Online Bachelor of Science Information Technology

FIU Online's Bachelor of Science in Information Technology includes hands-on skill development, with a focus on becoming proficient in new, innovative technologies. You’ll build your technical abilities, be prepared for real-life situations, and be able to apply your extensive knowledge of computers, programming, and all IT-related tasks to the professional world—from business to government to education to non-profit organizations. The Florida Board of Governors has recognized FIU as a top institution for training tech talent for its innovative approaches in educating the next generation of top computing specialists. 

Career Opportunities

Many of our information technology graduates have gone on to excel in positions that include systems administrators, applications support specialists, database administrators, computer programmers, computer analysts and computer support specialists. Businesses and organizations in every industry rely on computers and networks to create opportunities and solve challenges. With your FIU Online BS in Information Technology, you’ll be prepared to be an information technology specialist in any type and size of organization in a rapidly expanding job market. According to the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), the average median salary for computer and information systems analysts is $127,640 annually nationally, with a projected growth of 15%.

For more information on the B.S. in Information Technology program please visit the FIU Course Catalog. If you would like to view the specific courses related to the program, please use the breadcrumbs on the Course Catalog to go back and select the “Courses” tab.

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Deng Pan

Deng Pan received his doctoral degree in computer science from State University of New York at Stony Brook in 2007. His research interests are generally in high performance switch design and high-speed networking. His current research focuses on network function virtualization, data center networking, and energy efficient networking. He has published over fifty peer-reviewed papers in leading refereed journals and conferences, including the IEEE Transactions on Computers, IEEE Transactions on Communications, IEEE INFOCOM, and IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium. He has served as local arrangement co-chair or technical program committee member in many international conferences, including IEEE INFOCOM, IEEE GLOBECOM, and ICPP.

Richard Whittaker

Richard Whittaker’s interests are both computer science and economics and he holds doctoral degrees in both fields. His research specializes in the dynamics of complex systems to analyze global financial arbitrage. He has been involved in the development and deployment of algorithmic trading systems and has specialized in Global structural components, with a focus on manufacturing processes. He has over 20 years of hands-on experience in the metal fabrication trade. His research and educational interests include technology integration, algorithmic trading, financial economics and international economics as they pertain to the global commodity markets.

Sergio Pisano

Sergio Pisano is an engineer with a passion for teaching and technology. He received his Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering at Universidad Metropolitana in Caracas, Venezuela, Master of Science in Telecommunications and Networking at Florida International University in Miami, Florida, and Doctor of Education at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. He has worked in a variety of information technology positions and has been teaching since 2011. His interests include students’ engagement, game-based learning, and novel teaching methodologies.

Pat McDermott-Wells

Pat McDermott-Wells has over 35 years as a professional software developer and system software specialist, from mainframes to PCs. She “shares her passion for technology to help launch the next generation of experts.” In 1977, she received her B.A. in Mathematics from the University of Miami and then continued at UM and completing her M.S. in Management Science/Operations Research in 1979. McDermott-Wells completed her doctoral degree in 2015 in Computer Information Systems from Nova Southeastern University. She is the recipient of numerous recognitions and awards. Her research and educational interests are in software/technology for blind students to do math and alternative input technologies.