Sacred Heart University

The study or use of computers, storage, networking, and other physical devices, infrastructure & processes to create, process, store, secure, and exchange all forms of electronic data. Information Technology is the field that is closest to the business sector, and graduates often work in positions in the context of a business or other enterprise.

Top 10 Reasons to Study

1. Variety of career choices and options.
2. You can see what you are studying.
3. Flexible work style.
4. Offers many types of lucrative careers.
5. Telecommute to your work!
6. Helps you figure out things even if your primary career is something else.
7. Always in demand.
8. You can start a business merely by fixing computers.
9. You will also gain coding skills, which will give you an edge.
10. Future of technology has no boundaries.

Why Earn Your BS in Information Technology at Sacred Heart?

You’ll benefit from a dynamic course of study that prepares you for the constantly evolving field of information technology.

As an information technology major, you’ll study interface, multimedia, and system design for business applications.

What Skills Will You Gain?

• Analytical Skills to enable you understand the problems technology professionals deal with.
• Problem Solving Skills to solve those complex problems in a systematic and logical way.
• Communication Skills since explaining technical details to a wide range of audience is important.
• Critical-thinking Skills because you will be working on a variety of projects with a variety of methods, and you need to be able to quickly assess why certain solutions will not work.
• Decision Making Skills because you will be dealing with fast-paced business-oriented technical environments that require quick decisions.

In the information technology program, you will also:

• Gain a strong foundation in programming languages, problem solving techniques, and computer ethics

• Advance your skills in database design, systems analysis, and interface design using Flash, ActionScript, and Dreamweaver
• Learn to analyze problems, then identify and design solutions
• Develop the communication skills to convey complex technical information to a range of audiences
• Take courses in human computer interaction, web design, multimedia applications, and systems analysis and design
• Gain experience working with teams to establish goals, plan tasks, meet deadlines, manage risk, and produce deliverables