School of Information Technology and Communication Design - The School of Information Technology and Communication Design

The Student Service Center is here to help ITCD, MIST and MSMIT students with all their advising needs. You can set an appointment with the ITCD Peer Advisor or the Student Services Coordinator for personal guidance, or you can pick up some of the many academic documents and forms we have on hand. Stop on by. We're in Building 18 (The Media Learning Complex), Room 150.

Deciding on a Major?

Do you enjoy working with graphic design software? Would you like to work as a programmer, telecommunications manager, software developer, network analyst, system administrator, instructional designer, web designer, multimedia designer, computer animator, or publication designer? If you answered, "yes" to any of these questions you should consider majoring in: Information Technology and Communication Design (ITCD).

ITCD Individualized Learning Plan (ILP)

Once signed by your faculty adviser, the ILP becomes your unique set of requirements for eaning a TMAC degree. You officially complete your ILP in Major Proseminar (CST 300) then work on completing the approved courses. When it comes time to apply for graduation, your original, signed ILP must be submitted with your graduation application.

CSIT Individualized Learning Plan (ILP)

This is the draft copy of the ILP for the upcoming B.S. in Computer Science and Information Technology. Students wishing to get a glimpse into the requirements for CSIT should look over this form to determine their schedules and plans.

Self Help ITCD ILP Advising Guide

This guide is designed to help TMAC students plan their course schedules so they can obtain a TMAC degree and prepare themselves for their chosen career field.

Advising Guide for a Bachelor of Science Degree in ITCD

This guide is intended to provide supplementary information for the following documents:

4-Years Suggested Pathways for ITCD Major for Freshman Students

ITCD Lower Division Courses

2-Years Suggested Pathways for ITCD Major for Transfer Students with Articulated Courses