Courses in the IT Major

Cadets and others at the USMA should see our internal home page for more information on courses.

IT Major Sample Course Template

Required courses

	Theory & Practice Military IT Systems
	Networked Systems Management
	Database Design
	Distributed Application Engineering
	Human Information Interfaces
	Fundamentals of Digital Logic
	Basic Electrical Engineering
	Military Electronic Systems
	Fundamentals of Computer Science
	Data Structures
	IT Integrative Capstone I
	IT Integrative Capstone II
	Information Technology Seminar

Electives

	Information Warfare
	Information Assurance
	Computer Graphics
	Artificial Intelligence
	Analytic Methods in Engineering Management
	Combat Modeling
	Geographic Information Systems
	Advanced Geographic Information Systems
	Remote Sensing
	Advanced Remote Sensing
	Army Operations: Past, Present, Future
	Campaigning: Operational Warfighting
	Special Operations/Low Intensity
	Homeland Security
	Terrorism

Courses in the EITS Major

The EITS major achieves both breadth and depth by providing a large menu of 3-course "threads." The cadet chooses a collection of threads that meets the USMA's 40-course requirement for graduation.

	Computer Science Fundamentals
	Database Design and Implementation
	Information Assurance
	Computer Networks
	Introduction to Electrical Engineering
	Basic Electrical Engineering
	Digital Computer Logic
	Introduction to Electronics
	Introduction to Computer Architecture
	Electric Power Engineering
	Military Electronic Systems
	Electrical Design
	Computer Architecture using VHDL
	Designing with Microprocessors
	Engineering Economy
	Analytic Engineering Management
	Fundamentals of Information Systems
	Distributed Application Engineering
	Theory & Practice Military IT Systems
	Networked Systems Management
	Information Warfare
	Interdisciplinary Integrative Experience
	Dynamic Modeling and Control
	Mechatronics

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