The Information Technology Degree Program requires 12 hours of general elective course work. A minimum of one course must be taken in each of the following areas: Communications, Humanities/Social Science, and Math/Science.
 

Communications	Math/Science
EN:115 Communication Skills EN:103 Composition I: Technical Communication EN:105 English Composition I EN:112 Composition II: Technical Writing EN:110 English Composition II SP:106 Principles of Speech SP:116 Interpersonal Communication SP:215 Business and Professional Speaking	IT:132 Applied Math for IT Majors MA:135 College Algebra MA:132 Contemporary College Math
Humanities/Social Sciences
HU:180 Changes and Choices HU:205 Living with Space, Time and Technology HU:105 Introduction to Philosophy PH:110 Introduction to Logic PH:115 Comparative Religions PH:150 Introduction to Ethics BU:155 Business Ethics AA:105 Art Appreciation DR:105 Introduction to the Theatre DR:110 History of the Theatre	HU:110 Western Culture and Values I HU:110 Western Culture and Values II MU:105 Music Appreciation EC:110 Economics - Macro EC:115 Economics - Micro PS:100 American Federal Government PY:105 General Psychology BU:111 Business Psychology SO:100 Principles of Sociology

Electives
HD:101 Becoming a Master Student is recommended for those students who have been out of school for several years. This course can be used as an elective credit.