Integrated Information Technology, B.S.
Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing
Become a leader in project management, system design and implementation, networking and cybersecurity infrastructure with our integrated information technology program.
Information technology, the newest of our core computing disciplines, covers subject areas concerned with using IT to address business issues. This is a general degree that gives students the skills to address a wide array of problems. It is less theoretical and more applied than a computer science degree.
Program Highlights
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Industrial Internship
Supplement your education with valuable work experience through a required industrial internship.
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Capstone Group Project
Work in teams on a capstone project addressing real problems from external business partners.
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Hands-on Learning
Take classes inside our cyberinfrastructure lab to enhance hands-on learning.
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Online Options
Enjoy the convenience of taking the program 100 percent online or as a traditional on-campus major.
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
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Agile Project Development
Iterative project management, emphasizing collaboration, adaptability and customer satisfaction
Database Management
Organizing and maintaining data in a computer system, including storage, retrieval and security
Network Security
Protecting computer networks from unauthorized access, attacks or data breaches
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Project Management
Organizing and overseeing tasks to achieve specific goals
Collaboration
Working with others to achieve a common goal or objective
Teamwork
Working collaboratively with others to achieve a shared goal or objective
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- System Analyst
- Database Administrator
- Network Manager
- Project Manager
- Cyber Security Analyst
Workplace Settings
- Information Technology
- Finance
- Health Care
USC has provided an avenue to explore research goals and interests at my own pace. The College of Engineering and Computing professors excel in championing their students to go the extra mile and take the initiative to think outside of the box.
