Business Administration Information Technology Concentration
Learning a diverse set of skills helps you stand out in the world of business administration. That’s why our program gives you the flexibility to tailor your degree with concentrations that meet your particular needs, interests, and career aspirations.
- Small class sizes
- Seven complementary areas of concentration
- Professional work experience integrated into classroom discussion and learning
- Opportunities to meet and engage with business professionals from the community
PERSONALIZE YOUR DEGREE
Concentrations are available in Accounting, Business Communication, Financial Planning, Information Technology, Liberal Arts, Management, and Marketing.
Gain real-life experience – all before you graduate.
Community Alliance for Management Consulting (CAMC)
Juniors and seniors, who work in supervised student teams, provide consulting services to business firms and other organizations.
Internships
Obtain work experience and make informed career choices through supervised internships of a semester or more in length.
Employment Options
- City Administrator: Carries out decisions made my city officials and overseas operations.
- Employee Benefits Administration: Individual is responsible for managing group benefit plans including dental, vision, disability.
- Office Manager: Oversees and aids in office operations and procedures, may include filing, office supplies, and clerical functions.
- Sales Manager: Leads and guides a sales team through training, mentorship, and goals setting to meet sales quota.
98%
Placement Rate1Rate based University of Jamestown 2019 bachelor’s degree graduates 1
$10M
in scholarships annually
COURSEWORK
Course |
Title (credits) |
|
|---|---|---|
| Math or Math |
106 111 |
Math Applications for Management (3) College Algebra (3) |
| Econ or Busn |
110 120 |
Personal Finance (2) Business in a Digital World (3) |
| CS | 140 | Integrated Software Applications (3) |
| CS or CS |
170 173 |
Structured Programming (3) Visual Basic (3) |
| Acct | 201 | Principles of Accounting I (3) |
| Econ | 201 | Principles of Microeconomics (3) |
| Acct | 202 | Principles of Accounting II (3) |
| Econ | 202 | Principles of Macroeconomics (3) |
| Math | 205 | Statistics (3) |
| CS | 251 | Graphics Development (3) |
| Busn | 315 | Business Law I (3) |
| Busn | 320 | Marketing (3) |
Course |
Title (credits) |
|
|---|---|---|
| Busn | 321 | Business Management (3) |
| Busn | 351 | Financial Management (3) |
| CS | 342 | Database Development (3) |
| CS | 365 | Information Systems Securty (3) |
| Busn | 370 | Production/Operations Management (3) |
| CS | 440 | Management Information Systems (3) |
| Busn | 455 | Strategic Management (3) |
Choose 2 of the following |
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| CS | 173 | Visual Basic (if not selected above) (3) |
| CS | 180 | Object-Oriented Programming (3) |
| CS | 272 | Java Programming I (3) |
| CS | 325 | Networking (3) |
| CS | 341 | Introduction to Web Development (3) |
| CS | 343 | Database Management (3) |
Total Semester Credits Required: 62-63 |
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