Congratulations to Dr. Fortune Mhlanga, professor of computer science, and Dr. Phil Vardiman, assistant professor of management sciences, for winning the 2009 Meritorious Paper Award at the Conference on Information Systems Applied Research! 

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Darrien Grays, senior IT major from Cedar Hill

Darrien Grays chose to study information technology at ACU because of the university's reputation for being at the forefront of emergent technologies. What he found as a student was much more.

Jason Huang, junior information systems/finance major from Hong Kong

Jason Huang came to Abilene from Hong Kong 3 1/2 years ago as an international student. Almost immediately he began to see ACU’s influence in the city and community.

Job prospects bright for SITC grads

ACU's relationship with such a variety of technology companies reaps benefits for ACU graduates seeking jobs and firms looking for qualified employees.

iSchool faculty brings technology help to mission field

Just because Ray Pettit's name isn't followed by the word "missionary," doesn't mean he isn't one.

Asa Kusuma, sophomore computer science major from Annandale, Virginia

Since Asa had attended one of the top high schools in the nation, he had plenty of options when it came to choosing a college.

The iSchool advantage

The ability to understand and manage technology is critical in almost every profession. ACU's School of Information Technology and Computing is the focal point on campus for education, training and career preparation in the high-tech, fast-paced fields of computer science, information systems and information technology.

If you love working with computer technology, and are seeking a challenging, ever-evolving career with strong salary potential and high market demand, this is the place for you!

We offer:

• State-of-the-art equipment and teaching facilities
• Access to internships and job opportunities through local and nationwide corporate partnerships
• Small classes taught by professors with advanced degrees from some of the best schools in the country
• Collaborative research opportunities
• Participation in student and professional organizations