Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________	Publication: 2022-2023 Catalog Program: Information Technology Minor Minimum Credits Required:__________________
Information Technology Minor As technology advances, many fields have become increasingly computational in nature. Computer hardware and software are the essential tools for not only science and engineering fields, but also business and liberal arts disciplines. We could easily find applications of IT in biology, chemistry, mathematics, marketing, accounting, psychology, history, etc. The purpose of the IT minor program is to provide non-IT major students an opportunity to gain more computational skills and knowledge in IT. The IT curriculum includes programming, database, network, information system, as well as professional practice and ethics. The elective gives students’ the option to enhance their knowledge in programming languages, security, e-commerce, computer graphics, system analysis and design.
ITEC Minor Requirements The ITEC Minor requires the completion of 5 ITEC courses with at least 9 credits at 3000/4000 level
Required Courses
Course Name	Credit Hours	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
ITEC 2140 - Programming Fundamentals	(4) Credit Hours
ITEC 2201 - Introduction to Information Systems (See note 1)	(3) Credit Hours
ITEC 3100 - Introduction to Networks	(3) Credit Hours
ITEC 3200 - Introduction to Databases	(3) Credit Hours
ITEC 3900 - Professional Practice and Ethics (See note 1)	(3) Credit Hours
Note 1: For all Business majors, MIS 3100 Management Information Systems (or BUSA 3100 Management Information Systems)- and MGMT 3400 - Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility are required. These courses are equivalent to ITEC 2201 and ITEC 3900 respectively, but cannot be counted towards the ITEC minor. Therefore, Business majors must select two other ITEC courses for which they meet the prerequisite and co-requisite requirements. One course must be at the 2000 level or above and the other at the 3000 level or above.
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Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________

Publication: 2022-2023 Catalog Program: Information Technology Minor Minimum Credits Required:__________________

Information Technology Minor

As technology advances, many fields have become increasingly computational in nature. Computer hardware and software are the essential tools for not only science and engineering fields, but also business and liberal arts disciplines. We could easily find applications of IT in biology, chemistry, mathematics, marketing, accounting, psychology, history, etc.

The purpose of the IT minor program is to provide non-IT major students an opportunity to gain more computational skills and knowledge in IT. The IT curriculum includes programming, database, network, information system, as well as professional practice and ethics. The elective gives students’ the option to enhance their knowledge in programming languages, security, e-commerce, computer graphics, system analysis and design.

ITEC Minor Requirements

The ITEC Minor requires the completion of 5 ITEC courses with at least 9 credits at 3000/4000 level

Required Courses

Course Name

Credit Hours

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

ITEC 2140 - Programming Fundamentals

(4) Credit Hours

ITEC 2201 - Introduction to Information Systems (See note 1)

(3) Credit Hours

ITEC 3100 - Introduction to Networks

(3) Credit Hours

ITEC 3200 - Introduction to Databases

(3) Credit Hours

ITEC 3900 - Professional Practice and Ethics (See note 1)

(3) Credit Hours

Note 1:

For all Business majors, MIS 3100 Management Information Systems (or BUSA 3100 Management Information Systems)- and MGMT 3400 - Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility are required. These courses are equivalent to ITEC 2201 and ITEC 3900 respectively, but cannot be counted towards the ITEC minor. Therefore, Business majors must select two other ITEC courses for which they meet the prerequisite and co-requisite requirements. One course must be at the 2000 level or above and the other at the 3000 level or above.

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