Programs

Bachelor's

Information Technology

Are you business-minded with an interest in how technology drives modern organizations? Do you enjoy solving problems using data and systems? A major in information technology equips you to work at the intersection of business strategy and technical innovation. You’ll study systems analysis, networking, database management, and application development while learning how to use data to solve real-world business challenges. With a blend of technical expertise and strategic thinking, you’ll graduate prepared for careers in IT consulting, systems administration, cybersecurity, business analytics, and technology leadership.

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Degree Program

B.B.A. in Information Technology

College

Jerry S. Rawls College of Business

Credit Hours

120 Credits (4 Years)

Design the Future of Technology

Build technical and analytical expertise through specialized tracks in data analytics or systems to solve complex business challenges.

Degree & Course Details

STEM-Designated Advantage

Gain strong technical training and access high-demand career prospects, with extended U.S. work authorization opportunities available for eligible international students in this STEM-designated program.
First-Year Experience

Start strong with experiential learning, networking events, and career-focused activities that help you build connections, explore opportunities, and succeed from your first semester.
AACSB Accreditation

The Rawls College of Business holds Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business accreditation, earned by fewer than 6% of business schools worldwide.

Job Placement Rate

Placement data depends on market conditions, response rates, and graduating class size, and includes graduates pursuing advanced degrees.

Degree & Course Details

86.5%

Outcomes reflect the 2024–2025 academic year.

Key Courses

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ISQS 4360 - Interactive and Automated AI Development

Covers the skills, methodologies, and knowledge to create AI-based interactive system and automated/autonomous AI-based systems to create business solutions.

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Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): C or better in ISQS 3345; minimum 2.75 TTU GPA.

ISQS 3345 - Analytics and Development with Python

An introductory course in the design and creation of data analytics, currently in Python.

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Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): 2.75 TTU GPA.

ISQS 3352 - Data Visualization

Learn data visualization theory and techniques, demonstrate value of data, create impactful dashboards, and build data-driven stories to effectively respond to business needs.

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Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): C or better in ISQS 3345; 2.75 TTU GPA.

ISQS 4385 - Information Technology Project

Covers advanced topics in ISQS that build upon other materials in the program. Students will create a custom project individually and in teams to show their competency.

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Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): Final semester and a minimum 2.75 TTU GPA.

Graduate Pathway Options

Accelerated bachelor’s-to-graduate degree pathways provide significant value for students by allowing them to blend select graduate courses into their undergraduate plan, potentially reducing both time to degree completion and overall tuition costs. Such pathways can position students to enter the workforce sooner with advanced skills and credentials, which may translate into higher earning potential and lower student debt compared to pursuing the degrees separately.

Career Paths & Salary Ranges

Explore information technology career opportunities and projected salary ranges to understand your earning potential after graduation.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Incoming students are considered for merit scholarships when they apply for admission. Admitted students can find additional internal and external scholarship opportunities through Scholarship Universe.

All Scholarships

Information Technology Scholarships

Apply through Scholarship Universe to be considered for IT scholarships.

Scovell Business Leadership Program Scholarship (SBLP)

Scovell Business Leadership Program members receive a scholarship for participating. Program applications open annually.

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Student Organization for IT Majors

Association of IT Professionals

AITP engages information technology students with industry partners and professionals by hosting networking events, guest speakers, workshops, and leading industry tours. Members build connections and understanding of what technical expertise, professional skills, and real-world experience will prepare them for competitive internships and full-time careers in technology, data analytics, and systems management.

Data Analytics Certificate

Build in-demand data analytics skills to analyze business data, apply predictive tools, and make strategic decisions that drive organizational success.

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Information Technology Certificate (Non-Majors)

Designed for non-IT majors, this certificate builds practical technology skills to evaluate, design, and use systems for better business decision-making.

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Systems and Development Certificate

Designed for BBA-IT majors who want to get a deeper understanding of information systems and their development within a business environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does this degree take to complete?

Most students complete the program in four years, depending on transfer credits and course load.

Can I transfer credits to Texas Tech?

Yes. Transfer credits from accredited institutions are evaluated individually and may apply toward degree requirements.

Is this program accredited?

Texas Tech University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. The Rawls College of Business holds Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business accreditation.

What academic support is available to students?

Rawls College students receive support through the Rawls Experience Hub, including advising, success coaching, counseling, leadership development, and global learning opportunities.

Are internship opportunities available for this major?

The Rawls Career Management Center supports students through coaching, resume reviews, networking events, workshops, and the Rawls Career Fair to help secure internships and employment.

What career paths can an information technology degree lead to?

Graduates pursue in-demand careers in data operations, systems development, business analytics, database administration, software development, cybersecurity, and technology consulting.