Information and Communications Technology Minor

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This minor is designed to provide students with a variety of courses in information and communications technologies. Most if not all organizations use digital information and communications systems, and employees increasingly are expected to have skills in those areas.

Program Requirements

A minimum of 21 credit hours is required from the following list of courses monitored by a faculty advisor in the Department. Successful completion of the minor requires a grade point average of 2.0 in courses making up the minor.

To obtain a minor in the Department of Technology, students must take at least nine credits in the minor beyond those used in their major, technical, or professional courses in another degree in the Department of Technology or another minor.

Only six transfer credits can be used toward a minor in a degree in the Department of Technology, and they must be equivalent to courses in the minor. Transfer courses are subject to review by the minor advisor and subject matter expert.

Any exceptions to these policies must be approved by a vote of the Department faculty.

Approved Courses:

ITT 181 - Computing Technologies Credits: 3
ITT 200 - Introduction to Cybersecurity Credits: 3
ITT 231 - Technical Visualization Credits: 3
ITT 241 - Technical Communications Credits: 3
ITT 272 - Networking I Credits: 3
ITT 281 - Internet Website Development Credits: 3
ITT 343 - Graphic Communication Technologies Credits: 3
ITT 373 - Networking II Credits: 3
ITT 382 - Advanced Web Site Development Credits: 3