Students at Marshall are constantly exposed to the latest technology and trends by the CIT department’s award-winning faculty, making them immediately employable upon graduation. The bachelor of science program also has dedicated computer labs with modern hardware for students to use.
A major in computer and information technology provides bachelor of science graduates with the necessary tools and skills to succeed in today’s global, technology-driven world. Students must choose to specialize in an area of emphasis, which allows them to enrich their studies in a focused discipline. These areas of emphasis include Game and Simulation Development and Computer and Web Application Development.
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The integrated nature of the educational experience enables students to combine their IT skills with the intellectual flexibility needed to be critical thinkers and problem solvers. It also prepares students to be effective communicators able to interact with clients, coworkers and managers.
Faculty at Marshall work to help students develop real-life employable skills through hands-on experience while providing students access to emerging technologies.
Internships are available to seniors in the bachelor’s degree program as part of their capstone project. Some of the employers for internships include: Marshall University’s Department of Information Technology, Marshall University’s College of Education, Strictly Business Computer Systems, Marshall University Office of Communications, Intellipoint Systems, AFO Studios, Lasso Games and State Electric Supply.
- Computer and Information Research Scientist
- Computer Software Programmer
- Systems Developer
- Game Programmer
- Multimedia Artist / Animator
- Graphic Designer
- Web Developer / Programmer
- IT Project Manager