UW-Stout's Bachelor of Science degree in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) provides a flexible program of study for high school graduates, technical college graduates, and working professionals.
Our diverse curriculum, endorsed by UW-Stout's ICT Industry Advisory Board, includes:
- Business and Leadership Development
- Systems Analysis and Design
- Project Management
- Cyber Security
- Computer Networking
- Software Development
- Enterprise Systems
- Web Development
- Photography and Video
Our accessible program and co-op internships prepare you for a career in IT, networking, web management, telecommunications, instructional design, enterprise systems, and various technical support services. You will learn to:
- Analyze and apply information and communication technologies in data center environments
- Develop network applications for Microsoft and Cisco content
- Use supplemental audio and video to increased organizational performance
- Evaluate and implement comprehensive communication plans for technical and social systems
The program allows you the flexibility to choose the track that suits your personal and professional goals. The ICT program prepares you for leadership in the Information and Communication Technologies field. Whether you are just starting out, or continuing your education, ICT gives you the flexibility to choose the track that suits your personal and professional goals.
Minors
- Computer Networking Systems and Design (Online & On-Campus)
- Computer Science (On-Campus)
- Enterprise Technology (Online & On-Campus)
- Journalism (On-Campus)
- Photography and Video (On-Campus)
- Project Management (Online & On-Campus)
- Web Technology (Online & On-Campus)
- NEW Fall 2018: Information Security Management (Online & On-Campus)
Certificate
- Cyber Security & Cyber Defense – Computer Networking Certificate Program
- Department of Defense Information Assurance Scholarship Program
More Information
- Department of Defense Information Assurance Scholarship Program
The BSICT Advantage
- Online or On-campus delivery
- Hands-on labs using cutting-edge equipment and software
- 92% of students are employed or continuing their education after graduation
- Opportunities to earn valuable industry certifications embedded within the courses
- Numerous transfer credits apply toward the degree
- Flexible learning options
Program Objectives
- Understand Information and Communication Technology systems and their effect on society.
- Evaluate and implement a variety of components of Information and Communication Technology for personal, educational and professional growth, as well as to promote increased organizational performance.
- Analyze Information and Communication Technology for appropriate application in work settings.
- Understand and use Information and Communication Technology to expand and expedite the services used in a global economy.
- Integrate different Information and Communication Technology methods in a manner to facilitate organizational effectiveness and efficiency.
- Develop personal and social responsibility in the digital world regarding privacy, protection of intellectual property concepts, social and economic value of information.
Occupations Snapshot
2018 ICT Advisory Board
- Greg Brodt, Professional in the Field
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College - Nancy Cerritos, Professional in the Field, Academic Dean
Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College - John Higgs Jr., Professional in the Field, Business Division Dean
Mid-State Technical College - Jaime Klein, Professional in the Field
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College - Ray Koukari Jr., Professional in the Field, Associate Dean
Gateway Technical College - Kendal Loewen, Professional in the Field
St. Paul College - Kyle Loewenhagen, Professional in the Field
Chippewa Valley Technical College - Rodney Nobles, Professional in the Field, Chief Information Officer
Waukesha County Technical College - Gordy Rosploch, Professional in the Field
Lakeshore Technical College - Warren Sheaffer, Professional in the Field
St. Paul College - Douglas Wahl, Chief Information Officer
Learning Information Technology Dept. - Doug Waterman, Professional in the Field, IT Team Leader
Fox Valley Technical College - John Baltes, President and Principle
SVA Consulting LLC - Scott Biscobing, Intructor
Nicolet - Derek Brost, Service Desk Manager
JAMF Software - Mohammad Dakwar, Professional in the Field
MATC Milwaukee - Scott Finn, Professional in the Field
Western Technical College - Ben Franske, Instructor
Inver Hills Community College - Brian Goodman, Instructor
Chippewa Valley Technical College - Tom, Kenton, Professional in the Field
Waukesha County Technical College - Mike Marx, Professional in the Field
Enventis - Chuck Komp, Professional in the Field
Nicolet - Gretchen Opferkew, Director of Education
Power Objects - Diane Pettis, Professional in the Field
WITC - Rusty Smith, Regional Manager
Cisco - Sean Stilson, Professional in the Field
Mid-State Tech. College
ICT Leadership Representatives
- Joan Ebnet, Admissions
- Mark Fenton, Business
- Douglas Mell, Director of Communications
- Diane Olson, Operations & Management
- Kevin Olson, CACHSS, Communication Technologies Dept.
- Heidi Rabeneck, UW Stout Online, College of Management
- Richard Rothaupt, Associate Dean, CSTEMM
- Evan Sveum, CACHSS, Communication Technologies Dept.
- Renee Surdick, Discover Center
- Kevin Tharp, CACHSS, Communication Technologies Dept.
- Holly Yuan, CACHSS, Communication Technologies Dept.
Get Your ICT Degree Online
Our flexible online ICT program allows you to take classes part-time with an adjustable schedule to meet your needs. Our full-time tenured or tenure-track program faculty have worked to create an enhanced learning environment that provides you with a diverse curriculum, endorsed by UW-Stout's ICT industry advisory board.
Online Program Highlights
- Courses delivered 100% online by full-time faculty
- Consistent Fall, Spring, and Summer program course offerings
- Support from Adult Student Services Coordinators and Distance Librarians
Costs
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$335 per undergraduate credit — customized instruction rate.
Financial Aid
Students who are attending another institution, but are planning to receive their degree from UW-Stout, may be eligible to receive aid from UW‐Stout. In these cases, UW‐Stout is considered the Home Institution and the other campus is considered the Visiting Institution.
Application
To apply for the online Bachelor of Science degree in Information and Communication Technologies, you need to apply to UW-Stout.
Transfer Students
Note: When filling out the application form, be sure to make a note in the student comment section that you intend to apply to the "online program."
