Catalog Expires in August
2013
BS: Information Technology 2012 - 2013
Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________
LU I.D.
_______________________
__
ACT: _______ _______ _______ _______ _______
BI 1073
LU 1103
FR
Fall
15 hrs
FR
Spring
18 hrs
SO
Fall
15 hrs
SO
Spring
18 hrs
The Story of
Jesus
SAT: ________ ________ ________
IT 1123
MATH 1113
Lipscomb Seminar
[SAT=480, ACT=20]
Future of Computing
[ITP or IT 1000
co-requisite]
College Algebra
[Math ACT => 21 or 550
SAT]
BI 1083
EN 1123
CS 1213
CO 1003
The Story of
the Church
Comp & Rdng II
[LU 1103 or EN 1113]
Intro to Computer Prog
[CS 1122 or IT 1123 or
co-requisite]
Introduction to
Communication
BI 1093
IT 2223
CS 1233
The Story of
Israel
Web App Dev I
[IT 1123 or CS 1122
Min C]
O-O Sys Des & Prog
[CS 1213 Min C]
LITERATURE
EN 2113, 2123, 2133, 2143,
2153, or 2163
[EN 1123]
MG 3503
AC 2503
MATH 2103
Or
Integrated HU-2
IT 3313
Principles of
Management (Gen Ed
Bible Requirement)
Financial Accounting
Discrete Math
[MA 1113 or ACT=>23]
Network Principles
[CS 1233 Min C]
Total Hours: 126 – 128
HISTORY
HI 1013, 1023, 1113,
1123, 1213, 2213,
2223 or HU 2003
Or
Integrated HUMATH 2183
Elementary Stats
[MA 1113 or ACT=>23
(or 550 SAT]
IT 2043
Information System Applications
[ITP or IT 1000 co-req]
MATH 2053
Survey of Calculus
[MA 1113 or ACT=>23
(or 550 SAT]
CS 2243
Database Management
[CS 1233 Min C]
BY 1003, CM 1013, EV
1013, PH 1003, SCI
1003, CM 1013 or SU
2013
Fund. of Chemistry or Physics
(Tier I)
JR
Fall
18 hrs
BI 4213
BA 1013
IT 3413
CS 2233
IT 3323
Biblical Ethics
(Gen Ed Bible
Requirement)
Foundations of
Business: A Christian
Perspective
Sys Analysis & Des
[CS 2313 Min C]
Data Structures & Alg
[CS 1233 & MATH 2103 Min
C]
Wireless Networks &
Mobile Systems
[IT 3313 Min C]
BY 1003, CM 1013, EV
1013, PH 1003, SCI
1003, SCI 1013, CM
1013 or SU 2013
Fund. of Chemistry or Physics
(Tier II)
JR
Spring
14-16
hrs
SR
Fall
16 hrs
BI 3213
IT 395V
SEC 2313
Faith & Culture
(Gen Ed Bible
Requirement)
Intern in Info Tech
[Jr. Standing & perm
of Dept Chair] (1-3 hrs)
Fund of Info Security
[IT 2223 & CS 1213
Min C]
SEC XXXX
CONCENTRATION
ELECTIVE
(3 hours)
MK 3503
EC 2503
Principles of Marketing
Princ of Microeconomics
(Gen Ed Soc Sci Reqmt)
SEC XXXX
CONCENTRATION
ELECTIVE
Mgt of Info Tech
[Min C in IT 3413 & Junior
IT 4423
IT 3423
PE XXX1
Project Management
[IT 3413 Min C]
Activity
Elective
(3 Hours)
PE XXX1
Activity
(3 hours)
MK 3573
Spring
12 hrs
Consumer Behavior
SEC XXXX
CONCENTRATION
ELECTIVE
(3 hours)
Standing]
IT 4323
IT 4613
Modern Telecomms
[IT 3323 Min C]
Senior Project
[Sr standing, CS 2233, IT
3233, IT 3413]
TIER 1 – FOUNDATIONS: 26 HOURS
TIER 2 – EXPLORATIONS: 12 HOURS
TIER 3 – ENGAGEMENTS: 3 HOURS
TIER 4 – BIBLE: 6 – 9 HOURS
The General Business Minor is satisfied with this major.
Non-Credit Graduation Requirements
Service Learning (SL)
ITP 0010
Students
are
required
to complete 2 SALT experiences.
Information Technology Proficiency Exam
No more than one SALT experience can come from Tier I.
Strongly recommend students complete ITP 0010 during
____ SALT Experience (Tier I, II, or III)
ADVANCE or QUESTWEEK. For more information visit
____ SALT Experience (Tier II or III)
http://cit.lipscomb.edu and click on IT Literacy.
Global Learning
Students may choose to enroll in travel courses to complete
requirements identified by the symbol. For more
information see http://globallearning.lipscomb.edu.
SALT Scholars
Students may choose to become a SALT Scholar with
special designation at graduation. For more information
see http://salt.lipscomb.edu.
Notes to Degree Plan
(1) BIBLE CREDIT: Traditional students must complete BI 1073, 1083, 1093, and one of BI 3213, 3433 or 4213.
Students should take the courses in consecutive order unless approved by their advisor.
(2) Tier I SCIENCE (w/lab): Choose one from BY 1003, EV 1013, or SCI 1003, CM1013, PH1003, or SU2013.
(3) PHYSICAL SCIENCE: May add SCI1013 to list above.
(4) MATH OR SCIENCE: Students must complete 15 semester hours of a math and/or science. Courses may be chosen
from the following areas: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Information Technology, Mathematics, Physics, and
Engineering.
Failure to do the following may result in a delay of graduation.
1. Plan schedules carefully, so as to fulfill all pre-requisites for the next semester’s courses.
Waivers for pre-requisite courses will be granted only under extreme circumstances.
2. Check with your academic advisor before changing the sequence of courses since some are not offered every
semester.
3. Check your account early to allow time to eliminate any hold that might prevent pre-registration.
4. Pre-register early to secure classes needed for graduation requirements.
This is a suggested guide to course scheduling and does not replace the University Catalog as
the official listing of program requirements.