Computer Systems Technology
The Computer Systems Technology program prepares technology professionals to manage computer systems and develop applications in a variety of settings. Students develop knowledge and communication skills to successfully collaborate on projects.
Accrediting Organizations
Association of Technology, Management, and Applied EngineeringWhy Study Computer Systems Technology
The Computer Systems Technology program at Illinois State provides students with a strong background in:
- computer/device networking
- electronic communications
- software application development
- computer hardware
- project management
Our labs also emulate the latest technologies, giving students a relevant and in-demand skillset.
The program’s diverse coursework emphasizes:
- network configuration and security
- operating system administration
- virtualization
- application and web development
- database administration
- technical management
Students learn in a hands-on environment and have opportunities to earn IT technical and professional certifications from organizations such as Microsoft, CompTIA, and Cisco.
Point of Pride
Computer Systems Technology students learn and work in two microcomputer labs, two telecommunications facilities, and an electronics laboratory.
Your Education
You'll become a well-rounded technology professional through hands-on courses and lab work. Rather than focusing on one specific skill, you'll graduate with experience in a broad range of technologies—preparing you for the demands of today's corporate and industrial employers.
- Electronics
- Programming
- Networking
- Hardware/Software Integration
- Project Management
ISU prepares alum Basheer Becerra to star in Harvard graduate program
If Basheer Becerra had been told when he began his undergraduate career at Illinois State University’s School of Information Technology (IT) that one day he would attend Harvard University graduate school, he wouldn’t have believed it.Your Career
Our graduates go on to become...
- Applications Developer
- Hardware/Software Manager
- Information Systems Manager
- Network Systems Manager
- Project Manager
- Security Specialist
- Web Developer
Annual Assessment Data
Department of Technology's Strategic Plan, Assessment Plan, and Assessment Results
Program Area Faculty
Mr. Geoff Campbell, Instructional Assistant Professor
Dr. Stephen Mujeye, Assistant Professor