The Computing and Business Minor is offered by the Colleges of Computing and Business. It is a course of study that enables undergraduate students in Computing and Business to learn one another's language through innovative coursework and interdisciplinary team projects focused on solving real-world problems presented by the Program's Corporate Affiliates.
The curriculum of the Minor in Computing and Business requires the completion of 22 semester credit hours.
Computing students will gain an understanding of market forces and the financial implications of IT investments.
Business students will gain an understanding of the relationships among software infrastructure, business processes, organizational structure, and business strategies to effectively manage IT resources, as well as an understanding of the IT capabilities and constraints.
Both Computing and Business students will:
- learn how to identify and leverage emerging technologies to address market and societal needs.
- demonstrate their skills and ability to work in interdisciplinary teams by solving real business problems in capstone projects that involve a mix of Technology and Business issues.
- learn communication, teamwork, and leadership skills that will prepare them for successful careers in a technology-driven business world.

