester 2
CIT 2190 | Foundations of Networking Infrastructure | 3 |
CIT 2380 | Foundations of Cybersecurity and Forensics | 3 |
CIT 3010 | Foundations of Virtualization and Cloud Computing | 3 |
CIT 3250 | Business Analytics and Intelligence | 3 |
Semester 3
CIT 3650 | Mobile UX/UI Front-End Engineering | 3 |
CIT 4400 | Web Architecture and Administration | 3 |
CIT 4450 | Advanced Web Design and Development | 3 |
CIT 4960 | Web Portfolio Capstone Experience | 3 |