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College of Engineering and Computer Sciences

Information technology

UCF Information Technology graduates will be able to do the following:

Discipline Specific Knowledge, Skills, Behavior and Values

• Demonstrate expertise in the main content knowledge of information technology
• Effectively use information science and technology frameworks (concepts, principles, methods, languages, and theories) to design, analyze, and construct solution in a network-based environment
• Effectively apply scientific and mathematical principles, methods and techniques to the research and development of emerging technologies in the computing field
  

Critical Thinking

• Critically analyze and apply a range of information science and systems concepts, principles, and practices in the context of solving problems across a range of information technology problem domains
• Develop computer-based applications using the information technology body of knowledge

Communication

• Employ terminology for information technology accurately and effectively
• Use technical writing effectively and professionally for varied audiences
• Convey technical material through oral presentations of information technology related topics.

Assessment

Instruments will be developed for direct and indirect measures of student learning, including: embedded questions, rubrics, project evaluations, external review (advisory board), and surveys (employers, alumni, students).

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