B.S., Enterprise Technology Integration
AI, cloud, and digital tools are changing business. Learn to lead that change.
Enterprise AI, cloud computing, and advanced analytics are transforming how businesses compete and succeed in today's digital landscape. The B.S., Enterprise Technology Integration program positions you at the forefront of this transformation, equipping you with the skills needed to design and implement cutting-edge AI solutions, cloud architectures, and intelligent systems that solve real business challenges. Grounded in business fundamentals and strategic thinking, you'll develop technical expertise alongside critical communication and problem-solving skills, becoming invaluable to employers and graduating ready to lead organizational innovation through emerging technologies.
Is Enterprise Technology Integration Right for Me?
Enterprise Technology Integration combines technology with business, preparing you to use tools like enterprise AI and cloud computing to help companies grow and succeed. This program could be a great fit if you want to:
- use AI and cloud technology to help businesses innovate and compete
- explore new tech like automation and data analytics to solve problems companies face every day
- bring different systems together so businesses can work better and serve customers more effectively
What You'll Study
Build cutting-edge skills in enterprise AI, cloud computing, and business technology to help organizations innovate and compete in today's digital world.
- Enterprise AI and Intelligent Automation
- Cloud Computing
- Enterprise Analytics
- Business and IT Problem Solving
- IT Project Management
- Database Management
- Systems Integration
Application Focus Areas
Pick an application focus area or work with an adviser to create your own to gain context for where you will do your work.
- Application Development
- Business Competency (Earn a Business Fundamentals certificate from the Smeal College of Business)
- Cybersecurity
- People, Policy, and Context
- International and World Cultures
- ROTC, Intelligence, and Cyberwarfare
- Custom Application Focus
Earn a B.S. and M.S. at the Same Time
You can pursue a B.S. in Enterprise Technology Integration and a master's degree at the same time through the Integrated Undergraduate-Graduate (IUG) degree program. IUGs make it possible to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree in five years!
The Power of Internships
Every Enterprise Technology Integration student must complete at least one internship before graduating—most complete more than one, and 84% receive a job offer from an internship provider. With hundreds of organizations recruiting and a dedicated Career Solutions team to support you, you'll have the tools and opportunities to launch your career.
View Past Internships
“I love working with the business and development teams to make sure that we were creating something that they really needed and not just something they thought they wanted. You can't always see the work that my team does from an end-user perspective, but you still need that integration for it to work out.”
Lindsay Langley '13 , Senior Product Owner, Southwest Airlines
Discover Your Career
From enterprise AI to cloud architecture to digital transformation, the technology careers of today and tomorrow are evolving rapidly. As you work toward your degree, you'll explore emerging career paths through courses, student organizations, and hands-on experiences. With guidance from our dedicated Career Solutions team—from your first job to leadership roles—you'll develop expertise in AI implementation, cloud systems, business strategy, and communication to lead innovation across industries like technology, finance, healthcare, consulting, and beyond.
IT Operations Engineer
Ensures the smooth functioning of infrastructure and operations supporting application deployment, including network, server management, ITIL, and help desk services. Defines processes, policies, roles, and best practices for enterprise operations.
IT Consultant
Advises clients on building and operating IT networks, solving problems, improving performance, and offering solutions for business models, websites, and other IT aspects. Conducts analysis, proposals, and training.
Product Designer
Oversees the design process from start to finish, improving products, brainstorming solutions, gathering stakeholder input, and liaising between designers, engineers, and researchers to create mock-ups.
User Interface/User Experience Designer
Creates the look and feel of features across web and mobile platforms by understanding user needs, translating research into visual designs, and delivering detailed specs for development.
Business Systems Analyst/Consultant
Analyzes business problems and designs technology solutions, bridging gaps through architecture, tools, or software applications to resolve issues and improve processes.
Application Developer
Designs, builds, and tests apps, collaborating with clients and teams to meet needs, fix bugs, and ensure functional, user-friendly products.
IT Specialist
Specializes in areas like programming, networks, internet, web design, or mobile computing, adapting to new technologies and trends as they emerge in each field.
Information Architect
Organizes, structures, and designs information within digital products to ensure usability, accessibility, and effectiveness, creating logical content structures for seamless user navigation and interaction.
Quality Engineering and Assurance Analyst
Supports planning, design, and execution of system testing, collaborating with IT and business units to validate test cases, develop plans, and ensure user expectations are met.
Bardusch Family IdeaMakers Challenge
Through mentored research, student organizations, and experiential learning opportunities offered through the Bardusch Family IdeaMakers Challenge, Enterprise Technology Integration students can extend learning far beyond the classroom. The IdeaMakers Challenge is an early-stage business idea competition that invites student teams to identify a problem and pitch a solution that involves digital innovation. Teams receive mentoring from faculty and industry leaders to develop their idea, and then pitch it to a panel of expert judges to compete for prizes.
IdeaMakers Challenge