The computer technology program prepares individuals with various skills and knowledge necessary to adapt new science to new products. The degree is an an interdisciplinary program of study which provides a combination of professional courses in computer science, information systems, electronics, and engineering technology. It prepared graduates to work in network operation, information systems, and other computer related disciplines

The BSCT degree program is designed to admit students with an associate degree or equivalent course work in an appropriate program such as computer information systems, computer technology, data processing or closely related disciplines. A minimum honor point average (HPA) of 2.50 is required for admission into the program. Students with an HPA of 2.00 to 2.50 may be admitted as Pre-ET students; and may be transferred into the BSCT program upon successful completion of pre-calculus (MAT 1800) and physical science courses and achievement of 2.50 HPA. Classes are usually offered both in the evening and during the day. A mathematics placement examination is required of entering students unless they come with advanced credit in pre-calculus. It is recommended that this examination, which is administered by the Testing and Evaluation Services Office (577-3400), be taken prior to the first registration at WSU.

To earn a BSCT degree, a minimum of 128 semester credits are required. University policy requires that a maximum of 64 semester credits can be transferred from community colleges to Wayne State University, and a minimum of 30 semester credits must be taken from Wayne State University to earn a baccalaureate degree. Also, the Division policy mandates that at least 24 semester credits must be earned from the Division of Engineering Technology courses At graduation, the university requires a minimum 2.00 HPA in the total residence credit. Additionally, the Division requires a minimum 2.00 HPA in the total coursework taken in the area of specialization, and satisfactory achievement on the English Proficiency, Critical Thinking, and other competency examinations, administered by the Testing and Evaluation Services Office (577-3400).