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The Bachelor of Science Degrees in iCOM and PTC
Both B.S. degree programs help students develop their
writing skills, sensitivity to the social and cultural
aspects of communication, fluency with the latest computer
technologies, and strategies for information design.
Students in both programs will therefore take a number
of courses in IIT’s computer classrooms with state-ofthe-art
hardware and software. The required ethics
Bachelor of Science in Internet Communication (iCOM)
Web site: www.iit.edu/~techcomm
Internet Communication brings together coursework
in technical writing, communication, Web design, ethics,
science and technology in society, along with a minor in
computer networking, to train Internet professionals.
Required Courses Credit Hours
Communication Requirements 21
COM 421 (or 423), 424,
425, 428, 430, 431, 432
iCOM (Technical) Electives 9
Linguistics Elective 3
Art and Architectural History (AAH) or 3
Architecture (ARCH) Elective*
Ethics Elective 3
STS Electives 12
Computer Science Requirements 16
CS 201 or (CS 115 and 116), 331, 350, 450, 455
Humanities and Social Sciences Requirements 21
See general education requirements on page 25
* Choose from AAH 119, AAH 120, AAH 301, or ARCH 331.
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component focuses on moral issues in communication,
business, engineering or computer science. Finally, elective
coursework in science, technology and society (STS)
gives students awareness of the power of language and
image to shape thoughts, values and actions in a variety
of public, private and professional contexts.
iCOM graduates can become Web designers and web
masters, network administrators, technical writers and
editors, and computer journalists.
Required Courses Credit Hours
Natural Science/Engineering Requirements 11
See general education requirements on page 25
Introduction to the Profession 2
Mathematics Requirements 5
See general education requirements on page 25
Interprofessional Projects 6
Free Electives 15
Total Credit Hours 127
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