Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Computing & Info Sciences - Information Technology] From University of North Florida

Within a few years of graduation, the School of Computing expects its Information Technology alumni will be in professional situations in which they can:

• Analyze legal, social, security, and ethical issues that arise in the information technology discipline both locally and globally and recognize the need for continued professional development.

• Demonstrate the ability to work effectively in a collaborative setting.

• Communicate effectively in both oral and written forms.

• Apply best practices and standards in advanced technical coursework/concentration.

• Identify, analyze, and evaluate user needs.

• Address user needs through the selection, creation, implementation, integration, and administration of computer-based systems.

By the time of graduation, the program enables students to:

• Analyze legal, social, security, and ethical issues that arise in the information technology discipline both locally and globally and recognize the need for continued professional development.

• Demonstrate the ability to work effectively in a collaborative setting.

• Communicate effectively in both oral and written forms.

• Apply best practices and standards in advanced technical coursework/concentration.

• Identify, analyze, and evaluate user needs.

• Address user needs through the selection, creation, implementation, integration, and administration of computer-based systems.