The Information Communication and Data Visualization (B.S.) at the Illinois Institute of Technology is designed for students eager to bridge the gap between complex technical information and clear, impactful communication. You will explore how people process and gather information, developing a unique perspective on the role of social media in learning and interpersonal relationships, and understanding the ethics of technical presentations. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those who want to master the art of conveying intricate data and technical concepts through compelling narratives and visualizations, preparing you for a future where clarity is paramount.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science program is studied over four years, offering a praxis-based approach with real-world projects. You will delve into principles of editing for scientific documents, analyze audience types for presentations, and learn to create data visualizations using professional tools. The curriculum emphasizes developing strong technical writing and communication skills, enabling you to effectively document and present complex information. You will graduate with the ability to optimize technical systems for human users and contribute to technical development projects, opening pathways to careers in technical communication, UX design, and data analysis.