The Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Information Technology Service Management prepares graduates to enter the Information Technology (IT) field as professionals who understand that technical proficiencies are but one component of providing IT products and services that empower organizational success. While providing a broad spectrum of technical knowledge, the program also focuses on the profound importance of integrating people, organizations, information, technology, and value streams. Students will study the organizational factors, management and leadership approaches, and technology competencies necessary to deliver IT services in a dynamic and agile environment. The program will equip students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to leverage IT opportunities to achieve organizational goals.

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Must make a grade of C or better.

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Of the 27 hours shown as University Core Curriculum electives, 9 must be from life and physical sciences, 6 from American history, 6 from government/political science, 3 from creative arts, and 3 from language, philosophy, and culture. The required 3 hours of International and Cultural Diversity and 3 hours of Cultural Discourse may be met by courses also satisfying the creative arts, language, philosophy and culture, and American history requirements if they are also on the approved list of international and cultural diversity courses and cultural discourse courses.

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To be selected with consultation with major advisor, enabling the students to shape the degree in better alignment with their own interests and expertise. At least 9 hours must be upper level. Select from ACCT 209, CYBR 403/CSCE 477, ECON 203, ECON 323, ECON 420, ECON 459, EHRD 210, EHRD 371, EHRD 372, EHRD 374, EHRD 413, FINC 409, ISTM 209, MATH 142, MGMT 309, MKTG 409, PBSI 107, PBSI 235, PBSI 345, PBSI 354, PBSI 414.