Department of Department of Information Technology & Information Technology &

Business EducationBusiness EducationOctober 22, 2007

Undergraduate ProgramsUndergraduate Programs

BBA – ◦Information Technology Infrastructure◦Management Computer Systems (w/ L&S)

BS◦Management Computer Systems (w/ L&S)◦Business & Marketing Education (w/ COE)

Graduate ProgramsGraduate Programs

MBA – Information Technology EmphasisMBA – Technology and Training EmphasisMS – School Business ManagementMS – Business & Marketing Education

Serving remaining students in MS – Computer Information Systems

How We FunctionHow We Function

11 Faculty, 3 Academic Staff, 1 ADAAdvisory Boards for all programsRegular assessment and revision of academic

programsSignificant department, college, university,

community and professional serviceHigh quality researchHigh quality and quantity professional

experiences for all of our majors through internships, field study, project and co-ops.

Significant EventsSignificant Events

2003◦ Management Dept. faculty teaching in MCS program moved

into department◦ Department name changed to Information Technology &

Business Education2004

◦ Computer End User Technology program revamped and renamed Information Technology Infrastructure

2006◦ MS in Computer Information Systems eliminated

2007◦ ITBE 280 Introduction to Information Systems established as

required lower division (List does not include regular revisions to all our other

programs)

Recent CelebrationsRecent Celebrations

MCS program ranked #1 in nation by AITP

Waldman and James win Hosler award from WBEA

Delta Pi Epsilon ranked best in nation for service project and research project

UWW AITP Student organization wins Chapter Award

Ambrose wins Best Research Paper at two conferences

ACTE name Business Education program #1 in the nation

Concerns & ActivitiesConcerns & Activities

Declining enrollment in our undergraduate◦Increased involvement in IT Workforce Development

effortsGender disparity in several programs

◦New summer camps and other initiatives to encourage participation and support of women in IT careers

Growth in our IT Management emphasis◦Managing our online and on campus offerings

Large class sizes for ITBE 280Faculty and Academic Staff Resources