College of Science and Technology
Temple University

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Information Science & Technology BA

After completing this program, students should

be able to function professionally as information and technology (IS&T) scientists.
be able to communicate using oral, written, or electronic media, and have the teamwork and leadership skills needed to identify, analyze, and solve informational system issues.
be committed and open to continuous learning, new ideas, and be able to bring them to bear to help others.
have developed critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
be prepared for responsible positions in society and/or graduate studies in Information Science and related disciplines.
have a sense of ethical behavior and respect for diversity.

After completing this program, students should

be able to analyze end-user requirements for information systems and develop effective and efficient solution, utilizing various methodologies, CASE and project management tools
have effective programming, program debugging, and program testing skills
be proficient in at least one programming language.
be knowledgeable in common data structures and the use of standard libraries.
know the discrete mathematical foundations of Computer Science
be proficient in applying mathematics concepts from calculus and probability and statistics to problem solving and research
have an understanding of operating systems and system architectures, including networks and distributed systems.
know applications, including Databases, Computer Graphics and Web technologies.
be able to generalize and analyze ideas
be able to synthesize ideas
be able to communicate ideas in writing clearly and effectively
be able to handle unfamiliar concepts and situations
be able to apply disciplined thinking techniques to new settings
be able to approach situations with multiple perspectives
be able to analyze and model real world problems and to suggest solutions
be able to work on projects in teams