BAS-IT Management Degree

BAS in Information Technology


Specialize in Information Technology

Gain skills to effectively lead and manage current and emerging trends in the rapidly advancing IT field.

This specialization targets the soft-skills/management classes specifically to the management of IT projects and departments. Our graduates can make appropriate recommendations for hardware and software, communicate technical information clearly to a variety of audiences, effectively lead teams, and stay current with emerging trends in a rapidly advancing technological environment.

$105,990
Medium annual wage for IT/Computer occupations nationally.* Last updated May 2024

$29.59
Mean national hourly wage for Computer Support Specialist* Last updated May 2024

For more employment information, visit the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

The above information was also sourced from the BLS 

 

2025-2026 Catalog Curriculum

In addition to completing the IT Management core courses and meeting all university graduation requirements, students must complete the following courses for the data driven innovation for IT managers specialization. 

  • ADMG 445: Applied IT Sustainability - 4 credits
  • IT 301: IT Security, Privacy, and Ethics - 4 credits
  • IT 351: Computer Networks - 4 credits
  • IT 378: IT Service Management - 4 credits
  • IT 388: Cloud Fundamentals for IT Managers – 4 credits
  • IT 461: Systems Analysis – 4 credits
  • IT 486: Critical Issues in IT - 4 credits

Total Specialization Credits: 28

 

Apply to the IT Management Major Now!

Students are encouraged to apply for the BAS-IT Management major early. Once enrolled, you will be connected with an IT Management advisor who will help you develop a clear academic plan and ensure you stay on track for successful degree completion.

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