The Concentration in Software Engineering at Radford University
The Software Engineering concentration is designed to produce designers for large, complex software systems. Current best practices and process models of the software development life cycle are covered with detailed study of all process phases from requirements elicitation through operations and maintenance. Emphasis is on design attributes that make it possible to efficiently implement, extend, and maintain large systems.
College Core Courses Required
| ITEC 110 | - Principles of Information Technology |
| ITEC 120 | - Principles of Computer Science I |
| ITEC 220 | - Principles of Computer Science II |
| ITEC 225 | - Web Programming I |
| ITEC 345 | - Introduction to Computer Security |
| ITEC 490 | - Senior Seminar |
Concentration Requirements
| ITEC 320 |
- Procedural Analysis and Design |
| ITEC 371 |
- Software Engineering I |
| ITEC 380 |
- Organization of Programming Languages |
| ITEC 471 |
- Software Engineering II |
| ITEC 472 |
- Software Engineering III |
| 12 Hours in: |
300 or 400 level ITEC courses (Except ITEC 301, 400, 493, or 498) |
| 6 More Hours in: | -Any 300 level or above ITEC course (except ITEC 301 or 400); -MATH 152, MATH 155, or any 200 level or above Math course; -ASTR 111 or ASTR 112; -any Biology (except BIOL 301 or BIOL 302); -any Chemistry; -any Geology (except GEOL 110 or GEOL 205); -any physics; or -PHSC 301 |
Degree Core Courses Required
| ITEC 122 | - Discrete Mathematics |
| ITEC 224 | - Principles of Computer Science III |
| MATH 151 | - Calculus and Analytical Geometry I |
For more information on this challenging but highly rewarding major contact: Dr. Robert Phillips
Department of Information Technology
Box 6993 Radford University
Radford, VA 24142
(540) 831-5379
