Information Technology (IT) students collaborate with other disciplines to create software applications, design and manage technology-based infrastructures, manage database systems, produce digital media, films, and audio environments, develop web applications, networks, implement cyber security, and use technology to solve a wide range of complex problems. The program finishes with a one-semester capstone design course, in which, students complete design projects that serve as a culminating academic experience. The program also offers some study abroad options. Internships with companies for real-world experience and undergraduate research opportunities with faculty are abundant and encouraged. Some students opt to participate in the joint degree program with the Crosby MBA, earning a BS Information Technology and a Master of Business Administration. Students are prepared to pursue a variety of IT related careers such as programmer analysts, software engineers, database and system administrators, web developers, VR/AR and game development specialists, IT implementation specialists, digital media and post production specialists, and business analysts in both the public and private sectors.