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Bachelor of Science in Biology for Information Systems
| Students majoring in this program will be prepared to become employees for the science-based industries and agencies that use modern technology. This program provides an excellent background in business and computer science/information systems technology as well as a solid foundation in biology and supporting sciences and mathematics. The graduates of this program will be capable of problem solving and developing marketing strategies for products of research and service in the science-based information industries, such as the emerging biotechnology industry where a background in science and technology, as well as in business, is increasingly necessary. This program also provides an excellent foundation for persons wishing to pursue a specialized professional career such as medicine, dentistry, etc. or to obtain advanced education especially in the health fields. | |||
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| Total Credits: |
127-129 | ||
| System-wide General Education Requirement: |
30 | ||
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Majors must take PSYC
101, BIOL 151, BIOL 165 or BIOL 201, MATH 102 and either HIST 151, HIST 152 or HIST 255 as part of the system-wide general education requirements. Majors must take CIS 130 as part of the information technology literacy requirement. |
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| Institutional Graduation Requirement: |
5 | ||
| Information Technology Literacy Requirement: |
9 | ||
| Biology Component |
30 | ||
| Mathematics Component |
7 | ||
| Chemistry Component |
15-16 | ||
| Physics Component |
8 | ||
| Information Systems Component |
11-12 | ||
| Choose either Business or Health & Allied Technology Options |
12 | ||
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