Nanette Veilleux
- Professor
Information Technology
Our students perfectly blend information technology with computer science, management and communications, able to solve complex computing problems and communicate the results.
Technology is constantly developing and evolving, presenting new challenges and opportunities
Through hands-on class projects you'll learn vital skills — like modern programming languages, database management and web applications — and hone your quantitative skills. Within the Information Technology major you'll have the opportunity to choose the Business track, the Simmons University Center for Cybersecurity Academic Excellence track, or the Health Informatics track.
As an information technologist, you'll determine user needs and develop, manage, and support technology-based solutions. Our students are well prepared for careers as web developers, web administrators, IT consultants, network supporters, system integrators, system analysts and application developers.
You'll work with a faculty advisor to tailor your program to your interests and career goals. The Computer Science and Informatics Program offers many closely-related programs — such as web design & development and computer science — as well as the 3+1 Computer Science/M.S. in Library and Information Science.
So you know that Simmons is a great place to be, you've learned about our programs, maybe even come for a visit...now you're ready to apply! Let's get started.
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Our Faculty
Margaret Menzin
- Professor and Program Director of Mathematics and Statistics
Amber Stubbs
- Associate Professor and Division Director, Director of Mathematics, Computing, and Statistics, and Program Director of Computer Science and Informatics
Denise Carroll
- Assistant Professor of Practice
Bruce Tis
- Adjunct Faculty and Emeritus
Aspen Olmsted
- Professor of Practice and Program Director for Online Computer Science