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Information Technology encompasses office automation, end-user computing, information centers, computer-supported work, performance support, multimedia, and executive information systems. The Information Technology program at Youngstown State University is designed to mead Office Systems Research Association guidelines.
The Computer Science & Information Systems Department is part of YSU's College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
339B Meshel Hall
Youngstown State University
Youngstown, OH 44555
330-941-3134
Graduates of the two-year Associate degree program can pursue careers as Office Information Specialists in publishing, legal, financial, and medical fields, as well as continuing on to a four-year Bachelor's degree in Information Technology.
Graduates of the two-year Associate degree program may also complete a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in teaching with a major in Integrated Business. Such candidates should consult the College of Education section in the YSU Undergraduate Bulletin. All Education majors must pass subject matter proficiency exams in their teaching field(s) before being approved for student teaching.
In addition to completing all general University requirements, students wishing to receive the Associate in Applied Science degree must complete the following:
Curriculum Sheet Available Here
The Information Technology professional will develop their ability to conceptualize, design, and implement high quality information systems based upon computer systems ranging from a simple single user to complex, interactive, and multi-user distributed systems.
In addition to completing all general University requirements, students wishing to receive the Bachelor of Science in Applied Science degree must complete the following: