Suggested Four-Year Program of Study: PROS-BS (INFT)

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Professional Studies Major, B.S. (Information Technology Concentration)

FRESHMAN YEAR (27-31 credits)
Fall Semester	Credits	Spring Semester	Credits
ENGL 1010 - Critical Reading and Expository Writing	3	ENGL 1020 - Critical Thinking and Argumentation	3
Oral Communication Course	3	Fine Arts Course	3
HIST 2010 - The United States to 1877	3	HIST 2020 - The United States since 1877	3
Social & Behavioral Science Course	3	Social & Behavioral Science Course	3
CSCI 1100 - Using Information Technology or Proficiency exam *	0-3	Mathematics Course	3-4
Fall Total	12-15	Spring Total	15-16

SOPHOMORE YEAR (31 credits)
Fall Semester	Credits	Spring Semester	Credits
Literature Course	3	Humanities Course	3
Natural Science Course	4	Natural Science Course	4
General Elective Courses	6	General Elective Courses	6
CDST 2200 - Interdisciplinary Learning and Multimedia Presentations	1	CDST 3100 - Interdisciplinary Design Thinking	3
CDST 2300 - The Interdisciplinary e-Portfolio and Its Applications	1
Fall Total	15	Spring Total	16

JUNIOR YEAR (30 credits)
Fall Semester	Credits	Spring Semester	Credits
Professional Core Courses	9	Professional Core Courses	9
Computer Language Course	3	Management Information Systems Course	3
CDST 4950 - Special Topics in Interdisciplinary Studies	3	Filing/Operating Systems Course	3
Fall Total	15	Spring Total	15

SENIOR YEAR (32 credits)
Fall Semester	Credits	Spring Semester	Credits
CSCI 3222 - Database Management Systems (TN eCampus)	3	CDST 4210 - Senior Capstone	3
INFS 4900 - Seminar in Data Communication (TN eCampus)	3	Software Analysis and Design Course	3
General Elective Courses	6	General Elective Courses	9
CDST 4110 - Research Invention	2
Professional Core Course	3
Fall Total	17	Spring Total	15

TOTAL = 120 credits

Note:

* Proficiency exam may be taken for 0 credit in lieu of CSCI 1100 . Must be completed to meet Graduation requirements. Those students who complete the proficiency exam and are short credits towards their total degree requirements may be required to take additional electives.