Information Science and Technology

The Information Science and Technology program at Missouri State University-West Plains provides students with the knowledge and skills to prepare for future careers in information science and technology.

Associate of Applied Science in Information Science and Technology

Students gain knowledge and skills in web site design and development, computer hardware, operating systems, database management, cybersecurity, and project management. Students may specialize in data analytics, aerial and geospatial technology or general information science.

Degree Requirements

Certificates

Certificate Requirements

Information Technology

Data Analytics

Aerial and Geospatial Technology

Sample Careers and Salary Outlook

Computer Support Specialist
- 2021 US Median Salary: ~$57,910
- Missouri Median Salary: ~$49,770
Network and Computer Systems Administrators
- 2021 US Median Salary: ~$80,600
- Missouri Median Salary: ~$79,780
Web Developer
- 2021 US Median Salary: ~$78.300
- Missouri Median Salary: ~$66,710
Remote Sensing Technicians
- 2021 US Median Salary: ~$49,030
- Missouri Median Salary: ~$38,750
Surveying and Mapping Technicians
- 2021 US Median Salary: ~$46,910
- Missouri Median Salary: ~$47,740

For More Information, Contact:

For more information about our Information Science and Technology degree and how to apply contact:
Cathy Proffitt Boys, Associate Professor of Computing and Engineering / Dean for Career and Technical Education
Email: cathyboys@missouristate.edu
Phone: (417) 255-7278