The bachelor’s degree in information technology helps students prepare for careers in software development, web development, and other technology-related fields. Students gain specific technical skills by selecting from a variety of options, including computer support, programming, web and database development, and system administration.
This degree is developed and granted by Ensign College, with
Why choose this degree?
Training in information technology enables you to work in the developing market of database systems, digital communications, cybersecurity, web development, software, wearable technology, and much more. Information technology prepares you for the growing global economy by providing you with problem-solving and interpersonal skills; computer administration, software development, computer networking, database, web development skills and experience; and information technology process management.
BYU-Pathway has found that certain combinations of certificates lead to better job opportunities. Most degrees have a
Essential Knowledge and Skills
Outcomes
- Configure and resolve issues related to software, network, and security in support of desktop computers.
- Design and develop computer programs.
- Design and develop web pages, sites, and applications.
- Design and develop relational databases and applications.
- Install, configure, and troubleshoot network routers, switches, and servers.
Bachelor of Science of Information Technology
Program requirements
Degrees are built by selecting three certificates, which are typically made up of five courses each. Our recommended plans are designed to lead to better job opportunities. To earn a bachelor’s degree, you will complete three certificates plus additional requirements:
Information Technology Path
Steps to your Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology
If getting a better job is not your primary focus, there are other certificate options available.
Core
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| ENG 101 | Introduction to College Writing | 3 |
| ENG 301 | Technical Writing | 3 |
| MAT 108 | Quantitative Reasoning | 3 |
| MAT 252 | Statistics | 3 |
College and Career Success
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| CAR 101 | College Success | 1 |
| BAP 115 | Excel and Introduction to Technology | 1 |
| CAR 499R | Internship | 1 |
Humanities
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| COMM 122 | Interpersonal Communications | 3 |
Fine Arts
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| ART 101 | History of the Fine Arts | 3 |
Religion
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| REL 200C | The Eternal Family | 2 |
| REL 225C | Foundations of the Restoration | 2 |
| REL 250C | Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel | 2 |
| REL 275C | Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon | 2 |
Life Sciences
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| LS 103 | Nutrition and Health | 3 |
American Institution
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| HIST 175 | History of Technology in the United States | 3 |
Physical Science
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| PS 120 | Introduction to Physical Geography | 3 |
Social Science
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| ECON 161 | Microeconomics | 3 |
Additional GE Courses
| Course Code | Course Name | # of Credits |
| ECON 162 | Macroeconomics | 3 |
| GEO 110 | Geography | 3 |
Previously earned course credits from PathwayConnect and/or other colleges and universities will be evaluated after a student is admitted and submits valid transcripts.