Become a Leader in Information Technology with a Degree from TROY
At Troy University, we understand that life can get in the way of completing your degree. We’re dedicated to helping you find success, and it is never too late to realize your dream of graduating with an information technology degree from TROY.
As you earn your bachelor’s degree online or in person, you’ll be fully supported by expert faculty who will take the time to get to know you and support your goals. No matter which field you pursue or where you complete your degree from, you’ll be a valued member of our TROY family. Some of our IT programs include:
- Bachelor’s in Computer Science (in person or online)
- Bachelor’s in Applied Computer Science (online)
- Bachelor’s in Cyber Security (in person or online)
- Bachelor’s in Geographic Information Sciences (in person or online)
- Bachelor’s in Resource and Technology Management (in person and online)
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From opportunities to work on real-world projects to small class sizes, there’s no limit to the benefits you’ll experience at TROY. Gain an extensive understanding of computer science theory and have opportunities for hands-on learning experiences.
Discover Our Information Technology Programs
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B.S. in Computer Science
Our computer science bachelor’s program prepares you for success in the rapidly evolving technology sector. You’ll learn theory and have the opportunity to build your skills with hands-on learning, providing you with a well-rounded and diverse learning experience in fields including artificial intelligence, game design, mobile apps, web applications and more.
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B.S. in Applied Computer Science
This applied computer science program teaches the application of computing principles and techniques, such as data structures, algorithms, programming and software engineering, to solve real-world problems. You’ll work with cutting-edge technology and tools and be prepared to make an impact in the field.
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B.S. in Geographic Information Science
Through our geographic information sciences (GIS) program, you’ll learn how to use geospatial technologies to collect and conduct data analysis. You’ll learn to map and chart data to help address pressing issues such as environmental concerns, urban projects and epidemics.
GIS Program
TROY by the Numbers
- 15:1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio
- 175K+ Alumni Worldwide
- 20 Consecutive Years, Best Regional University in the Southeast
- 5 Start Terms Available
Frequently Asked Questions
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Do I need programming experience to apply to the computer science or applied computer science program?
No, while some programming experience is helpful, the curriculum for both programs includes introductory programming courses to help you build a strong foundation in coding.
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Can I complete my degree online?
Yes, to add extra flexibility to your schedule, we offer our computer science, applied computer science and geographic information sciences (GIS) programs online. If you'd like to join us on campus, our computer science and GIS programs also have in-person offerings.
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What is GIS and what can I do with my degree?
Geographic information systems are powerful tools that help us process, research and analyze geographic data. Learn using the latest technology and prepare for a role as a GIS technologist, geographer, cartographer and more.
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Is GIS a good career?
GIS is a growing field, and whether you're interested in a career in government, technology, construction, forestry, health or another industry, the demand for geoscientists is expected to grow 5% from 2023 to 2033, providing new job opportunities each year with an average salary of $99,240 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Why Get a Computer Science Degree from TROY?
Open your future to new possibilities with a computer science program that provides cutting-edge training and prepares you to pursue a wide range of career paths, including software development, database administration, cyber security, network architecture, web development, artificial intelligence and more.
Now is the time to take the next step. Computer and information technology occupations are projected to grow 15% over the next 10 years, which will create about 682,000 new jobs with an average salary of $105,990 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Why Get an Applied Computer Science Degree from TROY?
An applied computer science degree prepares you for an advanced career as a professional who can apply general computing skills to business contexts. Gain practical preparation for new, in-demand positions, including roles as software developers, network and systems administrators, database administrators, web developers, data analysts, IT project managers and more.
Work in the tech field is growing, with the demand for software developers alone projected to grow 17% over the next 10 years with an average salary of $133,080 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics).
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As an online student, you are an important part of our TROY family. View our virtual tour and explore our beautiful campus in Troy, Alabama, where you’re always welcome to visit and participate in campus events. Our TROY campus is your home, even if you’re learning from across the country or around the world.
Faculty Profile: Dr. Shelley Davis
Dr. Shelley Davis is an Associate Professor and the Department Chair at TROY’s Sorrell College of Business. She joined the Sorrell College faculty in August 2015 and was named Department Chair in 2020. A former forensic chemist with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), Dr. Davis earned a bachelor’s in chemistry at Georgia Institute of Technology, an M.B.A. at Kennesaw State University and a Ph.D. in management from Auburn University.
Faculty Profile: Dr. Xiaoli Huan
Dr. Xiaoli Huan has a Ph.D. in Scientific Computing from the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg. She has worked at NASA Mississippi Stennis Space Center and the High-Performance Computing and Visualization Lab at USM. Her research interests include computer vision, machine learning, business information technology and technology in higher education.
Faculty Profile: Dr. Nikki Hilburn
Dr. Nikki Hilburn is an assistant professor in the TROY School of Nursing. Her clinical focuses include family medicine, nursing education, and critical and emergency care. She has been published several times and received numerous awards from the National Institute of Health. Her research interests include teaching and learning, critical care/trauma, cardiology, management of cardiology disorders/diseases, acute care and family medicine.
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We’ll be in touch with more information soon. In the meantime, learn more about us and how we can help you reach your goals. If you’re ready to take the next step, we invite you to apply today!
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B.S. in Computer Science
Our computer science bachelor’s program prepares you for success in the rapidly evolving technology sector. You’ll learn theory and have the opportunity to build your skills with hands-on learning, providing you with a well-rounded and diverse learning experience in fields including artificial intelligence, game design, mobile apps, web applications and more.
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B.S. in Applied Computer Science
This applied computer science program teaches the application of computing principles and techniques, such as data structures, algorithms, programming and software engineering, to solve real-world problems. You’ll work with cutting-edge technology and tools and be prepared to make an impact in the field.
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B.S. in Geographic Information Science
Through our geographic information sciences (GIS) program, you’ll learn how to use geospatial technologies to collect and conduct data analysis. You’ll learn to map and chart data to help address pressing issues such as environmental concerns, urban projects and epidemics.
GIS Program
Faculty Profile: Dr. Shelley Davis
Dr. Shelley Davis is an Associate Professor and the Department Chair at TROY’s Sorrell College of Business. She joined the Sorrell College faculty in August 2015 and was named Department Chair in 2020. A former forensic chemist with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), Dr. Davis earned a bachelor’s in chemistry at Georgia Institute of Technology, an M.B.A. at Kennesaw State University and a Ph.D. in management from Auburn University.
Faculty Profile: Dr. Xiaoli Huan
Dr. Xiaoli Huan has a Ph.D. in Scientific Computing from the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg. She has worked at NASA Mississippi Stennis Space Center and the High-Performance Computing and Visualization Lab at USM. Her research interests include computer vision, machine learning, business information technology and technology in higher education.
Faculty Profile: Dr. Nikki Hilburn
Dr. Nikki Hilburn is an assistant professor in the TROY School of Nursing. Her clinical focuses include family medicine, nursing education, and critical and emergency care. She has been published several times and received numerous awards from the National Institute of Health. Her research interests include teaching and learning, critical care/trauma, cardiology, management of cardiology disorders/diseases, acute care and family medicine.
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