Informatics (TSAP)
Offered at IU Northwest by College of Arts and Sciences.
About
The Transfer Single Articulation Pathways (TSAP) program allows students to fully transfer certain associate degrees to finish their companion degree program on time within two years of full-time study.
Technology is constantly evolving, and you need a degree to prepare you for an ever-changing industry. The Bachelor of Science in Informatics is that degree.
This program will give you a foundation in applied computer skills, preparing you for the ever-changing needs of divergent industries. As a student, you will be a part of the revolution happening in other industries thanks to the advancements in computers.
You can choose a cognate area, such as biology, business, health informatics, or more, for which you'll finish 15-18 credit hours in that field to help round out your degree.
Upon graduation, you'll be ready for anything with the transferrable skills to enter any industry that uses computer and information technology in the day-to-day running of the business.
The Computer Information Systems Department at IU Northwest also offers several other related undergraduate and graduate degree programs that could fit your needs.