Program Overview
Official program overview
This program prepares students for broad information-technology practice across computer systems, networking, databases, cloud services, cybersecurity, support, automation, and organizational technology management.
Program Facts
Program facts
- Academic unit
- HBIU College of Computer Science
- Total credits
- 120
- Duration
- 4 years
Program Description
Official program description
Learning Outcomes
Student learning outcomes
- Apply discipline-standard technology concepts and tools appropriate to the program field.
- Create, test, evaluate, and improve practical technology solutions through workshop-based learning.
- Use evidence, documentation, data, and professional communication to support technical decisions.
- Apply ethical, privacy, security, accessibility, and responsible-technology principles where relevant.
- Connect professional technology practice with service, community, nonprofit, ministry, and broader professional contexts.
Admission Requirements
Admission and entry requirements
Applicants should meet HBIU bachelor-level admission requirements, including evidence of secondary-school completion or an approved equivalent.
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Additional Official Information
Additional source information
Practical Training / Internship Requirements
Students complete systems laboratories, service projects, and an information-technology capstone.
Research Requirements
Students complete applied research in technology operations, service quality, systems improvement, and digital stewardship.