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Information technology is a dynamic discipline that addresses the use of computing and information technology in business, education, government, and other organizations. The scope of the discipline includes the development of systems based on computer and information technology and the application of those systems to enhance enterprise operations. The work of information technology professionals is essential for effective operations in today's knowledge-based society.
The two-fold mission of the college can be realized through the following goals:
Goal 1: Produce graduates who have
§ The ability to adapt to rapid change;
§ The capacity for self-directed learning;
§ A strong work ethic and experience working as an IT professional;
§ An understanding of best business practices;
§ Sound IT skills based on hands-on experience with communication networks, databases, programming concepts and project management; and, the capacity to identify, implement, and integrate new applications into existing human / computer systems.
Goal 2: Develop a strong base of research capacity to Students
§ Involving undergraduate students in faculty research projects.
§ Developing a graduate education program that includes a research component; and actively seeking funding from the university, industry and government agencies at all levels for research projects targeted to regional needs.
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